Discover why Singapore’s “super heartlands” — Bishan, Toa Payoh, Tampines, and Ang Mo Kio — outperform in property value growth and how this can help you choose the right mortgage in Singapore or refinance your home loan for long-term gains.
Celebrate National Day by refinancing your home loan and helping a low-income household. One loan disbursed = one essentials care pack donated.
New Seller’s Stamp Duty (SSD) rules took effect in Singapore from 4 July 2025. Here's what buyers, sellers, and investors need to know about the latest holding period changes and tax rates—plus how to plan ahead.
The latest OCBC Financial Wellness Survey revealed that 2 in 5 Singaporeans face some difficulties in paying off their mortgage loans, an increase from previous years
With property prices still rising in Singapore, we could all use a little help in ensuring we buy a home that is affordable. Introducing the 3-3-5 Rule!
When repaying your bank loan each month, many of us pay in full by CPF. But with interest rates rising, is that still a sound decision?
Private property prices fell for the first-time in three years, which makes the new condo launches this quarter even more exciting
A recent survey by NUS Real Estate unveils what developers are doing in response to the ABSD hike in April. We’re here to break it down.
Regardless of how exorbitant property prices in Singapore are, many of us still aspire to be homeowners. Take note of these 4 key tricks maintain affordability.
The new HDB Flat Eligibility (HFE) letter is a streamlined document that gives HDB homebuyers a clearer idea of what they can apply for when it comes to housing and financing
The first MAS Macroeconomic Review of 2023 included a section focusing on Residential Rental Markets, here's what you should know
How has the June 2023 US Fed meeting influenced the Interest Rate Outlook for the coming months? We give our monthly analysis
For the first time in over a year, the US Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) did not raise rates! However, they did indicate that rates will continue to rise at the end of the year... so what does this mean for us in Singapore?