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    PACKAGE 3: FLOATING FD PROPERTY LOAN RATE_15M PEGGED (2 YEAR PENALTY PERIOD)
    (For completed properties, min $100K Loan outstanding)
    Yr 1: 1.38% (FDPR_15M + 1.13%)
    Thereafter: 1.38% (FDPR_15M + 1.13%)
    The bank’s prevailing FD Property Loan Rate_15M (FDPR_15M) is at 0.25% p.a.

    Partial Redemption Penalty: Nil.
    If loan outstanding fall below $200,000 after partial repayment within the lock in period of 2 years from the date of conversion, a penalty of 1.50% on the prepaid amount will be imposed.
    Partial Prepayment is subject to 1 month written the notice.

    Full Redemption Penalty:
    1.50% on redeemed amount within 2 years from the date of conversion.
    Full redemption is subject to 3 months written notice.

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    For the extremely kiasee, there is also the 3 year fixed rate. 1.48 till 1.68 or 1.68 fixed.

    Low is here to stay.
    The three laws of Kelonguni:

    Where there is kelong, there is guni.
    No kelong no guni.
    More kelong = more guni.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kelonguni View Post
    For the extremely kiasee, there is also the 3 year fixed rate. 1.48 till 1.68 or 1.68 fixed.

    Low is here to stay.
    Most still believe interest rate going up because they don't believe in Money printing.

    Maybe Singapore currency should show the Bank that prints it just like HK currency.

    https://www.google.com.sg/search?q=H...w=1094&bih=487


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    Thanks for the article, repriced loan at FHR9 + 1.05


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    Very attractive, but seems only for new launch only? In this case you are unlikely to realize advantage of it. Better go for DBS FHR+0.8% throughout.

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    FHR9 is how much now?

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    Can I ask if I can refinance my BUC condo after 3 years even though it has not TOP?

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    FHR9 = 0.25 for now

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    FHR9 is how much now?

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    FHR (0.25) + 1.05% = 1.3%, is this throughout rate or only first few years?


    Quote Originally Posted by 2824 View Post
    FHR9 = 0.25 for now

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    Quote Originally Posted by DHT View Post
    Can I ask if I can refinance my BUC condo after 3 years even though it has not TOP?
    Ask your Bank.

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    I had just re-financed to FHR for Duo after 3+ years (SIBOR locked in from 2013-2017). I do believe rates will remain relatively flat for the next few years.

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    Quote Originally Posted by teddybear View Post
    FHR (0.25) + 1.05% = 1.3%, is this throughout rate or only first few years?
    Throughout rate

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