todays papers talking about sor rates moving up..plus banks now offering 1.5% pa for years fd...hmm..something cooking...
todays papers talking about sor rates moving up..plus banks now offering 1.5% pa for years fd...hmm..something cooking...
Which Bank offering 1.5% ? Share leh. Need to put money with this kinda rates.Originally Posted by radha08
i also wanna put in 1.5% fd leh..
capital mall trust retail bond 3.8% ... apply now lah ... 1.5% still sucks
Ride at your own risk !!!
put in bond i rather put forex fixed deposits..
which currency r u stuck in now?
Originally Posted by rick1
Stuck in SGD loh...Originally Posted by Regulators
can eleborate? I am keen.Originally Posted by rick1
sorry i layman failed maths in sch but this what i read...Originally Posted by DKSG
http://www.standardchartered.com.sg/...omo/index.html
please enlighten me if i am wrong...
i bough 25k aud when they dropped until 0.96 in oct 2008.. LOL now kenna stucked there..Originally Posted by Regulators
wait for chance lor.. aud dropped in 2008 i buy in mah.. put in forex FD can earn more interest..Originally Posted by rattydrama
Happy for you!! Now all time high at 1.3.Originally Posted by rick1
Originally Posted by rattydrama
sometimes must be fast and hiong when see good deals.. but current property prices is not good deal liao.. buy liao confirmed kenna depression..
Last edited by rick1; 06-01-12 at 14:32.
No wonder aud so good interest at 5% byt exchange rate 1.3 very risky
I feel....
No must buy buy buy - encourage the Chinese buyers buying those expensive and bird dont layout areas at min price of 6000psf.Originally Posted by rick1
give them free tour to Singapore on first class, 6 stars hotel with fully paid meals/tour.
give citizens 10k pa as nation progress incentive into our posb account every year before CNY. LOL
no one is buying aud now, i suppose. nzd maybe next bestOriginally Posted by radha08
Originally Posted by rattydrama
u mai saboh ah tiong lah..
they have lorries of cash... donate some to SG lah, singaporeans are poor have to pay housing instal and in the end we pay like 30% more with int.Originally Posted by rick1
The step up rubbish stanchart is offering has been around for some time. It is not 1.5% of the whole depositOriginally Posted by radha08
"The average interest rate for the Contractual Tenor is 1.025% p.a. if the Account is held to Account Maturity Date."Originally Posted by Regulators
wouldn't be 1.5% but still safer, higher than most SGD deposit savings, & having liquidity... actually juz a little bit more.. haha
marketing gimmicks again.....i thought soOriginally Posted by Regulators
btw, got a letter from bank, sibor also up...
Good start ..., at > 5 % sibor, maybe will c some firesale
Housing loan rate in China is now 7%. And you cannot easily get loan for 2nd property.
I know SGD loan rate are mainly pegged to USD. But the world is changing. If you read the latest issue of the Edge, Shanghai stock index is leading the Western stock index by 3-6 months since 2007.
So gradually (maybe in another 5-10 years when RMB is more globalized), SGD will be more influenced by RMB (CNY - domestic RMB, CNH - Hongkong RMB, or will there be CNS - Singapore RMB).
Thanks,
Richard
buy HPH, Cache.. or many other REITS la.. HPH shld be 8-9% based on current px
Do you know that the 3-month SIBOR rate shot up to an astonishing 9.5% in early 1998?
Or that it went to a low of 0.35% sep 2011?
loan amt=$1 million
tenor = 25yrs
interest rate 1.5% mthly instalment $4k
interest rate 9% mthly instalment $8k
6x increase in interest rate, only 2x corresponding increase in monthly outlay... Sap sap suay la. Most owners can hold one... Rental still holding up or even on uptrend... Thanks to cm5.Originally Posted by richie$$$
Yup the bank also say thank you they can have more bonus...Originally Posted by mcmlxxvi
Interest rate 5% also different to see in future, not to say 9% after all the money printing! Just too much cash floating around!
Originally Posted by richie$$$
After the flood of liquidity has served its purpose, the U.S. will need to find a way to mop up all the excess liquidity. The debt levels in Europe and the U.S. are unsustainable in the long run. They will need to find some way of tapping on that enormous liquidity in the financial systems to reduce their debt levels.
Originally Posted by teddybear
FYI>>>>latest NTUC going to revise GROWTH plan...
http://thefinance.sg/2012/01/06/ntuc...f-growth-plan/