Personal Finance
Brother, Where’s My Car?
By Living Healthy, Staying Wealthy  •  March 3, 2013
It seems that many initiatives were rolled out in the Singapore budget speech 2013. Most of the items were mostly for the lower or higher income group with little touching the lives of the bulk of the population, the middles class. Hence, most of the issues were over shadowed by one that strikes the hearts of the majority of people belonging in the sandwich class. And that is the new measures on car financing, indirectly affecting car ownership.
The new rule is for a maximum financing of 60%, i.e. down payment of 40% required, and maximum loan tenure of 5 years. (Unfortunately, I just read that it does not apply to unlicensed credit firms ...
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By Living Healthy, Staying Wealthy
Aaron Lau is a Independent Financial Adviser licensed by the Monetary Authority of Singapore to provide financial advice to individuals in Singapore. The main reason he is in the Financial Advisory industry is to share what he has learned after studying and comparing the various insurance and investment instruments in the market. He strongly feels that proper, quality financial planning is important to all individuals and sincerely would like to reach out to help as many as possible.
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