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Purchasing a new home can be very exciting. However it is also extremely important to understand not just the timeline for the transaction but also the payment timeline. At different points in your journey, you will be required to pay for your new home in stages. The fees include things such as an Option Fee, Exercise Fee, Stamp Duties, Various HDB Admin Fees, Agency Fees and more.
In this image, we break down the step by step process and timeline so you would be a 100% prepared every step of the way when purchasing your resale HDB Flat!
Navigating the inevitability of death is a universal human experience, and preparing for the distribution of one's assets is a crucial, yet often overlooked, aspect of life planning. Addressing the potential end of life and making decisions about your estate can be daunting, yet it's essential for ensuring that your legal and financial affairs are organized, thereby alleviating potential stress for your loved ones.
In Singapore, the fate of your assets after death—ranging from real estate to monetary funds and investments— mostly depends on the existence of a will. This document is pivotal in instructing your desires regarding asset distribution.
Purchasing a resale HDB flat from the Housing and Development Board (HDB) in Singapore is a journey that involves several distinct stages. The timeline can fluctuate based on factors like documentation efficiency, agreement terms between the buyer and seller, and the processing times of the HDB as well as the time is takes for a buyer to find the ideal home. Today, we break down the Key phases involved in acquiring a resale HDB flat in a simple but easy chart.
Maybe you have been trying for a BTO/SBF for a long time and just cannot get a queue number. Or Maybe you are unable to wait for 3-5 years for a BTO and need a place to stay soon. In Singapore, finding a suitable and affordable home is becoming quite the challenge due to the competitive housing market. If you have already made a decision to purchase a Resale HDB, should you go for a newly Minimum Occupation Period (MOP) completed Housing Development Board (HDB) flat or opt for an older resale flat?
The decision largely depends on your personal circumstances, financial situation and lifestyle choices. Here are some factors to consider.
Renovating your home in Singapore has become a pricier affair, courtesy of escalating costs for both materials and labour. Interior design specialists have mentioned a price jump of 10-15% per room category in 2023 and this increase is here to stay in 2024.
Purchasing a home is already a huge investment, often the largest one you'll ever make. Given the longevity of this investment, tailoring your home through renovation to match your personal style and needs is crucial, especially when considering resale properties.
The 2024 Budget plan was unveiled by Minister Lawrence Wong, placing a strong focus on "improving education and training" and providing financial support to specific demographics. Among the benefits are $1.9 billion allocated for various forms of household assistance, updates to the Central Provident Fund (CPF), and aid for Singaporean renters. A notable update concerns adjustments in property taxation. In this post, we are going to focus on the announcement that have a direct impact to the property market and home ownership in Singapore.
The decision to marry before acquiring a mortgage or vice versa is a deeply personal one, influenced by individual needs and circumstances. Both marriage and homeownership represent significant financial commitments, necessitating careful consideration and planning.
When deciding between the marriage versus homeownership dilemma in Singapore, here are some key factors to consider.
Should I choose a Housing Development Board (HDB) loan or a bank loan? Many first-time homebuyers often face this decision soon after selecting their first home. This guide hopes to simplify the complexities and terminology associated with HDB and bank loans, helping you understand the key differences!
Investing in commercial property in Singapore can be an attractive option for many, given the limited space and high demand for real estate in our densely populated nation. Unlike the more commonly discussed residential properties, commercial real estate offers unique opportunities and considerations. Here are some key considerations to note before purchasing a commercial unit in Singapore!
