How Do Balance Transfers in Singapore Work?
If you’re facing a huge credit card debt, a balance transfer in Singapore can be your way out – but only if you use it carefully. Read More
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What is the Effective Interest Rate (EIR) in a Loan?
Did you know that the true cost of your personal loan is in the effective interest rate (EIR)? Read More
What Should You Do If You Can’t Pay Your Credit Card Bill?
While it’s not ideal to leave unpaid balances on your credit card, here are some simple steps to help you minimise debt caused by accrued credit card interest. Read More
Unpaid Credit Card Bills? Here’s How A Balance Transfer Can Help
Balance transfers can lower your outstanding debt from credit cards or personal loans – but only if you take advantage of them. Read More
Balance Transfer vs Personal Loan: Which is Better for You?
Which is better for paying off debt – a balance transfer or a personal loan? Read More
4 Ways to Pay Off Credit Card Debt in Singapore
If you’re struggling to keep up with your credit card monthly repayments in full, you’re officially in credit card debt. And you’re going to need a strategy to tackle this head on before it snowballs… Read More
Best Short-Term Personal Loans in Singapore
Need quick cash for a big purchase? Here’s a quick guide to the best short-term loans in Singapore that will help you save hundreds of dollars in interest. Read More
How to Clear Debt Before Chinese New Year 2019
We’re fast approaching the end of 2018, which means Chinese New Year 2019 is not far behind. Chinese New Year 2019 ushers in the Year of the Pig and will fall on 5 and 6… Read More
Standard Chartered Funds Transfer Review: Great to pay off credit card debt
Standard Chartered Credit Card Funds Transfer is a balance transfer facility with 0% flat interest rate for balance transfers for the first 6 months. It also comes with the lowest processing fee of 0.9%… Read More
Four Types of Personal Loans: What You Need to Know
An easy guide to the four types of personal loans that compares interest rates, one-time processing fees, loan tenures, and when you should be applying for each. Read More
