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Most people who take loans intend to repay them when instalments are due. However, due various reasons, you may fail to pay your loan as scheduled. Luckily, you can opt for a loan deferment option whereby you delay your loan payment to some time in the future.

Contrary to popular belief, personal loans can be used for more than just hospital bills, car and home repairs, and other financial emergencies. In fact, it’s even possible to take out more than one at a time.

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 further.

Banks in Singapore charge a small fee if you repay your personal loan early. But in these two situations, it might just be worth it.

Being financially responsible doesn’t stop at never carrying a balance on your credit card. Truth is, we may find ourselves facing an unexpected financial curveball that forces us to take up a personal loan.

Your credit score is all-important when it comes to a successful loan application. From getting a house to an education loan, critical life opportunities can come down to a number and a single letter on a sheet of paper. Avoid making these mistakes that will lead to a poor credit score.

Find out all the ways you are unconsciously racking up debt and how to pay them off.

With the costly expense of international education, tapping into your savings may not be the wisest when you can pay monthly instalments with an education loan. We list down the best student loans for international studies.

Instead of emptying your bank account to pay for your studies, use an education loan to help you avoid potential pitfalls.

When a study loan is not applicable, Singaporeans can use a personal loan to fund education and school fees.