MBT: Longer housing loan helps people to pay less
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1st he tell ppl HDB only for living, not for profit
Now is not happy w/ 30 yrs, pay more and shorter. But expenses to have babies? Else sell it away to pay e loan with 15 yrs.
Then we burden e next gen
So which is which?
tis time gotcha, raiding e land reserves couldn't get
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Originally posted by Bhw33:
Longer housing loan helps people to pay less RIDICULOUS
It's correct. "Pay less every month, but not pay less overall."
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imagine if this *&$#^ was your financial con-man-sultant, you'll be in debt for the rest of your life...
hmmm... with the goddamned HDB prices, we will already be in debt for the rest of our lives.. no need for more con-man-sultants
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Now HDB too expensive ler..New houses are getting smaller and smaller and become expensive...4 room flat look like 3 room flat 5 room flat become 4 room flat so small....I doubt i can buy a new flat in the next 10 years...
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I say again.
MBT ftw.
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MAHBORO poster haha lol. I saw nicole seah poster at rally too.
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Originally posted by the Bear:
If you can't trust them when they say it is affordable, who else can you trust?
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Now Tampines have alot of 'mah' Horses.LOLL
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Why don't they come up with a 100 year mortgage - this will make HDB flats even more "affordable"
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sorry 99 yr lease nia
Govt dun run on defecit
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If MBT wins this election, he will help increase your 3-Room HDB asset value to $1 million dollars within the next 5 years.
Singaporeans should be very happy that they have a stake in the country and their 3-Room HDB is worth a cool $1 million.
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Originally posted by sbst275:
sorry 99 yr lease nia
Govt dun run on defecit
PAP gov don't need run on deficit, if they loosen up a bit, it will still be a balanced budget, but it means alot to the quality of life for Singapoeans.
But during Budget every year, they will over estimate cost and under estimate revenue.
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Its called managing expectations - so when you "outperform" you can say what a great job you did
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to you everything is loose up loose up
Nvm
KL Govt has no more $$ to spend RM50bn to build an MRT for KL.. how abt it.
Though PLUS sucks dunno how much thousands of $$ from its people daily and who owns PLUS actually?
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Originally posted by sbst275:
to you everything is loose up loose up
Nvm
KL Govt has no more $$ to spend RM50bn to build an MRT for KL.. how abt it.
Though PLUS sucks dunno how much thousands of $$ from its people daily and who owns PLUS actually?
What are you so uptight about?
Any particular reason(s) why we must always have a huge budget surplus?
It's not like I am suggesting spending reserves, it's only a balanced budget, no loss and no gain.
Say you work and save till you are 60, do you still want to save like you do in your 70s, 80s and 90s?
Sometimes have to open up your rigid mind to new ideas.
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Because, its been drilled into our minds by countless repeating of the Mantras that more reserves = always good.
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Originally posted by βÎτά:
What are you so uptight about?
Any particular reason(s) why we must always have a huge budget surplus?
It's not like I am suggesting spending reserves, it's only a balanced budget, no loss and no gain.
Say you work and save till you are 60, do you still want to save like you do in your 70s, 80s and 90s?
Sometimes have to open up your rigid mind to new ideas.
When these problems vex you or disturb you or upset your lives, please bear with us. We're trying our best on your behalf. And if we didn't quite get it right, I'm sorry but we will try and do better the next time.
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Originally posted by dragg:
longer housing loan means we pay LESS PER MONTH but MORE INTEREST over a longer period.
More per month,Less interest = Red ants bite, very pain but once in a while.
Less per month, More interest = Ticks bite, suck slowly and long long not so pain.
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Originally posted by βÎτά:
What are you so uptight about?
Any particular reason(s) why we must always have a huge budget surplus?
It's not like I am suggesting spending reserves, it's only a balanced budget, no loss and no gain.
Say you work and save till you are 60, do you still want to save like you do in your 70s, 80s and 90s?
Sometimes have to open up your rigid mind to new ideas.
So you mean running a country is only for 30 yrs? I pass e prob to next gen as like tis housing prob
No doubt it can go with lower property tax, lower HDB new flat prices
There are some things tat's not even worth to try like how you question the need of 2 yrs of NS. We can try w/ 1 yr, see who wants to volunteer to go to OCS..
If no one is willing to volunteer and go back to e old system, then are you prepared for the faceoff over the u-turn?
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Ha....when I see the title, I nearly fall down from my chair.
Longer loan pay less? Yes, indeed per month we pay less, but overall, the interest is huge!
What kind of remarks is this?
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Originally posted by likeyou:
Ha....when I see the title, I nearly fall down from my chair.
Longer loan pay less? Yes, indeed per month we pay less, but overall, the interest is huge!
What kind of remarks is this?
A minister's remarks.
Rhymes with sinister.
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Everybody knows that taking a long term loan means paying more interest....and this minister want to tell the pple the other way round. Come out clean lah...minister.
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I deeply empathise younger and future generations whether you are a PR or singaporean (lest you have a filthy wealthy parents, and they are willing to buy you housing), that you will be severely indebted with 30 years loan, when you started the journey of buying a HDB flat, to make Singapore another milestone of a place in love. Predictably, the future price would keep going up and thereafter, the subsequent generations will be unknowingly also having the same burden of debt on HDB loan for the noble cause of making Singapore another milestone of a pleasant wonderful place in love....the place is super wonderful, but hospital may have more patients unless you stay calm, peace, lovely and resilient
