Refinancing your home loan in Singapore can significantly reduce interest costs in 2026 if done correctly. By understanding penalties, loan structures, and bank differences, homeowners can make informed decisions and maximise savings through proper planning, comparison, and professional guidance throughout the refinancing process.

Buyer Stamp Duty and Additional Buyer Stamp Duty form a significant part of property purchase costs in Singapore. Understanding how stamp duties are computed, who pays what, when payment is due, and the risks of improper structuring helps buyers avoid costly mistakes and plan their property purchase more confidently in 2026.

A bank rejection does not always mean you are ineligible for a home loan. Income structure, debt ratios, credit profile, and bank-specific policies all matter. Understanding these factors and securing an IPA early can significantly improve approval chances.

Self-employed individuals can still secure a home loan in Singapore by understanding how banks assess income. From NOA and CPF-paid salaries to show funds and pledge funds, proper planning and structuring can significantly improve loan approval chances.

Before applying for the February 2026 BTO, do an In-Principle Approval (IPA) with Fairloan to understand your loan affordability and review the latest mortgage rates. Comparing current fixed and floating packages early helps you plan confidently and avoid relying on outdated assumptions.

Mortgage rates in 2026 are expected to remain stable, with fixed and floating packages priced similarly. Floating rates may ease further in 2026, but early signs suggest potential rate increases from 2027 onwards, making loan structure and flexibility more important than headline rates.

The Option to Purchase (OTP) is the first legal step in securing an HDB or private property, but many buyers lose their option fee by mistake. This guide explains how HDB and private OTPs work, common reasons for forfeiture, and the essential steps to secure financing and avoid losing your OTP.

Singles in Singapore can now apply for BTO or resale flats with far more flexibility than before. This 2026 guide explains eligibility rules, income ceilings, single-buyer schemes, and real examples of how singles, single parents, siblings and mixed-status families can purchase an HDB home, along with financing tips and loan considerations.

Understanding your maximum home loan in Singapore depends on the 4% stress test, MSR, TDSR and how banks assess your income and liabilities. Whether buying HDB or private property, this guide explains how loan limits are calculated and how strategies like pledged funds can help increase your eligibility.

Choosing the best home loan in Singapore for 2026 depends on your budget, risk appetite and long-term plans. With fixed rates from 1.30% and floating SORA options stabilising, this guide helps BTO and resale buyers compare bank loans, understand market trends and secure the most affordable package.