Ever wondered how much you can borrow for your car loan in Singapore?
Well, on 26 May 2016, MAS announced that it will be easing its rules on motor vehicle financing. This involved the relaxation of both the loan-to-valuation (LTV) as well as the loan tenure.
For motor vehicles with open market value of less than our equal to $20,000, the LTV is now up to 70% from the previous 60%. For those with open market value greater than $20,000, the LTV is now up to 60% from previous 50%.
The maximum loan tenure has also been increased from 5 years to 7 years.
This changes basically means that one is allowed to borrow more and pay a smaller monthly instalment for one's car loan.
Well, on 26 May 2016, MAS announced that it will be easing its rules on motor vehicle financing. This involved the relaxation of both the loan-to-valuation (LTV) as well as the loan tenure.
For motor vehicles with open market value of less than our equal to $20,000, the LTV is now up to 70% from the previous 60%. For those with open market value greater than $20,000, the LTV is now up to 60% from previous 50%.
The maximum loan tenure has also been increased from 5 years to 7 years.
This changes basically means that one is allowed to borrow more and pay a smaller monthly instalment for one's car loan.
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