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    Default Refinancing

    Hello everyone, need some experts to clarify this.

    Let's say I take up a 30 years housing loan to finance my private property. I am 25 years old this year.

    Assuming there is no change to the CMs, and after 5 years, my loan will be left with 25 years. I will be 30 years old by then.

    Can I refinance it back to 30 years? The loan will end on my 60th birthday (instead of 55th) which is still within the MAS rule. Is this possible?

    Thanks.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Squall8888
    Hello everyone, need some experts to clarify this.

    Let's say I take up a 30 years housing loan to finance my private property. I am 25 years old this year.

    Assuming there is no change to the CMs, and after 5 years, my loan will be left with 25 years. I will be 30 years old by then.

    Can I refinance it back to 30 years? The loan will end on my 60th birthday (instead of 55th) which is still within the MAS rule. Is this possible?

    Thanks.
    yes u can.....

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    Quote Originally Posted by newbie11
    yes u can.....
    I would caveat that you can under prevailing rules. Who knows what the future (cooling measures) heralds?

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    if i'm not wrong is cannot after CM6.

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    the only snag with refinancing these days is that the banks are no longer allowed to provide legal subsidies. So it's a few k upfront just to do any refinancing.

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    Quote Originally Posted by smellyfish
    the only snag with refinancing these days is that the banks are no longer allowed to provide legal subsidies. So it's a few k upfront just to do any refinancing.
    Think only anz provide free legal subsidy for refin

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    HSBC is currently provided Legal subisdy for refinancing only. Limted period only.

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