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CBS - credit bureau singapore reports that sporean credit scores sibei tok kong

debt level is also sibei good

bo taichi ... huat ah!!!

 

http://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/busine...ore/823398.html

 

 

If you read carefully

 

" This is despite the fact that as at March 2013, consumer debt in mortgages, credit card billings and study loans have increased compared to last year. Only car loans saw a drop in outstanding balances during the period under review. "

 

So which means it still not healthy as all debt had increase except for car loans ( due to no choice, cannot take higher loan )

 

Unless it drop across whole board, it's not good news anyway.

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Long term nobody knows. Short term im looking to short next wk given d right price actions

 

well d chance to short US futures was earlier today. Id wait for pullback before adding more shorts. Not a good sign for US mkt to high all time highs then do a complete reversal back to pre FOMC last wk... usually a bullish breakout shld a all time high continuation

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what a day difference made ... conflicting message

 

SINGAPORE: Credit Counselling Singapore (CCS) estimates that as many as 30,000 borrowers could be under distress, from tighter restrictions on credit card and unsecured lending.

 

But based on data from Credit Bureau Singapore (CBS), the credit health of Singapore consumers has improved from a year ago.

 

One possible explanation is that even as consumers borrow more, they have become more responsible in managing debt.

 

 

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CBS - credit bureau singapore reports that sporean credit scores sibei tok kong

debt level is also sibei good

bo taichi ... huat ah!!!

 

http://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/busine...ore/823398.html

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what a day difference made ... conflicting message

 

SINGAPORE: Credit Counselling Singapore (CCS) estimates that as many as 30,000 borrowers could be under distress, from tighter restrictions on credit card and unsecured lending.

 

But based on data from Credit Bureau Singapore (CBS), the credit health of Singapore consumers has improved from a year ago.

 

One possible explanation is that even as consumers borrow more, they have become more responsible in managing debt.

 

dun scare pple lah. let it fly up n explode, then we can pick up d aftermath for cheap :) for every winner, there is a loser.

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All crap news.

 

Simple formula.

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Cant pay credit card bills and need to rollover debt = distressed.

Use one credit card to cover another = distressed

No salary for one month will put you in debt = distressed

Need to sell Rolex to fund for medical = distressed

Forking out $20k in cash will break your bank = almost distressed

 

 

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.... SG cannot afford to have too many ppl retiring young..

 

PLEASE stop building your wealth by leveraging on low interest rate.

 

Just saw some news that the condo show rooms are full with interested buyers again... looks like need a real crash or hike of interest rates to see who have the deep pockets to last.

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Just saw some news that the condo show rooms are full with interested buyers again... looks like need a real crash or hike of interest rates to see who have the deep pockets to last.

 

those ppl that are in the showroom now..are ppl with real cash lor..

 

1st time buyer... probably CPF bao bao..crash also have $$ to dong.

2nd time buyer... got to put in so much SD and still can buy.... also dun need to worry abt them..

 

The world leaders already make their point that .. they will never let interest rate or anything to crash the mkt.

So it will be fat hope that hike of interest rate will come soon.

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All crap news.

 

Simple formula.

==========

Cant pay credit card bills and need to rollover debt = distressed.

Use one credit card to cover another = distressed

No salary for one month will put you in debt = distressed

Need to sell Rolex to fund for medical = distressed

Forking out $20k in cash will break your bank = distressed

 

 

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All crap news.

 

Simple formula.

==========

Cant pay credit card bills and need to rollover debt = distressed.

Use one credit card to cover another = distressed

No salary for one month will put you in debt = distressed

Need to sell Rolex to fund for medical = distressed

Forking out $20k in cash will break your bank = distressed

 

I forked out almost 100k for new car...very stressed [lipsrsealed]

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those ppl that are in the showroom now..are ppl with real cash lor..

 

1st time buyer... probably CPF bao bao..crash also have $$ to dong.

2nd time buyer... got to put in so much SD and still can buy.... also dun need to worry abt them..

 

The world leaders already make their point that .. they will never let interest rate or anything to crash the mkt.

So it will be fat hope that hike of interest rate will come soon.

 

Huat lor.... This weekend showroom packed again.. HAUT AR

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All crap news.

 

Simple formula.

==========

Cant pay credit card bills and need to rollover debt = distressed.

Use one credit card to cover another = distressed

No salary for one month will put you in debt = distressed

Need to sell Rolex to fund for medical = distressed

Forking out $20k in cash will break your bank = distressed

 

if never check any of these boxes

 

means can destress?

 

:D

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How ....I have no monies. No car. No hdb yet [:p]

 

 

I damn stress.....not very stress [laugh]

 

mai ke ke hor. you got PP, rolex, and many other brand watches [:p]

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