Anonymous

16 Jul 2022

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A 30 y.o. single and 3k/monthly income, Inherited debts cleared, Save ~300/mth cash, 0 property, and family commitment of ~900/mth. Would you advise one to continue renting, or BTO or resale flat? :(

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diamondhands

08 Jan 2024

Gd job for clearing the debts! No to renting. I think a more urgent goal next for you is to focus on saving for emergency funds becos you never know if you'll be laid off, sick etc.

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Chujun Hong

23 Jul 2022

You cannot buy bto until 35. So that is not under the consideration. At your income of 3k/monthly, it will be very tough for you to even service a 3 room resale flat.

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Ace

18 Jul 2022

Good to have debts cleared!

Depends on the amount of savings you have and your future (whether to ...

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