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Dionna Chan Yan Ting

23d ago

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Hi all! I’m doing a small social experiment about how SGporeans view ‘future money’. Things like CCs, personal loans or BNPL. Like When you REALLY need borrowed money, which option do you go for first

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Cooper

14d ago

I would find the lowest interest rates where possible, and also depending on amount. If small amounts, perhaps personal loans but to pay off asap. Credit cards the very last option because very high interest rates.

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Financelearner

14d ago

If you have CC, it would be that first since they gave cashback followed by BNPL and lastly personal loans.

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jw

15d ago

Thanks for sharing!

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Kent Toh

18d ago

Consultant at Sprinklr

Relatives and friends first

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Martin

18d ago

Probably CCs, because you can get rewards while getting the borrowed money....

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