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Anonymous

15 Jul 2024

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If i already signed up a loan for a BUC since last yr, can I now switch to a better loan plan? (Last yr i got it at 3M SORA + 0.7% frm scb, and saw there is 3M Sora +0.4% with ocbc now) thks!

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Jinsha

18 Jul 2024

Any penalty for early switch?

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Chris

17 Jul 2024

Check your mortgage T&Cs.

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1M45

15 Jul 2024

There is no lock in, should be able to. Can talk to the banker...

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