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I have enough saving set aside for emergency.
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Duane Cheng
01 Aug 2020
Financial Consultant at Prudential Assurance Company Singapore
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Hi there,
You could try and find options to refinance your car loan today. That way you are paying more of your principle vs interest.
As your car is a depreciating asset, not unless you are sure that you are going to hold on to your car to the end of the 5 year term, you should not pay up your full amount today, as you will lose liquidity and subject yourself to early prepayment fees.
As you are not able to possess your car more than 10 years, it is considered more of an expense rather than asset.
I do hope i was able to shed some light!