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John Lau

20 Jan 2021

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Would you agree that we should not take board rates or fixed deposit pegged rates, given that banks can arbitrarily set those rates in their favour without basis?

Would you agree that we should not take board rates (OCBC) / fixed deposit pegged rates (DBS) given that banks can arbitrarily set those rates in their favour without basis?

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Mortgage Master

20 Jan 2021

Hi John, thanks for the question!

Every home loan rate has its pros and cons. However, some rates have more pros and some rates have more cons. -_*

We won't say too much on this forum, but we do share more about board rates on our blog here:

Board Rate? What Does This Mean and Should You Take One? - Mortgage Master Blog

And we share about fixed deposit pegged rates here:

Fixed Deposit Linked Rates - The Secrets Within - Mortgage Master Blog

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