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31 loan curb articles

  • COE prices hit highs as loan curbs ease

    COE prices hit highs as loan curbs ease

    The double-digit increases in COE premiums were fuelled by a spike in interest among car buyers and the three-week tender gap.

    COE News
  • Bigger car loans over longer tenures as MAS eases curbs

    Bigger car loans over longer tenures as MAS eases curbs

    The Monetary Authority of Singapore has eased car loan guidelines, just three years after instituting them as demand for new cars has moderated.

    Other News
  • Lenders finding ways to bypass car loan curbs

    Lenders finding ways to bypass car loan curbs

    Buyers who cannot fork out down payment drawn to schemes that offer hefty financing, as the motor industry finds ways around car loan curbs.

    Other News
  • Dealers saddled with overstock of high end cars

    Dealers saddled with overstock of high end cars

    Excess stock of very high end cars are said to be worrying some dealers, who are stuck with a higher-than-usual inventory of unsold units.

    Other News
  • Dealers cite curbs in car loan for rise in sale of cheaper cars

    Dealers cite curbs in car loan for rise in sale of cheaper cars

    The stringent car loan restrictions introduced last year is cited as a primary reason to the increase in the number of cars under Cat A COE.

    Other News
  • Sales of supercars dwindle

    Sales of supercars dwindle

    With the loan curb and tax hikes in effect, dealers of supercars are feeling the heat as sales have slowed down tremendously.

    Other News
  • Poor retail sales in the month of May compared to a year ago

    Poor retail sales in the month of May compared to a year ago

    Retailers suffered yet another gloomy sales month in May, with takings falling six percent over the same month last year.

    Other News
  • Sales of cars, along with watches and jewellery, lose steam

    Sales of cars, along with watches and jewellery, lose steam

    Retail sales in Singapore in April were dragged down by plunging car, watch and jewellery sales, and are down nine percent compared to last year.

    Other News
  • Luxury car sales tumble in second half of 2013

    Luxury car sales tumble in second half of 2013

    Sales of luxury makes fell hard last year, with the tiered Additional Registration Fee (ARF) and financing restrictions being blamed.

    Other News
  • Motor vehicle sales plunged and spoilt overall retail performance

    Motor vehicle sales plunged and spoilt overall retail performance

    Sales of motor vehicles took a sharp dip after the loan curb for used cars came back into effect in June, causing overall retail sales to drop.

    Other News
  • More car distributors offering leasing options

    More car distributors offering leasing options

    More local car distributors are offering leasing options to counter the high initial costs posed by financing curbs.

    Other News
  • Used car dealers sell most of stock as reprieve ends

    Used car dealers sell most of stock as reprieve ends

    As the loan reprieve for used cars ended yesterday, most of the stock that could be sold with full loans had been snapped up.

    Other News
  • Sales of used cars drop 9.5 percent for the first three months

    Sales of used cars drop 9.5 percent for the first three months

    Measures to curb car population that were introduced earlier this year are starting to take a toll on the used car market, The Straits Times reports.

    Other News
  • Car loan curbs not the first solution

    Car loan curbs not the first solution

    Deputy Prime Minister Tharman Shanmugaratnam has mentioned that the loan curbs on motor vehicles was not the first recourse in dealing with rising car prices.

    Features
  • Used car dealers to look beyond 60 days curb lift

    Used car dealers to look beyond 60 days curb lift

    60 days lift on loan curb is sufficient to help clear off stocks, but dealers are looking for other measures to help business.

    Other News
  • No extension on used cars' loan curb lift

    No extension on used cars' loan curb lift

    The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) will not be extending the temporary lifting of car loan restrictions for used cars beyond the two month period.

    Other News
  • Effect of car loan curbs to be studied

    Effect of car loan curbs to be studied

    The Government will be studying the effect of recent car loan curbs over a period of time before it decides on adjustments.

    Other News
  • Loan curb suspension brings crowd back to used cars

    Loan curb suspension brings crowd back to used cars

    Following MAS' announcement of lift of loan curb on used cars, buyers are returning to pre-owned cars to snatch up good deals.

    Other News
  • Pre-owned car dealers ask for help again

    Pre-owned car dealers ask for help again

    Pre-owned car dealers in Singapore continue to struggle to make ends meet and have turned to the authorities for help again.

    Other News
  • MAS rejects appeal to lift loan curb on used cars

    MAS rejects appeal to lift loan curb on used cars

    MAS has rejected the industry's appeal to soften the loan curbs on pre-owned cars, citing increased demands for COEs as reason.

    Other News
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31 loan curb articles

  • COE prices hit highs as loan curbs ease

    COE prices hit highs as loan curbs ease

    The double-digit increases in COE premiums were fuelled by a spike in interest among car buyers and the three-week tender gap.

    COE News
  • Bigger car loans over longer tenures as MAS eases curbs

    Bigger car loans over longer tenures as MAS eases curbs

    The Monetary Authority of Singapore has eased car loan guidelines, just three years after instituting them as demand for new cars has moderated.

    Other News
  • Lenders finding ways to bypass car loan curbs

    Lenders finding ways to bypass car loan curbs

    Buyers who cannot fork out down payment drawn to schemes that offer hefty financing, as the motor industry finds ways around car loan curbs.

    Other News
  • Dealers saddled with overstock of high end cars

    Dealers saddled with overstock of high end cars

    Excess stock of very high end cars are said to be worrying some dealers, who are stuck with a higher-than-usual inventory of unsold units.

    Other News
  • Dealers cite curbs in car loan for rise in sale of cheaper cars

    Dealers cite curbs in car loan for rise in sale of cheaper cars

    The stringent car loan restrictions introduced last year is cited as a primary reason to the increase in the number of cars under Cat A COE.

    Other News
  • Sales of supercars dwindle

    Sales of supercars dwindle

    With the loan curb and tax hikes in effect, dealers of supercars are feeling the heat as sales have slowed down tremendously.

    Other News
  • Poor retail sales in the month of May compared to a year ago

    Poor retail sales in the month of May compared to a year ago

    Retailers suffered yet another gloomy sales month in May, with takings falling six percent over the same month last year.

    Other News
  • Sales of cars, along with watches and jewellery, lose steam

    Sales of cars, along with watches and jewellery, lose steam

    Retail sales in Singapore in April were dragged down by plunging car, watch and jewellery sales, and are down nine percent compared to last year.

    Other News
  • Luxury car sales tumble in second half of 2013

    Luxury car sales tumble in second half of 2013

    Sales of luxury makes fell hard last year, with the tiered Additional Registration Fee (ARF) and financing restrictions being blamed.

    Other News
  • Motor vehicle sales plunged and spoilt overall retail performance

    Motor vehicle sales plunged and spoilt overall retail performance

    Sales of motor vehicles took a sharp dip after the loan curb for used cars came back into effect in June, causing overall retail sales to drop.

    Other News
  • More car distributors offering leasing options

    More car distributors offering leasing options

    More local car distributors are offering leasing options to counter the high initial costs posed by financing curbs.

    Other News
  • Used car dealers sell most of stock as reprieve ends

    Used car dealers sell most of stock as reprieve ends

    As the loan reprieve for used cars ended yesterday, most of the stock that could be sold with full loans had been snapped up.

    Other News
  • Sales of used cars drop 9.5 percent for the first three months

    Sales of used cars drop 9.5 percent for the first three months

    Measures to curb car population that were introduced earlier this year are starting to take a toll on the used car market, The Straits Times reports.

    Other News
  • Car loan curbs not the first solution

    Car loan curbs not the first solution

    Deputy Prime Minister Tharman Shanmugaratnam has mentioned that the loan curbs on motor vehicles was not the first recourse in dealing with rising car prices.

    Features
  • Used car dealers to look beyond 60 days curb lift

    Used car dealers to look beyond 60 days curb lift

    60 days lift on loan curb is sufficient to help clear off stocks, but dealers are looking for other measures to help business.

    Other News
  • No extension on used cars' loan curb lift

    No extension on used cars' loan curb lift

    The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) will not be extending the temporary lifting of car loan restrictions for used cars beyond the two month period.

    Other News
  • Effect of car loan curbs to be studied

    Effect of car loan curbs to be studied

    The Government will be studying the effect of recent car loan curbs over a period of time before it decides on adjustments.

    Other News
  • Loan curb suspension brings crowd back to used cars

    Loan curb suspension brings crowd back to used cars

    Following MAS' announcement of lift of loan curb on used cars, buyers are returning to pre-owned cars to snatch up good deals.

    Other News
  • Pre-owned car dealers ask for help again

    Pre-owned car dealers ask for help again

    Pre-owned car dealers in Singapore continue to struggle to make ends meet and have turned to the authorities for help again.

    Other News
  • MAS rejects appeal to lift loan curb on used cars

    MAS rejects appeal to lift loan curb on used cars

    MAS has rejected the industry's appeal to soften the loan curbs on pre-owned cars, citing increased demands for COEs as reason.

    Other News
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