1.58%
Loan amount: $250,000
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Last updated: March 2026
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Showing rates for $500,000 loan
1.58%
Loan amount: $250,000
1.45%
Loan amount: $500,000
1.1%
Loan amount: $500,000
1.4%
Loan amount: $700,000
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1.1%
Loan amount: $500,000
1.38%
Loan amount: $500,000
1.35%
Loan amount: $1,000,000
1.30%
Loan amount: $2,000,000
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We can shortlist suitable packages by property type, loan amount, and expected holding period.
Different packages apply depending on loan amount.
HDB and private property loans are priced differently.
Income stability affects bank risk assessment.
Short-term payment certainty and clearer monthly cashflow planning.
Usually suits borrowers who prefer stability over rate movement.
Can start lower, but repayments move with benchmark changes over time.
Usually suits borrowers comfortable with floating-rate movement.
1.45%
S$2,351 / month
1.80%
S$2,486 / month
2.60%
S$2,723 / month
1.45% saves about S$372/month vs 2.6%.
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Open stamp duty calculatorCurrent mortgage rates in Singapore vary by bank, property type, loan size, and package terms. Borrowers should compare fixed and SORA packages before shortlisting.
Fixed rates offer short-term payment certainty, while SORA rates can start lower but move with market conditions. The better option depends on risk tolerance and holding period.
Refinancing can be worth it when expected savings exceed switching costs such as legal fees, valuation fees, and any clawback or lock-in penalties.