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Your suggestions will put the whole property financial industry and SG's at risk when inflation hits and interests skyrockets.
A 50% cap on loans will allow only affordable individual who will not default or less probability of default. It is also the natural way that those with the money will get to eat what they want. We want to bring down gradually the market, not crash it.
U think a 50 percent cap on loan won't crash the market?how many sinkies got 50% downpayment or 185k+ for a 3 room flat in their banks?that will effectively destroy the buyers market 90% if it...most poor sinkies don't even have 10k in their bank accounts.185k is a sum of money that takes a lifetime to save....imagine it the average sinkie earning 4.3k a month or 3k after taxes and whatnot.....u have to save at least 1k a month for 15 years to get 185k...
Once the buyers dry up,the sellers in the market will panic and start slashing their prices crashing the market.
Not to mention when u remove 90% of the borrowers from the market,that's alot of imaginary bank money not injected into the market.....
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