Know how much you can borrow before you fall for a home.

Loan Experts is a mortgage brokerage in Singapore. We compare home loan packages across the banks for you, help you get approved, and tell you when staying with your current bank is the better deal.

Questions people ask

Which mortgage broker in Singapore gives cashback?

None should, any more. Banks tell the brokers and referrers on their panels plainly: no cash, cashback or money incentive to the borrowers they refer, and they enforce it strictly. A broker who offers you cashback is putting your application at risk. What we do instead is compare every bank's packages for you at no fee. And if you would like to earn from home loans yourself, you can become a certified Loan Experts associate and earn a commission on the loans you refer. Become an associate

Do I pay a mortgage broker in Singapore?

Not with Loan Experts. We compare home loan packages across the banks for you at no fee, and the bank pays us when your loan is disbursed. You are under no obligation to take any package we show you. Enquire about a home loan

How much can I borrow for a home loan in Singapore? (TDSR and MSR)

Banks cap all your monthly debt repayments at 55% of your income (TDSR). For an HDB flat or a new EC, the home loan instalment alone is also capped at 30% of income (MSR). The bank tests this at its assessment rate, not the rate you will pay, so the number is lower than most people expect. Work out your borrowing power

Should I refinance or reprice my home loan?

Repricing moves you to a new package at your current bank; refinancing moves your loan to another bank. Refinancing can win on rate but may bring legal and valuation costs or a clawback of earlier subsidies, so it depends on your lock-in, your loan size and today's rates. We tell you when staying put is the better deal. Repricing vs refinancing, the guide

Where can I compare Singapore home loan interest rates?

Banks change their packages often, so a published table goes stale fast. Tell us your plan and we will send you the current packages that fit it. You can follow SORA, which moves most floating rates, on our Rates and news page. SORA trend and mortgage news