QNH1013
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Hi Guys,
Anyone here know whether someone who is not drawing a salary can refinance/reprice a home loan based on other assets owned/or income derived from assets?
How would TDSR be applied in such scenarios? On the MAS website, it states that a certain % "haircut" be applied to the asset values/income streams, plus having a 4 year amortisation schedule applied to the assets. Practically, would the math work out as below:
Assuming you have unpledged stocks/bonds which give an income of $5k a month, would a 70% haircut would give an equivalent of someone earning $1500? Or would the math begin from the market value of the assets?
The next question I have is, assuming the math above is correct and one is able to meet the TDSR for a given loan package, would he/she be eligible for the regular loan packages which are advertised? Or would the banks/FIs charge a higher interest rate due to the lack of salary?
Thanks in advance!
Anyone here know whether someone who is not drawing a salary can refinance/reprice a home loan based on other assets owned/or income derived from assets?
How would TDSR be applied in such scenarios? On the MAS website, it states that a certain % "haircut" be applied to the asset values/income streams, plus having a 4 year amortisation schedule applied to the assets. Practically, would the math work out as below:
Assuming you have unpledged stocks/bonds which give an income of $5k a month, would a 70% haircut would give an equivalent of someone earning $1500? Or would the math begin from the market value of the assets?
The next question I have is, assuming the math above is correct and one is able to meet the TDSR for a given loan package, would he/she be eligible for the regular loan packages which are advertised? Or would the banks/FIs charge a higher interest rate due to the lack of salary?
Thanks in advance!
