Singapore woman, 24, seeks realistic repayment plan after falling behind on S$55k debt
SINGAPORE: A 24-year-old Singaporean woman earning S$3,500 a month has admitted she is struggling to keep her head above water after racking up S$55,000 in debt and missing two months of repayments. Posting on the r/singaporefi subreddit, where Singaporeans discuss personal finance and investing, she said she owed S$27,000 to banks and another S$28,000 to moneylenders after making what she called…
A 24-year-old Singaporean woman, earning S$3,500 a month, has admitted to struggling with her finances after accumulating S$55,000 in debt and missing two months of repayments. She posted on the r/singaporefi subreddit, detailing how she owes S$27,000 to banks and S$28,000 to moneylenders, following what she called "mistakes of helping other people financially."
The woman sought advice online, admitting she had reached a point where she could no longer keep up with payments, particularly concerning the high interest rate of 3.92% from a moneylender. The online community offered various suggestions, including prioritizing the repayment of moneylender loans, cutting unnecessary expenses, and even borrowing from others to settle the debt.
The woman expressed her desire to take responsibility and change her situation, asking for help in creating a realistic plan to manage her debts and make consistent payments.
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