Why is the money lending Singapore act is a protection act?
The Singapore Moneylenders Act
protects you.
The government has established a
stringent legal framework to protect borrowers like you; therefore, you should
only approach licensed moneylenders for your financial needs.
In addition, licensed moneylenders are
prohibited from overcharging their customers with excessive fees and interest
rates, ensuring that borrowers do not fall victim to predatory or unfair
practices.
Here are the rates licensed money lending singapore
is charged for their services.
Up to 4% per month is charged on the
remaining principal as loan interest.
Up to 4% per month on the outstanding
balance for each month of late payment.
Fee for late payment: up to S$60
Administration charge: Up to 10% of
the principal
Note that the total amount of late
fees, admin fees, interest, and late interest charged by your lender cannot
exceed the principal amount of your loan.
Elite Investment and Credit is a licensed
moneylender in Singapore, and we are committed to serving your financial needs
with honesty and courtesy. Learn today about our low-interest loans!
Is it necessary or advisable for any
lender, arranger, facility agent, or security agent to be licensed, qualified,
or otherwise entitled to carry on business in this jurisdiction: (a) by reason
only of its execution, delivery, or performance of the finance documents; or
(b) to enable it to enforce its rights under the finance documents?
Where a lender, arranger, facility
agent, or security agent is not carrying on business or performing any
regulated activity in Singapore (or if carried on wholly outside Singapore and
in a manner that does not bring the action within the regulatory ambit of the
relevant Singapore legislation), the mere execution, delivery, performance, or
enforcement of rights under the finance documents does not require that entity
to be licensed to carry on business in Singapore. If, however, the lender,
arranger, facility agent, or security agent is conducting a regulated activity
under the finance documents, where it may be required to obtain the necessary
license or approval from the regulator under one of the statutes referenced in
the preceding paragraph, failure to do so may result in penalties and the
finance documents may become unenforceable due to illegality.
Moneylender's license
Under the Moneylenders Act, a person
who lends money in exchange for a more considerable sum of money is presumed to
be a moneylender until the contrary is proven. No one may engage in the
business of moneylending in Singapore without a moneylender's license unless
they are an "excluded moneylender" or "exempt moneylender"
under the Moneylenders Act.
A lender that lends money exclusively
to corporations, limited liability partnerships, trustees or trustee-managers
of business trusts, trustees of real estate investment trusts, and accredited
investors is an "excluded moneylender."
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