Only applicable for National University of Singapore, Ngee Ann Polytechnic, Singapore Polytechnic, Nanyang Polytechnic, full-time undergraduates and postgraduates/diploma students studying a course with minimum course duration of 12 months
For undergraduate student who subsequently graduates from the University, repayment to commence no later than 6 months after graduation. The loan must be fully repaid within 30 months upon graduation
For students that graduated from course of study, the loan must be full repaid within 24 months upon graduation
Guarantors: must be above 21 years old but below 60 years old, one guarantor for one loan, must not be a declared bankrupt
Instalments with minimum of S$100.00 per month or lump sum prepayments of not less than S$1,000 or in multiples thereof with 7 days prior written notice
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My past research topic was computer loan and I guess arriving at this site is more convenient because they are offering a good set of computer loan but right now I am currently doing my reasearch all about the worker productivity. A drop in worker productiveness for the first time in 18 months is really good news for the struggling America's economy and high unemployment rate. By getting more output from fewer workers, companies that laid off workers during the recession have been increasing their earnings. But the latest round of worker efficiency statistics from the Labor Department shows that staffs are stretched too thin. If that proves to be true, corporations could have to start creating jobs to drive the economic recovery they need to keep growing.