Refinancing
As interest rates are constantly changing, a good rate five years ago may not be a good rate now. Why not consider refinancing, especially when interest rates go down? It will also an opportunity to replace your existing home loan with a new one that may be a better fit for you.
There are many reasons to refinance:
Depending on the terms of your existing mortgage, you may face prepayment penalties or subsidy clawbacks when you refinance. It usually makes financial sense to refinance if you can get an interest rates that is lower than the rate you are currently paying.
You may wish to consider the following issues to determine if it is the right time to refinance your home loan:

- What is the remaining tenor on my existing home loan?
- How long do I plan to reside in my home or hold it as an investment?
- How much lower will my monthly instalments be after refinancing?
- Are there any upfront costs for refinancing?
- What is the current economic value of my home?
When you refinance, you will go through many of the same steps as you did when you had applied for your initial home loan to purchase your property. You will choose a bank, select a type of loan, determine the loan tenor and find a good interest rate, all while keeping your financial needs and goals in mind. Your credit will be evaluated again when you refinance.
Refinancing is a strategy which requires careful consideration before you can really know if it is the right choice for you. Every financial situation is different and only you know the plan that will work best for you. When deciding to refinance, it is important for you to consider the costs and benefits of refinancing.

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When you reduce the interest rates on your existing loan, you reduce the interest component and increase the principal component of your monthly instalments. Thus, you will pay down your loan principal over a shorter tenure . 
