Yvonne Kan

Yvonne Kan

Graduated on the dean's list from one of the top universities in Australia, Yvonne embarked on her career journey as a Financial Services Consultant. She enjoys meeting people and building relationships, and later on decided to take her services to the next level by expanding the services she can provide to her clients - that was when she joined one of the banks in Singapore to pick up more skills and knowledge. 5 years into mortgage and insurance, Yvonne has acquired vast knowledge in her role of a Mortgage Advisor. She takes great pride in her professional interaction with both her clients and business associates of the various banks that Redbrick works with.

Dual-key units: An alternative method to owning a second property

While every Singaporean talks and dreams about owning multiple properties across the sunny island, and then retiring comfortably on the stable stream of rental income – how many actually achieve it? And why is it tough for those who are struggling to achieve it? As for majority of the population, after saving the bulk of your salary for years to finally be able to put the down payment on your first property, congratulations! You have now successfully landed yourself in

Make your money work harder for you: Mortgage interest offset accounts

Housing loans are one of the biggest financial liabilities we have in our lifetime. With the current low interest rate environment, a $500k loan over the low interest would still amount to a $120k payment towards interest over a 30-year tenure. Here, I’ll be sharing more about how we can reduce the so-called $120k paid towards interest. What is a Mortgage Interest Offset Account? It is a repayment account tied to your mortgage – the account acts like a savings

Update on Australian Property Financing

For many Singaporeans, one of the top choices of country for overseas property investment is Australia. Unsurprisingly, it is also the top choice for Malaysians, and amongst the top three choices for Indonesian and Hong Kong investors. Being the preferred location for studies and retirement, along with a stable economy, perceptions of higher yields and lower risks are some of the reasons for the continuous flow of property investors. However, in today’s market, Australian property investors are finding it increasingly

5 reasons why your home loan application will be rejected (and how to avoid it)

Are you stuck in a situation where you’ve applied to multiple banks for your housing loan and have gotten rejections from them, yet the bankers were unable to disclose the reason(s) to you? Here, I’ll share some common loan application issues – the exact reasons why your loan was not approved and how you can “repair” the application. 1. You have bad credit ratings or bad repayment conduct (Or perhaps the Joint Borrower.) Credit card bills are always overdue or