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QUOTE(Morris1127 @ Jun 25 2009, 11:52 PM) i a hairdesigner salary basic Rm1200 EPF Of course report rm1200 but i got comission so my salary its rm1800 to Rm2200++but me not much saving every month,21 years old! i loan 1 toyota nadia 98/03 car with bank! still cannot approve! need guaranto oh my god! still got other way can do car loan?? who know bout this? who can tell me thanks you Don't blame the bank yet.There are many other criteria to look into apart from your income. From your limited details, all i can say is they are quite reluctant to approve the loan due to the model and age of the car. |
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i dont want buy new car like lousy kancil,viva! i buy this toyota nadia only 43k!i hope can approve haizz....got other way can make it approve?? i not any guaranto
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QUOTE(Morris1127 @ Jun 26 2009, 12:15 AM) i dont want buy new car like lousy kancil,viva! i buy this toyota nadia only 43k!i hope can approve haizz....got other way can make it approve?? i not any guaranto Try MyVi or try again with other banks. We have so many banks that offer car loan.This post has been edited by MilesAndMore: Jun 26 2009, 12:45 AM |
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"but me not much saving every month" tells the bank officer that this person is just earning enough for monthly expenses (however high or low that is). She's thinking, "this man does not have any excess money in his monthly income. How is he going to repay the loan? Where would the money come from. If he turn out to be like that other guy I gave the loan to 6 months ago, I'll get into trouble with my boss. That guy never even made a single payment. We repossessed the car, but still it's a big loss. Better get this guy to get a guarantor. If he's as irresponsible as that, we can go after the guarantor."
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get yourself a guarantor, preferably someone that owns property.
guarantor don't pay up, the bank can go for the property Added on June 26, 2009, 1:12 amaiyo, ask your mom or dad then can jor This post has been edited by radioactive: Jun 26 2009, 01:12 AM |
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QUOTE(Morris1127 @ Jun 25 2009, 11:52 PM) i a hairdesigner salary basic Rm1200 EPF Of course report rm1200 but i got comission so my salary its rm1800 to Rm2200++but me not much saving every month,21 years old! i loan 1 toyota nadia 98/03 car with bank! still cannot approve! need guaranto oh my god! still got other way can do car loan?? who know bout this? who can tell me thanks you what did u expect bank will approve u so soon based on your criteria?u have a low fixed salary and taking a car loan for a over 5 years old car, the bank will have to carefully evaluate whether u manage to pay the installment monthly |
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besides the bank consider the age of the car, the loan amount is quite large for your salary to pay with... some more you already say your salary has not much savings... if house loan, bank may allocated 33% - 50% of your salary to see if you are eligible... hire purchase i think it should be more flexible but the only part if you want to convince them you can pay by showing maybe 10k / 20k fixed deposit
another step is ,i think maybe you need to reduce the amount you want to loan, any amount which is lower than the market value... if you want fast track, i think you need to pay runner / agents to do for you |
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Bank is smart. That's why your loan not approve.
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i think your case cannot approve because of a few things
1)your occupation, not entirely stable 2)your age, very young they need guarantor. just use ur parents lah, easy 3)you probably got no other loans, so no records of payment, bank a bit skeptical to give you loan. solution also guarantor. you buy any other car also need to do the same thing. i would think this 3 thing is the main issue |
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my age cannot do loan? if i loan nelow 25k car can or not?
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Jun 26 2009, 09:15 AM
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Bro, if your monthly installment will be more than RM400, most likely your loan won't be approved.
The most basic criteria for car loan is that your montly installements should not be more than 1/3 your montly salary (official). Banks will be more carefull in approving loans in view of our economy situation at the moment. |
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QUOTE(Morris1127 @ Jun 26 2009, 01:15 AM) i dont want buy new car like lousy kancil,viva! i buy this toyota nadia only 43k!i hope can approve haizz....got other way can make it approve?? i not any guaranto Sorry but if you have a "lousy" NETT monthly salary, you must make do with cheaper alternative. Bank are NOT BEING STUPID by rejecting your loan. You're merely 21 years old. Try work harder in the coming few years and save more $$$ for deposit, then try take the loan again (smaller amount this time). I was about 26 when I bought my own car. Even that also I didn't wear a hat too big for my head., I borrow "just" 20k for a 38k proton (18k deposit from hard earned savings). |
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last time very easy , now a bit difficult
my car salesman friend say, many people with rm1500 basic also difficult to get loan approved to buy viva/myvi. they will only approve if you put huge deposit |
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Jun 26 2009, 02:41 PM
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Below 25 year always need a guarantor to do car loan.
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do you have credit card ? do you pay them on time ?
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buy new car la better...all the salesperson will arrange...when i bought my car, i just came to bank once to sign the documents...get free credit card from the bank as well....
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Jun 26 2009, 10:14 PM
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if 43k buy new car just can buy proton or perdodua
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Let's put it this way (and I'll be blunt) - anybody that earns < 2k and is buying a new car is an idiot and does not know how to manage their money.
A 40k loan will give you a repayment of 600-900, depending on interest rate and repayment period. You can see your finance is going to be very strained every month. You will (potentially) be eating maggi mee for 5 years or more. |
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hahaha..
best option buy kup chai 1st and save up ur money.. later got like 10k or so only buy car la.. |
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Xnot, TS maybe kiasu, dun wan plotong, plo2 but willing to buy used recon car with his lousy pay. Basic pay so low no bank will provide unless there's colateral ie guarantee, FDs
Somemore in the salon profession lagi susah lor.... but Good Luck anyway to TS lor. This is the real world.................. |
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Jun 28 2009, 03:55 PM
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how to do loan oh my god"??
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hmm,they dun look at ur commision rite...they look at ur basic....y not just find a guarantor
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QUOTE(Morris1127 @ Jun 28 2009, 03:55 PM) face the truth ... even with the pay of Rm2k , u cant even able to pay for RM600-700 loan monthly (assume tat ur getting Rm42k++ myvi )with ur Rm1.2k pay , u cant even get a credit card my frend ..... u can only able to get a car loan when u able to get ur 1st credit card.... bank is reluctant to issue a Rm3k credit limit credit card if ur pay is less than Rm1.6-Rm1.7k .... wake up my frend how do u pay ur car petrol if ur pay is so low ... RM1.2k is considered poverty ... my pay is around Rm2k , without need to pay my car loan , also hard to survive in KL ..... This post has been edited by steventan85: Jun 28 2009, 07:29 PM |
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aiya ts, ya salary ... problems le...
-even get viva also damm hard d ... wanna get toyota somore? Think again! -used car wor! More problems de, spare part also xpensive! Think again! -after u get d car, depreciate more le... tak sakit hati meh? Think again! -used car interest rate higher! Again, please think! After thinking ... please consider some alternative: - Find a guarantor. - Change job, find some higher salary job - Get a Credit Card - Put more deposit - Get some other car! Suggestions: Try some other cars... Proton and Perodua might be problematic but it is also depend how u treat n drive d car! Cheaper, spare part also easier to find! New proton n perodua usually get problems after 5 years*! *Usually... but not always! Gud luck! |
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welcome to the real world. to a bank, your salary is not $2k... (variable compensation can be a tough sell).. moreover, at your age of 21.. you're in high risk category (as a debtee and to insurance companies).. throw in the lousy balance sheet(aka savings).. no wonder you've rejected!!
learn the rules of money and get smarter next time.. |
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QUOTE(Putraskyline @ Jun 26 2009, 02:41 PM) Below 25 year always need a guarantor to do car loan. Uh no ... I bought my first car with $452 monthly installment on a $1.6k salary 3 months into my first job, no need guarantor also. |
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different period of time.. the loan underwriting change (from time to time).
currently it seems that the standard is not so favorable to loan seekers.. ppsst.. it's not wise to call a bank stupid. you never know that they're 10,375.83 times smarter than you. This post has been edited by lwb: Jun 28 2009, 10:28 PM |
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YES!!! MY LOAN APPROVE!! LOAN 4 YEARS 5.75% CAN APPROVE! MY DAD DO GUARANTO@@ MONTHLY RM1075++ ISSIT SO HIGH? 5.75%? PUBLICBANK DE
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don't be jeles lol...
why only 4 years.... father do downpayment eh? |
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omg 1K + for used car monthly installment, that took more than my civic.. LOL
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QUOTE(Morris1127 @ Jun 29 2009, 11:37 PM) YES!!! MY LOAN APPROVE!! LOAN 4 YEARS 5.75% CAN APPROVE! MY DAD DO GUARANTO@@ MONTHLY RM1075++ ISSIT SO HIGH? 5.75%? PUBLICBANK DE For u its good news coz you're too immature and naive to see to see the bigger picture (it aint pretty). For the rest of us ... in the true spirit of "financial-centric" opinions... I'm sorry to hear that.- 1k per month takes up large percentage of your salary. - 5.75% interest is very high - Don't forget cars ran on petrol and there are recurring maintenance cost But we can both agree that the BANK is VERY SMART this time around. Good luck though. |
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wow, price of a new car
even a new honda city is less |
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earn less than 2k and the installment is 1k+
u gotta be banker slave for this 4 years |
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Bank are smart. I don't see any reason why the bank SHOULD approve your loan.
I was earning like 2.5k at around 25 yrs old and that was many many years ago. Only buy a 2nd hand Nissan 130y. for around 2xK. Why does young people who can't afford to own a car so eager to get one?? Take a bus lah, until you can afford it!!! (PS: If i'm your dad, i'll ask you to go fly kite if you want to ask me to be guarantor. No offense. Just factual opinion.) This post has been edited by Matrix: Jun 30 2009, 11:25 AM |
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this is a good example of a case where "the end justify its means"..
morris1127(aka ts)'s financial intelligence is probably so low that a cow will have a better chance of surviving while crossing the road. he's probably not aware that: 1. he'll end up paying more than 5.75% as the effective rate is different & higher than the published rate for customers. 2. he's literary paying through his butthole in such circumstance, rendering him a few paychecks away from repossession. (if his lau-piah has such a good credit standing, he wouldn't end up with such high interest rate in the first place) remember, public bank is a very prudent and smart lender (the lowest npl in the industry).. having a dumb-dig ts proclaiming that banks are stupid because it doesn't fulfill his little gratification of owning a presentable car.. really reflects how sad such misplaced misconception ends up. ts.. you've got buttsek by banks! This post has been edited by lwb: Jun 30 2009, 11:46 AM |
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QUOTE(lwb @ Jun 30 2009, 11:29 AM) this is a good example of a case where "the end justify its means".. Yup, that what we called youngster now aday.morris1127(aka ts)'s financial intelligence is probably so low that a cow will have a better chance of surviving while crossing the road. he's probably not aware that: 1. he'll end up paying more than 5.75% as the effective rate is different & higher than the published rate for customers. 2. he's literary paying through his butthole in such circumstance, rendering him a few paychecks away from repossession. (if his lau-piah has such a good credit standing, he wouldn't end up with such high interest rate in the first place) remember, public bank is a very prudent and smart lender (the lowest npl in the industry).. having a dumb-dig ts proclaiming that banks are stupid because it doesn't fulfill his little gratification of owning a presentable car.. really reflects how sad such misplaced misconception ends up. ts.. you've got buttsek by banks! and what laugh my ass off is I wandering why TS so happy getting this loan, for me this is really a bad move, suffering 4 year high interested rate loan with second hand car, repayment is more than he 50% of he monthly income. But, he dad is so good and nice become he guarantor without second thought. This post has been edited by Walbur: Jun 30 2009, 11:53 AM |
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QUOTE(Walbur @ Jun 30 2009, 11:51 AM) Yup, that what we called youngster now aday. I'm sure his dad will disown him later a few months down the road when TS can't afford to pay his installment and the bank chase after his old man with 'debt collector'@Ah Long. and what laugh my ass off is I wandering why TS so happy getting this loan, for me this is really a bad move, suffering 4 year high interested rate loan with second hand car, repayment is more than he 50% of he monthly income. But, he dad is so good and nice become he guarantor without second thought. If no money, just buy an old < 10K car lah. Loads of 2nd hand kancil, iswara going for a song. No money don't buy expensive car and show off. This post has been edited by Matrix: Jun 30 2009, 11:57 AM |
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Its pretty much true about an article regarding the high percentage of Malaysia young adults going bankrupt before turning 30. What's more apalling that some of them are pulling their parents into the water with them.... sacrificing their retirement funds and mortgaging their houses to help their beloved children to stand back again.
Let's move on and try to "put some senses" into another "potential victim" in neighbouring topic about someone heavily in debt and he knows it, but donno what hit him in the head.... making him wanted to get a car loan INSTEAD of clearing debts first. |
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QUOTE(alanyuppie @ Jun 30 2009, 12:07 PM) Its pretty much true about an article regarding the high percentage of Malaysia young adults going bankrupt before turning 30. What's more apalling that some of them are pulling their parents into the water with them.... sacrificing their retirement funds and mortgaging their houses to help their beloved children to stand back again. Sommore 90k car...superhero....Let's move on and try to "put some senses" into another "potential victim" in neighbouring topic about someone heavily in debt and he knows it, but donno what hit him in the head.... making him wanted to get a car loan INSTEAD of clearing debts first. |
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My guess
Loan amount RM42000 Hire purchase rate 5.75% Year = 4 Interest = 42000 * 5.75 % * 4 years = 9660 Total loan (face) value = 42000+9660 = 51660 Year = 4 years = 48 months Monthly payment = 51660 / 48 months = 1076.25 (near as TS's figure) Annual rate (from excel) Nper = 48 PMT = 1076.25 PV = -42000 Calculated rate = 0.87873% per month or 10.54% per annum ( BLR + 4.99% !!! ) Please correct if I am wrong - not a pro here. Seriously, should ask them and the neighbour thread to buy NEW accord instead. Lagi best! QUOTE(mouldybread @ Jun 30 2009, 02:05 PM) |
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BANKS R NOT STUPID, SINCE NOWADAYS BANK ALSO SCARED TO LEND MONEY EASILY... A LOT OF COMPANIES SHUT DOWN, NO MONEY RETURN TO BANK.. THAT Y NOW WILL BE MORE STRICT A BIT..
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5.75% its high i know now new toyota just 2.38% but now if bank can lend me i pay high a bit(why not)?? if i buy proton also need 3.88% them also same like..them its stupid malaysia proton! i am designer sure drive toyota,if not how can i chasing girl???
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QUOTE(Morris1127 @ Jun 30 2009, 03:35 PM) 5.75% its high i know now new toyota just 2.38% but now if bank can lend me i pay high a bit(why not)?? if i buy proton also need 3.88% them also same like..them its stupid malaysia proton! i am designer sure drive toyota,if not how can i chasing girl??? designer with so decent salary:RM1200 <-- Salary RM2000 <-- With Commission = not committed income 1200 - 1100<-- installment left 100 2000 - 1100<-- left 900 fyi - for my entertainment every month is more than RM900 not include with others, eat, pay bill home loan etc..... drive a nice car and no money inside a pocket = unless no wander so many youngster going to bankrupts now aday.. |
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DRIVE NICE CAR CHASE NICE GIRL IS GOOD..
NICE GIRL NEED NICE DRESS, NICE FOOD, NICE CLUB, EVERYTHING NICE..... THEN I DUNNO U NICE OR NOT IF UR POCKET MONEY NOT NICE ENOUGH.. |
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Yah don't buy car now, save up for like 5 years or more. Better yet don't buy car at all, save up and invest
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QUOTE(Morris1127 @ Jun 30 2009, 03:35 PM) 5.75% its high i know now new toyota just 2.38% but now if bank can lend me i pay high a bit(why not)?? if i buy proton also need 3.88% them also same like..them its stupid malaysia proton! i am designer sure drive toyota,if not how can i chasing girl??? that is the mentality of some youngster in our country designer is just merely a name, it doesn't require u to drive a nice car or what ever, my auntie's husband working as a GM in a MNC and he didn't drive a luxury car(BMW or Mercedes), when he drive a Toyota Wish, nobody thought he working in such a high rank, in fact driving those luxury car will lure those robber "COME AND ROB ME, I'M RICH ENOUGH" and Proton car isn't that bad as u think, their QC improve tremendously for the past few years, stop those mentality of "Proton car is not good" |
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QUOTE(Morris1127 @ Jun 30 2009, 03:35 PM) 5.75% its high i know now new toyota just 2.38% but now if bank can lend me i pay high a bit(why not)?? if i buy proton also need 3.88% them also same like..them its stupid malaysia proton! i am designer sure drive toyota,if not how can i chasing girl??? Speechless.... Later girl find you with no money in pocket will leave also. So what do you do then? Since you're on it, why buy Toyota at all? Should just go buy a Porsche. Sure you can get laid on first date. Then maybe you mortgage your mom to loan more money from bank. No problemo. This post has been edited by Matrix: Jun 30 2009, 04:47 PM |
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QUOTE(plc255 @ Jun 30 2009, 03:17 PM) My guess yes it seems correct 10.54% per annum when calculated in the monthly way.Loan amount RM42000 Hire purchase rate 5.75% Year = 4 Interest = 42000 * 5.75 % * 4 years = 9660 Total loan (face) value = 42000+9660 = 51660 Year = 4 years = 48 months Monthly payment = 51660 / 48 months = 1076.25 (near as TS's figure) Annual rate (from excel) Nper = 48 PMT = 1076.25 PV = -42000 Calculated rate = 0.87873% per month or 10.54% per annum ( BLR + 4.99% !!! ) Please correct if I am wrong - not a pro here. Seriously, should ask them and the neighbour thread to buy NEW accord instead. Lagi best! for the yearly its ((((10.54/100/12)+1)^12)-1)*100 = 11.06% the words in my previous posting are a bit misleading... hehheh QUOTE(mouldybread @ Jun 30 2009, 02:05 PM) |
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QUOTE(lwb @ Jun 30 2009, 11:29 AM) 1. he'll end up paying more than 5.75% as the effective rate is different & higher than the published rate for customers. 5.75% of interest for car loan is really scary. When my mom bought her Proton Waja back in the second-half of 2005, the interest rate was only 2.8% (EON Bank was having a promotion then). Then i bought my own Proton Persona in January last year and the interest was 3.7%, also from EON Bank. And our monthly repayment for each car is LESS THEN RM400 with a loan tenure of 5-year.QUOTE(lwb @ Jun 30 2009, 11:29 AM) remember, public bank is a very prudent and smart lender (the lowest npl in the industry).. Yeah. Public Bank is very HSBC-like.This post has been edited by MilesAndMore: Jun 30 2009, 05:02 PM |
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FYI,
For those who had taken a car loan in the mid to late 90's, the rate in those era is around 6 ~ 7%. In 98 during the crisis, was told by my colleague that his loan was 8.75%. So, 5.75% while it is high by today standard, is still cheaper than those days. I pay 7% HP rate in 1997 for a 3 years car loan. |
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QUOTE(mouldybread @ Jun 30 2009, 05:03 PM) Public Bank is known to give very good dividend, as published on the newspaper. But they are too expensive. Public Bank is the third largest Malaysian company in terms of market value to be listed on Bursa Malaysia, behind Genting and Resort World. QUOTE(plc255 @ Jun 30 2009, 05:13 PM) For those who had taken a car loan in the mid to late 90's, the rate in those era is around 6 ~ 7%. In 98 during the crisis, was told by my colleague that his loan was 8.75%. That was because the time deposit interest rate was 10%+ during the 98 meltdown.This post has been edited by MilesAndMore: Jun 30 2009, 05:31 PM |
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QUOTE(plc255 @ Jun 30 2009, 05:13 PM) FYI, how could we compare the interest rate on the past? we are now at mid of 2009For those who had taken a car loan in the mid to late 90's, the rate in those era is around 6 ~ 7%. In 98 during the crisis, was told by my colleague that his loan was 8.75%. So, 5.75% while it is high by today standard, is still cheaper than those days. I pay 7% HP rate in 1997 for a 3 years car loan. but anyway, doesn't matter, i dont mind paying 10% extra interest fee, if i have alot of money. meaning, total earning - total spend = saving but i do mind if the interest rate was give even it's just 1% but i spent everything, at the end left nothing. this is what we concern. This post has been edited by Walbur: Jun 30 2009, 06:27 PM |
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haiyo money i can find side imcome mah!!! sure need have a car 1st!! other thing find money again lohh!!! important its find more money nia nowaday
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QUOTE(mouldybread @ Jun 30 2009, 04:56 PM) yes it seems correct 10.54% per annum when calculated in the monthly way. There's a very good "Effective Interest Rate" calculator in http://www.bebas-hutang.com Scroll down and look under Useful Tools. When I input the figures for TS' case, the effective annual interest rate came up to 11.07%! So you're quite accurate.for the yearly its ((((10.54/100/12)+1)^12)-1)*100 = 11.06% the words in my previous posting are a bit misleading... hehheh Added on July 1, 2009, 1:58 am QUOTE(Morris1127 @ Jun 25 2009, 11:52 PM) i a hairdesigner salary basic Rm1200 EPF Of course report rm1200 but i got comission so my salary its rm1800 to Rm2200++but me not much saving every month,21 years old! i loan 1 toyota nadia 98/03 car with bank! still cannot approve! need guaranto oh my god! still got other way can do car loan?? who know bout this? who can tell me thanks you Here's some info that I know. Banks usually favor hp loans for newer cars, especially cars that are considered hot cakes. Getting loans for those will be easier than for a "cold" car cos in case of default, it's very hard for them to dispose of it, summore, the value drops so fast that the bank may end up losing money. Chasing after a bankrupt may mean not getting their money ever.A 98' model car is more than 10 yrs old, naturally the interest is sky high and the repayment period is short. Short repayment means high monthly payments; if it means more than 1/3 of your salary, then very hard to approve unless your record is clean and you have a guarantor. Anyway TS, good luck on your new ride. Don't forget to put aside some cash every month for maintenance and repairs. The Nadia is not common on our streets, so don't drive fast and pray hard that no one bumps into your car, otherwise the parts can be pricey or have to wait dunno how long from Japan. My cousin's hubby who drives a Mazda 6, waited almost 6 mths for his front bumper.... Also, no chick will be attracted to a guy who drives a nice car, but with knocks and dings everywhere and car not functioning well cos no money to maintain If I were you, honestly, sell it within a year and get a Gen 2 or Neo. Not bad wat, for a 20-something hotshot This post has been edited by gregy: Jul 1 2009, 01:58 AM |
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No point discuss so much for the guy who thought he is very smart.
We need those "smart" fellas to revive the banking industries (HIGH HP Rates) |
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Jul 1 2009, 08:14 AM
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QUOTE(Morris1127 @ Jun 29 2009, 10:37 PM) YES!!! MY LOAN APPROVE!! LOAN 4 YEARS 5.75% CAN APPROVE! MY DAD DO GUARANTO@@ MONTHLY RM1075++ ISSIT SO HIGH? 5.75%? PUBLICBANK DE Morris1127,Given that I am a PBBank share holder, I thank you for making me rich. Some people work for the bank while others get the bank to work for them. If people CHOOSE to be STUPID, I would make money out of them. 11% interest rate..... What can I say?? Dad as guarantor -> No wonder. The father is not very smart financially either. Dreamer This post has been edited by dreamer101: Jul 1 2009, 08:17 AM |
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Well, to be fair. The car he's buying costs 43k, not a seriously big amount for a car. For a 2k+ salary (although variable), I think he can probably pay it. Though 44k would get him a brand new 1.3L MyVi with lower interest rates.
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QUOTE(Andrew Lim @ Jul 1 2009, 09:32 AM) Well, to be fair. The car he's buying costs 43k, not a seriously big amount for a car. For a 2k+ salary (although variable), I think he can probably pay it. Though 44k would get him a brand new 1.3L MyVi with lower interest rates. A mentality such as his - "buy toyota to chase girls", "money can find later", "banks are stupid" as well as "proton and perodua are substandard vehicles".....u think he can? LMAO...one thing I THINK will happen is he will go to Ah Long, get his family in trouble and will be an entertaining read for me once he appears in the papers as another 'tragic' case of Ah Long harassment.... |
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Ya, the dividend sure is nice. Would like to say thank you very much.
For housing loan currently, the spread is blr - 2%, or there about. So, the sum might not be big, but sure is lucrative. In fact the bank earn the same interest from him at the same amount as someone who is taking a RM70K housing loan @BLR - 2%. Car loan is definitely lucrative. QUOTE(dreamer101 @ Jul 1 2009, 08:14 AM) Morris1127, Given that I am a PBBank share holder, I thank you for making me rich. Some people work for the bank while others get the bank to work for them. If people CHOOSE to be STUPID, I would make money out of them. 11% interest rate..... What can I say?? Dad as guarantor -> No wonder. The father is not very smart financially either. Dreamer |
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we need more ppl like morris in malaysia!... just like the US State..
they could make us get richer.. just like the americian keep spending.. all business sales in US is earning big money! god |
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Jul 1 2009, 11:25 AM
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dont advise me proton and perdodua malaysia will look down of this 2 brand
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before you look down at others brand, please look at the mirror you self, what make you look down at them? so you high classes that monthly income more than 10K? else I look down at you too. designer? with 1.2K salary? i cincai pick 1 promoter from street i guess their income more than you.
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that's the thing.. some "apples" don't fall far from the tree..
take a look at the "tree" and perhaps see why the vicious cycles of bad financial decisions circumvent itselves.. look.. ts has just reached legal drinking age.. highly impressionable and in deep need of materialism to prep up his other less-advantageous attributes (self-esteems, sense of pride, sense of belonging, sense of achievement, etc.) throw in hormonal changes.. it's way too easily to be lead astray from matters which are fundamentally more important in life at this juncture.. you guys can continue stacking advices over advices on top of his poor head and try nailing some sense into him, but without a tiniest speck of doubt.. i don't think he can grasp what you guys are trying to say.. it's a different language, akin to a different world (of values, priorities, perceptions, etc).. unless he can decouple from his short term gratification to something further than say.. 600 yards from where he's standing right now? it's futile perhaps it'll take him several decades to see the destructive financial consequence that precede later in his life.. then he will arrive at a very important point of his life to ponder on all the disarrays he may have caused. if this "apple" manages to throw itself further away from the old tree.. he can emerge a better "apple".. the key component here is.. mistake is a very powerful tool in lessons of life.. to refuse "mistake" is akin to robbing yourself from the ability to learn.. so, mistakes are necessary to progress (provided this "apple" manage to extract the essence of his mistake and learn from it).. otherwise.. the apple will not fall far from its tree This post has been edited by lwb: Jul 1 2009, 12:44 PM |
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wow 21yr with income lower than 2k paying 1k monthly for car installment, other than car installment still need to feed with petrol ler ts. not to mention also maintainance for car also, older car if got alot of problem also spend alot of moneh to repair if lucky no problem then every 5k change lubricant only ok lar. for 5.75% that is damm high interest rate...
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QUOTE(Morris1127 @ Jul 1 2009, 11:25 AM) like that wut about Nissan Sentra 1990 |
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I guess it is time for Morris1127 to start apply CC. Very useful to be in debt to pay for petrol and car service. Wait, basic salary qualified or not ?
Anyway, I'm a minority PBB shareholder as well. Thank you TS I'm still driving my old Proton (fully paid) and still can date girls. |
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QUOTE(lwb @ Jul 1 2009, 12:19 PM) look.. ts has just reached legal drinking age.. Actually the legal drinking age in Malaysia is 18. The thread starter is 21 ... or 22 QUOTE(Andrew Lim @ Jul 1 2009, 01:01 PM) I wonder if many girls think this way also. Look down on guy who only drives local cars. If so, then I'm in trouble. The thread starter has a weird mentality. A very troubled mentality. I do not know why would he think he won't be able to impress girls with local car and why would he think girls will be into a guy who drives a Toyota.Because... I plan to get Perodua MyVi leh. There are many upper middle class kids whose parents drive expensive German cars (Mercedes, BMW etc.) and they drive Proton Waja or Perodua MyVi |
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who say my basic its 1.2k?? i got a lot of comission! and night i still got my self restaurant! thats why i want a car..cos i can paid of it!
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QUOTE(Morris1127 @ Jul 1 2009, 04:49 PM) who say my basic its 1.2k?? i got a lot of comission! and night i still got my self restaurant! thats why i want a car..cos i can paid of it! You did. |
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Again, repeat, banks will only look at fixed monthly income, i.e. basic salary and fixed allowance as written in payslip. Any variable income like commission, bonus, etc. are not included.
Unless you can proof it with the EA or Income Tax form submission. |
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Anyway think this topic can be closed now, since the TS has already done the deed and gotten the loan. And he's not replying much to his own topic, except for vehemently disagreeing with everybody's advice with 1-liners.
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hmm,
CONGRATULATIONS!!!! (smile sarcasticly) guess TS just wanna show off he's RICH and he KIASU.... as a POV of a girl,nice car cannot attract girls attention....its the ATTITUDE of the guy tat attracts a girl |
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well.. despite all saying it can't attract girls... actually in this materialistic world... it does.. 70% of it.. seen it
i don't see girls on bike.. except makcik... as much as we hate to say it.. TS, if got super model sit on your car, please let us know!!! thumbs up |
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in this world even drive toyota also just can can chasing 21 to 25 years old girl only
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wow but u are paying alot to interest %5.35 is very high interest...
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QUOTE(Morris1127 @ Jun 30 2009, 03:35 PM) 5.75% its high i know now new toyota just 2.38% but now if bank can lend me i pay high a bit(why not)?? if i buy proton also need 3.88% them also same like..them its stupid malaysia proton! i am designer sure drive toyota,if not how can i chasing girl??? i really laugh at you now. Designer must drive a nice car!!! then what about other people such as a owner of MNC must drive a place then!!! well of couse you can get the girl, but then the girl treat you like waterfish!!! two word: no planning and no brain to think |
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LOL, drive nice car to chase girls
if you dont have a 5 figure income, and you're still tit-feeding from your parents, you can go kiss your life good bye. anyway, maintaining a gf is more expensive than spending a night with an escort, girls are very demanding nowadays |
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QUOTE(AllnGap @ Jul 2 2009, 08:34 AM) LOL, drive nice car to chase girls haha, well just let TS taste it then he will come back ask for another help in LYNif you dont have a 5 figure income, and you're still tit-feeding from your parents, you can go kiss your life good bye. anyway, maintaining a gf is more expensive than spending a night with an escort, girls are very demanding nowadays |
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Congrats to you Morris for the new(old) car. Don't listen to these old uncles here in the forum. They all got no life and no girls. haha don't listen to them.
Yeah yeah toyota can get girls very easy one. Go to nightklab who else got your car but you. yeah yeah Note: Yeah, I agree Public Bank is a good counter to own indeed. |
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QUOTE(Morris1127 @ Jun 29 2009, 10:37 PM) YES!!! MY LOAN APPROVE!! LOAN 4 YEARS 5.75% CAN APPROVE! MY DAD DO GUARANTO@@ MONTHLY RM1075++ ISSIT SO HIGH? 5.75%? PUBLICBANK DE dude you can survive ka paying half of your monthly pay for car? havent include petrol yet le...good luck...if you can get more girls by driving dat toyota ,what are you going to feed those girls ? your sperm ka? |
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QUOTE(skiddtrader @ Jul 2 2009, 03:52 PM) Congrats to you Morris for the new(old) car. Don't listen to these old uncles here in the forum. They all got no life and no girls. haha don't listen to them. OH MY EF**NG GOD ! A Kancil is still a car with a price tag of RM25000+- just so you know. People with Mercedes Benz do not even make such comment. There is nothing to shout about having a Toyota car besides its good fuel economy. If you own a Maserati then you can say whatever you want.Yeah yeah toyota can get girls very easy one. Go to nightklab who else got your car but you. yeah yeah QUOTE(yeezai @ Jul 2 2009, 04:51 PM) dude you can survive ka paying half of your monthly pay for car? havent include petrol yet le...good luck...if you can get more girls by driving dat toyota ,what are you going to feed those girls ? your sperm ka? And not to mention car insurance he has to pay every year. |
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I think skiddtrader is being sarcastic
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nowaday many girl if u drive kancil or proton go brin them! they dont want out loh....nowaday need toyota,honda!! old nvm! must be japan car!!!
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lol...girls girls girls...nth else except girls
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did your car really attract girl? i've seen my friend driving Wira or Kancil and manage to get a attractive girlfriend, all they need is a car that can travel anywhere they want
if something bad thing happen and u need a large sum of money, u will be in a deep trouble cause u don't have much saving |
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QUOTE(yhtan @ Jul 3 2009, 02:11 AM) did your car really attract girl? i've seen my friend driving Wira or Kancil and manage to get a attractive girlfriend, all they need is a car that can travel anywhere they want Minimum oso Wira loh, if Kancil not safe, if her parents see you oso you will paiseh, unless you have a promising career path. And your fren, when he first know the girl when driving Kancil oso ok, but after a few yrs if no progress then.....if something bad thing happen and u need a large sum of money, u will be in a deep trouble cause u don't have much saving |
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QUOTE(Morris1127 @ Jul 2 2009, 08:24 PM) nowaday many girl if u drive kancil or proton go brin them! they dont want out loh....nowaday need toyota,honda!! old nvm! must be japan car!!! Do you think those girls really love you? Do you have enuf bullet to maintain thier material "lust"? Be prepared to be PBB credit card slave. |
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QUOTE(patricktoh @ Jul 3 2009, 07:15 AM) Do you think those girls really love you? Do you have enuf bullet to maintain thier material "lust"? Be prepared to be PBB credit card slave. Well, to own a better car just to hope to woo more girl, I could said that it was indeed very inmature-- SorryFor me, i think own a landed property first, just drive small small car or whatever as long as it could move you around, help you get a better career-- than aim for a landed property and only start to think of changing car which isn't superb necessary! I'm with my bf when he was driving a bike- so see-- it doesn't matter if you really treat that girl good-- whatever you drove, she will sure don't mind-- most important is attitude! |
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Seriously, this kid is having hormonal need and think he can solve it via a above-than-average car. He can't absorb anything you all said. He already made his choice from the beginning.
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hi TS,
i don think toyota is a good car n it help to get chicks i do own a p.kancil, p.satria gsr n a t.celica. stil able to get a gf n she said wat for getting t.celica? n pls bare in mind, normally gals will think of their future wat they need is a steady income hubby which able to own houses, cars n provide her $ for living. those gals as wat u describe here, i blif those r more towards materialistic kind of gals n from wat i know is they juz treat u like a "waterfish" back to the topic 5++% interest rate is way too high for me. my car is only at 2.5% n this consider high for me when comparing wif my fren who getting the same model but at 2.1% even maybank able to offer me a housing loan package lower than the interest rate of ur car. anyway, i blif toyota nadia is not a good choice for u to use as a vehicle to fetch chicks. for my advice, u sell off ur car then mayb u get a toyota MRS, or honda S2000 or nissan 350z convertible. i blif chicks will go for these kind of cars than ur toyota nadia. |
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oh... got car got amoi now....
any idea how much u need to pay monthly for the installment? how much u paying for dp??? how much u giving yr parents...?? even u are able to get the loan for the car.. ah moi wil only think its yr dad's or bro's car... not your own car.... and yes... even u manage to get an ah moi with dat car... you are nothing much different den WATERFISH!!!! |
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QUOTE(gregy @ Jul 3 2009, 03:19 AM) Minimum oso Wira loh, if Kancil not safe, if her parents see you oso you will paiseh, unless you have a promising career path. And your fren, when he first know the girl when driving Kancil oso ok, but after a few yrs if no progress then..... Ya, I agree that we will be paiseh when we don't have a car.But, this cannot be the reason for buying a expensive car. If her parents look down on you because you don't stay in a bungalow, are you going to buy one even you can't afford it in the long run? So, the more important thing is that the girl doesn't look down on you. You don't really care about how her parents think of you. Then, within 5 years, you try to work hard and smart to prove to them that you can earn a lot of money also and can take good care of their daughter at least financially after marriage... |
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I would like to know what you guys think. I just turned 20 last month. Currently im earning a basic of 1.5k (before EPF deduction) + other allowances, monthly i rake in about 2.3-2.5k.
Im interested in purchasing a saga blm 1.3 m-line which is 42k. My downpayment 10%. The proton car dealer keeps saying no problem for me and I don't need a guarantor. Im a bit skeptical on the no guarantor part. Could it be true. |
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QUOTE(Kuhan @ Jul 5 2009, 03:59 AM) I would like to know what you guys think. I just turned 20 last month. Currently im earning a basic of 1.5k (before EPF deduction) + other allowances, monthly i rake in about 2.3-2.5k. About the guarantor: wouldn't you find this out once you apply the loan from the bank? But yes, I've heard that banks usually prefer people under age 25 to have guarantors. It's all on a case-by-case basis though. 2.3-2.5k sounds reasonable to purchase a 42k car.Im interested in purchasing a saga blm 1.3 m-line which is 42k. My downpayment 10%. The proton car dealer keeps saying no problem for me and I don't need a guarantor. Im a bit skeptical on the no guarantor part. Could it be true. |
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QUOTE(Kuhan @ Jul 5 2009, 03:59 AM) I would like to know what you guys think. I just turned 20 last month. Currently im earning a basic of 1.5k (before EPF deduction) + other allowances, monthly i rake in about 2.3-2.5k. Kuhan,Im interested in purchasing a saga blm 1.3 m-line which is 42k. My downpayment 10%. The proton car dealer keeps saying no problem for me and I don't need a guarantor. Im a bit skeptical on the no guarantor part. Could it be true. 1) Everything is possible as long as you are willing to do a 9 years car loan and pay a lot of INTEREST in the process... 2) What is the monthly payment and interest rate that they are quoting?? We can tell you what is the actual interest rate that you are paying with those information... 3) Welcome to the debt hell... Dreamer |
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QUOTE(dreamer101 @ Jul 5 2009, 04:08 AM) Kuhan, Well they are quoting an interest rate of 3.99% for a 9 year loan.1) Everything is possible as long as you are willing to do a 9 years car loan and pay a lot of INTEREST in the process... 2) What is the monthly payment and interest rate that they are quoting?? We can tell you what is the actual interest rate that you are paying with those information... 3) Welcome to the debt hell... Dreamer |
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Jul 5 2009, 04:18 AM
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QUOTE(Kuhan @ Jul 5 2009, 04:11 AM) That's quite standard. The interest rate is higher for national cars cos the banks deem the target market for these buyers fall under the "high risk" category. To be honest, it's better that you start off with a good pre-owned car as your first car, drive it for six years until your insurance NCD reaches a max of 55%, then go for a brand new ride. There are lots of good used Kelisas or if you prefer more space, a Wira that goes for a song these days. |
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Jul 5 2009, 08:35 AM
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QUOTE(Kuhan @ Jul 5 2009, 03:59 AM) I would like to know what you guys think. I just turned 20 last month. Currently im earning a basic of 1.5k (before EPF deduction) + other allowances, monthly i rake in about 2.3-2.5k. Im interested in purchasing a saga blm 1.3 m-line which is 42k. My downpayment 10%. The proton car dealer keeps saying no problem for me and I don't need a guarantor. Im a bit skeptical on the no guarantor part. Could it be true. QUOTE(Kuhan @ Jul 5 2009, 04:11 AM) Kuhan,Car price = 42K 10% down payment, So car loan = 42K *0.9 = $37,800 At 3.99% and 9 years, Interest = $37,800 * 3.99% * 9 years = $13,574 Monthly payment = ($37,800 + $13,574)/ ( 12 * 9) = $475.68 From Excel =RATE((12*9),(-475.68),($37800)) = 0.596% per month = 7.15% per year Dreamer |
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Jul 6 2009, 02:00 AM
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no wonder people say teenager boys nowadays think with their penises, not with their brains.
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Jul 6 2009, 03:41 AM
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QUOTE(randoll @ Jul 6 2009, 02:00 AM) no wonder people say teenager boys nowadays think with their penises, not with their brains. randoll,using half the salary to pay for the car loan just to court girls. Then, what can you say about his dad?? Without his father acting as guarantor, he could not get that loan. So, like father like son. Age does not necessary improve intelligence. Dreamer |
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Jul 6 2009, 11:08 AM
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QUOTE(dreamer101 @ Jul 6 2009, 03:41 AM) randoll, Dreamer,Then, what can you say about his dad?? Without his father acting as guarantor, he could not get that loan. So, like father like son. Age does not necessary improve intelligence. Dreamer My phrase is directed at TS, not his father. I agree that the financial intelligence of his father is not high, but we don't know the reason behind his support for TS to buy the car. If he too thinks that only with a nice car can he get a nice looking and great body daughter-in-law (you know, for his own savory), then my phrase must be changed to "men nowadays only think with their penises, not with their brain". randoll |
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Jul 6 2009, 01:39 PM
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QUOTE(dreamer101 @ Jul 6 2009, 03:41 AM) randoll, Don't judge too quickly. You don't really know TS or his father, what the father has or doesn't have in terms of intelligence or wealth. How would you like it if someone said something about your dad based on your behaviour (good or bad) on a forum?Then, what can you say about his dad?? Without his father acting as guarantor, he could not get that loan. So, like father like son. Age does not necessary improve intelligence. Dreamer |
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Jul 6 2009, 02:05 PM
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cut the crap out, hey TS, borrow some money from ur father n mod like this. » Click to show Spoiler - click again to hide... «
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Jul 6 2009, 08:46 PM
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Tumpang Thread TS
Hi, Im 23 years old, just start working for 7 month, planning to buy secondhand kelisa RM 27000 . My nett salary is RM 2600, is it ok, my work nature need me to travel alot. Plan to take PBB loan with interest 3.55 % for 7 years. Downpayment would be RM 7000 . Need opinion here, any other good used, low fc car out there. Thanks |
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Jul 6 2009, 09:52 PM
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QUOTE(gregy @ Jul 6 2009, 01:39 PM) Don't judge too quickly. You don't really know TS or his father, what the father has or doesn't have in terms of intelligence or wealth. How would you like it if someone said something about your dad based on your behaviour (good or bad) on a forum? gregy,A) I am a FATHER. If I help my son to do this kind of stuff, I DESERVED this kind of statement. B) Let me REPEAT one more time because you do not GET what I am saying. Anybody with BASIC FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE know that it is a BAD IDEA for someone to take a loan more than 50% of their income. So, besides not helping the son to learn BASIC FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE, this FATHER help him break the rule. Breaking this rule makes a lot of people BANKRUPT. So, what do you CALL the father that help the son to go BANKRUPT?? <<if someone said something about your dad based on your behaviour (good or bad) on a forum?>> Perhaps you are NOT Asian. As per Asian culture, your PARENTS are FULLY ACCOUNTABLE and RESPONSIBLE for your BEHAVIOR. So, bear this in mind when you have children. You better set a good example for your children. Dreamer |
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QUOTE(dreamer101 @ Jul 6 2009, 09:52 PM) gregy, Wow, based on that maybe I should call your father a caustic, self-righteous, pompous loud mouth with a penchant for raising his voice in forums LOL..... How well do you know TS? How do you know how many sources of income he has? That 2k or so is just his basic salary. If you're a salaried employee with no side income then perhaps you wouldn't understand. And please refrain from your condescending tone. Unless you want to meet up and trash it out according to the tone of your replies.A) I am a FATHER. If I help my son to do this kind of stuff, I DESERVED this kind of statement. B) Let me REPEAT one more time because you do not GET what I am saying. Anybody with BASIC FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE know that it is a BAD IDEA for someone to take a loan more than 50% of their income. So, besides not helping the son to learn BASIC FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE, this FATHER help him break the rule. Breaking this rule makes a lot of people BANKRUPT. So, what do you CALL the father that help the son to go BANKRUPT?? <<if someone said something about your dad based on your behaviour (good or bad) on a forum?>> Perhaps you are NOT Asian. As per Asian culture, your PARENTS are FULLY ACCOUNTABLE and RESPONSIBLE for your BEHAVIOR. So, bear this in mind when you have children. You better set a good example for your children. Dreamer Added on July 6, 2009, 10:16 pm QUOTE(proxymate @ Jul 6 2009, 02:05 PM) cut the crap out,
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QUOTE(gomacloan @ Jul 7 2009, 09:41 PM) Loan offer now open at GOMAC LOAN AGENCY. for individuals and companies at low interest rate(10% interest rate). For application,contact gomacloanagency@yahoo.com aikss dude TS oredi got his loan la...you advertising here issit...Fill Below Information For Application: 1.FULL NAMES: 2.ADDRESS: 3.SEX: 4.AGE: 5.AMOUNT NEEDED: 6.DURATION OF LOAN: 7.PURPOSE OF LOAN: 8.MARITAL STATUS: 9.OCCUPATION: 10.TELEPHONE NUMBER: 11.E-MAIL ADDRESS: 12.FAX NUMBER 13.ZIP/POSTAL CODE: 14.COUNTRY: 15.NATIONALITY: Best Regards, Mr David Omame, Foreign Loan Department, Manager. |
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With increasing NPL nowadays...
pls don't make the economic worst as it already is. RM 2k to buy a 2nd car Maintainance fees? Petrol RM 300-RM 600 (My own petrol expenses is RM 1k+-)(50% of ts salary) Battery RM 200 Tyre RM 500 Each 5000km/RM 100 spare part break down, RM 100-RM 3000 Road tax. Car insurance. Pls take all of this into consideration. Seriously with 2k salary and buying 40k+ car is really not a wise decision. The economic is unstable, since ts don't have saving habits, its easy to become npl. Even if you did get a girl, your expenses go ups,you'll be living in stress. your blood pressure go ups, you'll be sick, chances of getting heart attack inc, your work performance drop, you might lose a job. Welcome to world of NPL. Blacklisted. End of your good life. My method in buying car is, prepare 24 month of installment. 30% - 50% DP. tenure 3-5 years. max 6-7 years. Less interest, and more security. Even in situation with bad cash flow, at least you still have 2 years time to solve. Work hard, invest smart, Save hard, spend wise. Don't try to impress girl with car, no point. you'll get a decent girl when your pocket is loaded. (automatic) Girl are also smart, do you really think they let you get into their pants, just bcos of a car? |
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Jul 8 2009, 04:32 AM
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QUOTE(Morris1127 @ Jun 25 2009, 11:52 PM) i a hairdesigner salary basic Rm1200 EPF Of course report rm1200 but i got comission so my salary its rm1800 to Rm2200++but me not much saving every month,21 years old! i loan 1 toyota nadia 98/03 car with bank! still cannot approve! need guaranto oh my god! still got other way can do car loan?? who know bout this? who can tell me thanks you QUOTE(gregy @ Jul 6 2009, 10:16 PM) Wow, based on that maybe I should call your father a caustic, self-righteous, pompous loud mouth with a penchant for raising his voice in forums LOL..... How well do you know TS? How do you know how many sources of income he has? That 2k or so is just his basic salary. If you're a salaried employee with no side income then perhaps you wouldn't understand. And please refrain from your condescending tone. Unless you want to meet up and trash it out according to the tone of your replies. gregy,Added on July 6, 2009, 10:16 pm OMG... Car cum backhoe... << i a hairdesigner salary basic Rm1200 EPF Of course report rm1200 but i got comission so my salary its rm1800 to Rm2200++but me not much saving every month,>> <<How do you know how many sources of income he has? That 2k or so is just his basic salary.>> Please read through all the posts before responding... Dreamer |
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QUOTE(bagok @ Jul 6 2009, 08:46 PM) Tumpang Thread TS i think it's allrite to buy the kelisa. U have a nice salary if compare with the price of the car.Hi, Im 23 years old, just start working for 7 month, planning to buy secondhand kelisa RM 27000 . My nett salary is RM 2600, is it ok, my work nature need me to travel alot. Plan to take PBB loan with interest 3.55 % for 7 years. Downpayment would be RM 7000 . Need opinion here, any other good used, low fc car out there. Thanks |
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QUOTE Perhaps you are NOT Asian. As per Asian culture, your PARENTS are FULLY ACCOUNTABLE and RESPONSIBLE for your BEHAVIOR. This is one of the worst non-sequiturs I've ever read. QUOTE So, what do you CALL the father that help the son to go BANKRUPT?? You're speculating that the son will indeed go bankrupt. However there is insufficient information as to the monetary wealth of said father. There are many spoilt children who did not go bankrupt. |
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Jul 8 2009, 09:32 PM
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QUOTE(Andrew Lim @ Jul 8 2009, 10:33 AM) This is one of the worst non-sequiturs I've ever read. true, but most of the spoil child become NPL, or ppl with serious ccris records. Might even got CTOS problem.You're speculating that the son will indeed go bankrupt. However there is insufficient information as to the monetary wealth of said father. There are many spoilt children who did not go bankrupt. Deal with these ppl everyday, and they still wanna lie. bluffing their financial record. When i open system and check, OMG!!! haiz... 3 of my friend, NPL already. Spoil by their family. income 2.6k+ with 3 to 5 c.card, drive 100k+ car. Economic need recovery. Must educated more people with discipline in financial. |
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QUOTE(Andrew Lim @ Jul 8 2009, 10:33 AM) This is one of the worst non-sequiturs I've ever read. Do you mean that as long as our children don't go bankrupt, we just let them to waste and spend money in any ways they want???You're speculating that the son will indeed go bankrupt. However there is insufficient information as to the monetary wealth of said father. There are many spoilt children who did not go bankrupt. |
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Jul 9 2009, 09:41 AM
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And example, try ask any bank friend you know, what is the rate and age of NPL in their bank. you'll be surprise with the answer.
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TS just made my day, can't stop LOL while reading his post. I guess TS have more potential to become an entertainer than stylist. Try to consider career change?
btw guys do look at his positive side, our economy do need such consumer, without his unlimited disposeable income, our economy would be stagnant. and public banks employee please at least PM him some thank you words |
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Jul 9 2009, 10:56 AM
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WTF! ALL !! ALL ITS LOSER! U PEOPLE LIKE DRIVE MALAYSIA CAR FOR WHAT!? WHY DONT USE 42K BUY 1 TOYOTA NADIA??
Added on July 9, 2009, 10:57 am42K JUST CAN BUY NEW VIVA ONLY Added on July 9, 2009, 10:57 amIF MY 2K SALARY STILL CANNOT BUY 1 VIVA? This post has been edited by Morris1127: Jul 9 2009, 10:57 AM |
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Jul 9 2009, 11:26 AM
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QUOTE(Morris1127 @ Jul 9 2009, 10:56 AM) WTF! ALL !! ALL ITS LOSER! U PEOPLE LIKE DRIVE MALAYSIA CAR FOR WHAT!? WHY DONT USE 42K BUY 1 TOYOTA NADIA?? Morris1127,Added on July 9, 2009, 10:57 am42K JUST CAN BUY NEW VIVA ONLY Added on July 9, 2009, 10:57 amIF MY 2K SALARY STILL CANNOT BUY 1 VIVA? It is VERY SIMPLE. Come back and report to us in 6 months or a year. Let's see whether you can survive with this car payment. Anyhow, your father is the guarantor. He will bear YOUR PAIN. Why argue now?? Time will tell.. Dreamer |
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frankly speaking bro, your basic salary is too low for the bank to approve your loan.. last time when i fresh graduate from U, my basic salary is RM 1.8k. however got allowance up to RM 2.5k, i apply loan for RM40k also need guarantor.... nothing we can do rite..
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lol this thread is still going strong
Just drop it la guys, TS has already bought the car so it's not like anything you say will be able to change anything (TS doesn't seem open to discussion either). Anyway just my 2cents that some of you (dreamer, lcl, etc) also need to understand that not everyone shares your emotional attachment to long-term financial stability. You feel happy & fulfilled knowing that you can be jobless & still survive for 3 years. But you can't expect that everyone else values this as highly as you do. So what if TS decides to risk his long term finances to get a nice car? Cos that is what is important to him. It's obviously a different set of values from yours (and mine, incidentally), but is it necessarily a wrong set of values? Somewhat similarly to a skydiver/BASE Jumper who decides to risk his life to get the emotional fulfillment he craves when jumping out of an airplane. Is that necessarily wrong? |
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QUOTE(lcl832002 @ Jul 8 2009, 09:56 PM) Do you mean that as long as our children don't go bankrupt, we just let them to waste and spend money in any ways they want??? No. All I'm saying is that we can't say with reasonable certainty that he will go bankrupt because we don't know the full story. But do I feel he's wasting money? Yes.QUOTE(Morris1127) WTF! ALL !! ALL ITS LOSER! U PEOPLE LIKE DRIVE MALAYSIA CAR FOR WHAT!? WHY DONT USE 42K BUY 1 TOYOTA NADIA?? Nobody is saying you can't buy a Toyota Nadia. Just that you seem to be doing it for a high interest rate (5.75%) and high monthly payment (1000+). And for silly reasons like chasing girls. Also you don't seem to be able to articulate your position well.Added on July 9, 2009, 10:57 am42K JUST CAN BUY NEW VIVA ONLY QUOTE(deodorant @ Jul 9 2009, 11:50 AM) » Click to show Spoiler - click again to hide... « |
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QUOTE(Morris1127 @ Jul 9 2009, 10:56 AM) WTF! ALL !! ALL ITS LOSER! U PEOPLE LIKE DRIVE MALAYSIA CAR FOR WHAT!? WHY DONT USE 42K BUY 1 TOYOTA NADIA?? You make it sound like 2k is alot of money Added on July 9, 2009, 10:57 am42K JUST CAN BUY NEW VIVA ONLY Added on July 9, 2009, 10:57 amIF MY 2K SALARY STILL CANNOT BUY 1 VIVA? Like what dreamers says, come back and boast your ahbeng-ness five years from now, or better yet, get a new car by then. You mum can also be a guarantor yes? |
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QUOTE(Andrew Lim @ Jul 9 2009, 11:59 AM) No. All I'm saying is that we can't say with reasonable certainty that he will go bankrupt because we don't know the full story. But do I feel he's wasting money? Yes. You're right, to each his own I say. Ultimately, the less smart ppl there are, the more money goes to the smart ones, so why change it LOL Nobody is saying you can't buy a Toyota Nadia. Just that you seem to be doing it for a high interest rate (5.75%) and high monthly payment (1000+). And for silly reasons like chasing girls. Also you don't seem to be able to articulate your position well. I agree with you that ultimately it's his life. But all the criticism towards his choices was kind of expected really. I think he would have received less flak if he had asked the following: Nadia - 42k, 5.75%, 4yrs repayment = RM968.26/month, total interest paid = RM8,694.00. Car residual value after 4yrs = 25k, total cost of ownership sans maintenance is (42,000 + 8694) - 25000 = 25,694.00 *or* Viva - 42k, 4%, 5yrs repayment = RM756/month, total interest paid = RM7,560.00. Car residual value after 5yrs = 18k, total cost of ownership sans maintenance is (42,000 + 7560) - 18000 = 31,560 *or* Viva - 42k, 4.2%, 7yrs repayment = RM582/month, total interest paid = RM11,113.20. Car residual value after 7yrs = 15k, total cost of ownership sans maintenance is (42,000 + 11113.20) - 15000 = 38,113.20 Assuming a flat rate of approx. 1st yr depreciation 30% and 2nd yr 15% (for a new car) and 10% from 3rd yr onwards. If he really can afford it, taking the shortest loan possible means less interest paid and faster ownership. But if it means having no money for maintenance and other incidentals then he's being penny wise, pound foolish. |
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QUOTE(gregy @ Jul 9 2009, 01:41 PM) You're right, to each his own I say. Ultimately, the less smart ppl there are, the more money goes to the smart ones, so why change it LOL I went to Perodua last month and their interest is between 3.5% - 3.7%. 4++% is a few years ago. I think he would have received less flak if he had asked the following: Nadia - 42k, 5.75%, 4yrs repayment = RM968.26/month, total interest paid = RM8,694.00. Car residual value after 4yrs = 25k, total cost of ownership sans maintenance is (42,000 + 8694) - 25000 = 25,694.00 *or* Viva - 42k, 4%, 5yrs repayment = RM756/month, total interest paid = RM7,560.00. Car residual value after 5yrs = 18k, total cost of ownership sans maintenance is (42,000 + 7560) - 18000 = 31,560 *or* Viva - 42k, 4.2%, 7yrs repayment = RM582/month, total interest paid = RM11,113.20. Car residual value after 7yrs = 15k, total cost of ownership sans maintenance is (42,000 + 11113.20) - 15000 = 38,113.20 Assuming a flat rate of approx. 1st yr depreciation 30% and 2nd yr 15% (for a new car) and 10% from 3rd yr onwards. If he really can afford it, taking the shortest loan possible means less interest paid and faster ownership. But if it means having no money for maintenance and other incidentals then he's being penny wise, pound foolish. |
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guys give ts a break...see how he can afford a girl...
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TS is young, still fresh in working world. He may want to enjoy life to the fullest. Short term thinking and plans for now only.
Those of us who give comments, sarcastic or not, are trying to give old-man advise. Try to wake the young people up. Try to teach them about financial. Instead of them learning through the hard way and waste years of life/savings. If only TS would take the advise and take some time to think thoroughly about it, for long term. |
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QUOTE(gregy @ Jul 9 2009, 01:41 PM) You're right, to each his own I say. Ultimately, the less smart ppl there are, the more money goes to the smart ones, so why change it LOL my nadia loan 4 years just 986 1month?? i count its rm1076...I think he would have received less flak if he had asked the following: Nadia - 42k, 5.75%, 4yrs repayment = RM968.26/month, total interest paid = RM8,694.00. Car residual value after 4yrs = 25k, total cost of ownership sans maintenance is (42,000 + 8694) - 25000 = 25,694.00 *or* Viva - 42k, 4%, 5yrs repayment = RM756/month, total interest paid = RM7,560.00. Car residual value after 5yrs = 18k, total cost of ownership sans maintenance is (42,000 + 7560) - 18000 = 31,560 *or* Viva - 42k, 4.2%, 7yrs repayment = RM582/month, total interest paid = RM11,113.20. Car residual value after 7yrs = 15k, total cost of ownership sans maintenance is (42,000 + 11113.20) - 15000 = 38,113.20 Assuming a flat rate of approx. 1st yr depreciation 30% and 2nd yr 15% (for a new car) and 10% from 3rd yr onwards. If he really can afford it, taking the shortest loan possible means less interest paid and faster ownership. But if it means having no money for maintenance and other incidentals then he's being penny wise, pound foolish. anyway when i get my car i will put photo here!! |
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QUOTE(Morris1127 @ Jul 10 2009, 11:40 PM) my nadia loan 4 years just 986 1month?? i count its rm1076... yeah please post your car pic here please, you should take a pic together with the car really anyway when i get my car i will put photo here!! cant wait for another LOL. btw guys i have a question here, why are we paying higher interest rate for our own country's car? i just can't see the logic behind. |
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QUOTE(Y.K. @ Jul 11 2009, 12:00 AM) yeah please post your car pic here please, you should take a pic together with the car really This is what a friend of mine working in the used car industry told me. Banks regard buyers of local cars as a potential high risk group with a higher chance of NPLs cant wait for another LOL. btw guys i have a question here, why are we paying higher interest rate for our own country's car? i just can't see the logic behind. Added on July 11, 2009, 5:50 am QUOTE(Morris1127 @ Jul 10 2009, 11:40 PM) my nadia loan 4 years just 986 1month?? i count its rm1076... Downpayment = 42,000 x 10% = 4,200.00anyway when i get my car i will put photo here!! Loan interest = 5.75% x 4yrs = 23% Loan amount = 37,800 x 1.23 = 46,494.00 Monthly installment = 46,494.00 / 48 = 968.625, round up to RM968.65 Unless you're not paying any downpayment, then yes it's RM1,076.00 This post has been edited by gregy: Jul 11 2009, 06:03 AM |
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QUOTE(Morris1127 @ Jun 25 2009, 11:52 PM) i a hairdesigner salary basic Rm1200 EPF Of course report rm1200 but i got comission so my salary its rm1800 to Rm2200++but me not much saving every month,21 years old! i loan 1 toyota nadia 98/03 car with bank! still cannot approve! need guaranto oh my god! still got other way can do car loan?? who know bout this? who can tell me thanks you QUOTE(Andrew Lim @ Jul 9 2009, 11:59 AM) No. All I'm saying is that we can't say with reasonable certainty that he will go bankrupt because we don't know the full story. But do I feel he's wasting money? Yes. Andrew Lim,I agree with you that ultimately it's his life. But all the criticism towards his choices was kind of expected really. 1) SOMEONE is earning around $2K now and not saving much money. 2) Then, the person commit to spend / pay additional around $1K per month for car loan. 3) What are the chances for person to be in DEEP TROUBLE with at least 33% increase on monthly expenses?? 4) What are the chances that the person can increase the income by 33% in short order?? Yes, we could not say with CERTAINTY that the person will go to hell for sure. But, the cards are definitely staked against him. Now, if you are the FATHER of this kid, are you ACTING RESPONSIBLY by guaranteeing his car loan?? The FATHER could A) Refuse to guarantee loan and stop all this problem Or B) Help pay the down payment or buy the car. In either cases, the monthly payment will be lowered to sustainable level. But, instead, the FATHER help him to get a loan with unsustainable monthly payment. The FATHER help him to get into DEBT HELL. Unfortunately, I had seen enough of this kind of BS to know that it is NOT uncommon. The PARENTS had failed. Dreamer |
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Jul 11 2009, 09:15 AM
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@dreamer101
You have stated down your reasons which I personally view as good points but keep the comments about other people's parents out of the discussion. You are not the father or the person getting the car loan. You are in no position to criticise the father/parents at the very least. Its not like the parents encouraged him to go sell drugs to make a living |
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Jul 11 2009, 09:35 AM
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well i think Ts is much better then 1 of my friend what he told me. my friend told me his brother go and get personal loan to go travel!! and the bank give him credit to spend...wow
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Jul 11 2009, 09:48 AM
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QUOTE(kelvin_tan @ Jul 11 2009, 09:15 AM) @dreamer101 kelvin_tan,You have stated down your reasons which I personally view as good points but keep the comments about other people's parents out of the discussion. You are not the father or the person getting the car loan. You are in no position to criticise the father/parents at the very least. Its not like the parents encouraged him to go sell drugs to make a living 1) Are you or are you not a parent?? <<You are not the father or the person getting the car loan. You are in no position to criticise the father/parents at the very least.>> 2) Why not?? People that are FRUGAL and try to raise the children the RIGHT way get plenty of criticism from those that SPOILED their children. So, it is a FAIR GAME to return the favor. 3) Ditto on people that spend themselves into debt hell. You EITHER agree or disagree with me. But, if you DARE NOT say whether it is RIGHT or WRONG or you DARE NOT take a stand, you could just keep QUIET. But, do not tell OTHERS to keep quiet because you DARE NOT take a stand. So, is the FATHER doing the RIGHT thing?? A) Yes or No. B) You DO NOT CARE C) You DO NOT KNOW Either answer (A), (B), or ©. I have a STAND. Do you have ONE?? Dreamer |
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Jul 11 2009, 10:38 AM
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QUOTE(cute_boboi @ Jul 9 2009, 08:56 PM) TS is young, still fresh in working world. He may want to enjoy life to the fullest. Short term thinking and plans for now only. This young man does not cares about what uncle like me thing lah. And I doubt old people can change young people thinking overnight.Those of us who give comments, sarcastic or not, are trying to give old-man advise. Try to wake the young people up. Try to teach them about financial. Instead of them learning through the hard way and waste years of life/savings. If only TS would take the advise and take some time to think thoroughly about it, for long term. And by the way, he is thinking about long term, getting a gf (and maybe start a family?) QUOTE(kelvin_tan @ Jul 11 2009, 09:15 AM) @dreamer101 I agree with you on the above statement.You have stated down your reasons which I personally view as good points but keep the comments about other people's parents out of the discussion. You are not the father or the person getting the car loan. You are in no position to criticise the father/parents at the very least. Its not like the parents encouraged him to go sell drugs to make a living I am sure many people appreciate Dreamer's views and many of his constructive comments but not everybody want to be "taught" by him. Yah, Dreamer, just state your points, reasons and advise if asked for and try not being a virtual father to everybody. Firstly, TS started thread about not getting bank loan approved, he is not asking if he should get or afford the car RM43K or whatever. So those telling him he should not get the car because of this and that is going OT. Secondly, I don't think TS gives a damn what other says, he knows what he wants. And you see from TS signature, this young gentleman is doing business at garage sale which shows that he is doing more than just saloon work. Moreover, is his money, how he wants to spent it is his prerogative. We can advise but decision is his. Thirdly, in my opinion, those who criticise TS's father (a third party to this thread) without any knowledge of his background and reasons for being a guarantor is way out of line. Who are we to talk about other people behind their back. Nobody asked your views about what his father did was right or wrong so keep you opinion on third party to yourself. Who are we to judge another human being. Last but not least, most of us here comment based on things from our angle and limited experience only, but some here can predict & confirm the future of another human being QUOTE(dreamer101 @ Jul 11 2009, 09:48 AM) kelvin_tan, I was about to post when Dreamer posted above, guess above comments applies to me too. 1) Are you or are you not a parent?? <<You are not the father or the person getting the car loan. You are in no position to criticise the father/parents at the very least.>> 2) Why not?? People that are FRUGAL and try to raise the children the RIGHT way get plenty of criticism from those that SPOILED their children. So, it is a FAIR GAME to return the favor. 3) Ditto on people that spend themselves into debt hell. You EITHER agree or disagree with me. But, if you DARE NOT say whether it is RIGHT or WRONG or you DARE NOT take a stand, you could just keep QUIET. But, do not tell OTHERS to keep quiet because you DARE NOT take a stand. So, is the FATHER doing the RIGHT thing?? A) Yes or No. B) You DO NOT CARE C) You DO NOT KNOW Either answer (A), (B), or ©. I have a STAND. Do you have ONE?? Dreamer By the way,want to share what criticism you get for being FRUGAL? What game? Who is criticizing you here? So you come here to loose steam because you are being criticised and that gives you the right to criticise other Huh, maybe you should go kopitiam start a thread on parenting. |
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Jul 11 2009, 12:13 PM
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From my observations, what he meant was to advise Thread Starter on his matter.
Parenting is dependent on individual. How and what methodologies used is throughly different from one individual to another. Wrong or right is upon your own perception. In relation of the father, I would concur that the father is just a third party in which he is involved in this context of his son wants to purchase a car. In addition, uncle "dreamer101" did mention to someone to make a stand. I think it's reasonable because what I believed is, "dreamer101" wants a direct, cut the crap answer. Anyway, he's not venting off here. Being an uncle himself is natural. Maybe he's a strict but honestly speaking, he has his knack of attitude. Everyone has, right? Well, I've been reading some of his postings in LYN, especially in RWI section, most of the postings were made based on his experience and knowledge. Heck it! If only we can open up our minds and think positively and weighing in the values behind those sentences...HaiZZZ. Regards, Joey p.s: Regarding his father's decision: A straight answer from me is a NO. His father didn't make a sound decision upon being his son's guarantor. (I will not elaborate this further on the Why? because yu already knew the answer. Have a good day everyone. This post has been edited by Joey Christensen: Jul 11 2009, 12:16 PM |
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Jul 11 2009, 02:13 PM
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Bros, it would seemed that many have well intentions in adv TS to reconsider his intentions etc etc but hopefully no one will lose sleep over this as this has gone over 8 PAGES!!!!
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Jul 11 2009, 08:01 PM
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QUOTE(Joey Christensen @ Jul 11 2009, 12:13 PM) p.s: Regarding his father's decision: A straight answer from me is a NO. His father didn't make a sound decision upon being his son's guarantor. (I will not elaborate this further on the Why? because yu already knew the answer. Have a good day everyone. Thank you. Finally, someone get straight to the POINT. Folks, People LEARN by example. This is an example. By looking at the example and discuss the PRO and CON, you FIGURE out what is the BEST decision. Be a guarantor to someone has been saving very little money is NOT a good decision. Especially, if that loan increases the expenses SUBSTANTIALLY. Now, if you want to argue with me on that, show me WHY this is a GOOD DECISION. If you DO NOT HAVE the experience and knowledge to judge, you could just keep QUIET. Do not assume OTHERS are not capable to do so. Now, if you say that there are INSUFFICIENT information to judge, state specifically what INFORMATION is missing. Or else, you are just blowing a bunch of hot air. So far, I have seen many people objecting to my position by blowing a lot of hot air. My goal is to EDUCATE. I DO NOT CARE if people do not agree with me. But, they have to THINK and REASON. Dreamer P.S.: Somebody stated that TS has a lot of side income. So what?? This does not change the BASIC FACTS. A) TS has been saving very little money. So, current income (basic + side) is insufficient. B) In case that anyone is sleeping, the ECONOMY is doing badly and getting worse. |
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Jul 11 2009, 10:40 PM
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In business term, TS should survey his market (girls) first before committing half of his income into this venture. Is he financially stable to support all the money-consuming activities like eating in fancy restaurants, outings, shoppings, cinema, goodies etc for at least 6 - 12 months for he to get back his return on investment (getting laid perhaps)? Now, would he again ask his mum to be his guarantor if the girls only desire to be driven only in Toyota Vios or Honda City?
All I am stating here is, TS's thinking is immature in acquiring a big liability just for the sake of "girls only sit in big oversea car!". Now who says that I can make out with a girl riding on a bicycle only? It is a matter of your own mindset that achieve the impossible. And this is a fine example that TS's mindset fails, and his dad fails to correct him. This post has been edited by dreamKrusher: Jul 11 2009, 10:41 PM |
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Jul 12 2009, 12:34 AM
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QUOTE(dreamer101 @ Jul 11 2009, 08:01 PM) Joey Christensen, Dreamer,Thank you. Finally, someone get straight to the POINT. Folks, People LEARN by example. This is an example. By looking at the example and discuss the PRO and CON, you FIGURE out what is the BEST decision. Be a guarantor to someone has been saving very little money is NOT a good decision. Especially, if that loan increases the expenses SUBSTANTIALLY. Now, if you want to argue with me on that, show me WHY this is a GOOD DECISION. If you DO NOT HAVE the experience and knowledge to judge, you could just keep QUIET. Do not assume OTHERS are not capable to do so. Now, if you say that there are INSUFFICIENT information to judge, state specifically what INFORMATION is missing. Or else, you are just blowing a bunch of hot air. So far, I have seen many people objecting to my position by blowing a lot of hot air. My goal is to EDUCATE. I DO NOT CARE if people do not agree with me. But, they have to THINK and REASON. Dreamer P.S.: Somebody stated that TS has a lot of side income. So what?? This does not change the BASIC FACTS. A) TS has been saving very little money. So, current income (basic + side) is insufficient. B) In case that anyone is sleeping, the ECONOMY is doing badly and getting worse. What you said in terms of the TS financial position based on his 1st post here I would agree with you BUT instead you started criticizing TS's father. Who are you to talk about another person which you have never met. Earlier someone did say nasty things about your father too which I also taught was not appropriate. Firstly, TS did not want to be educated by you nor need you to be his father figure. You can advise him but as another member also mentioned, keep other people father (or mother) out of the discussion. Secondly, you mentioned "People that are FRUGAL and try to raise the children the RIGHT way get plenty of criticism from those that SPOILED their children. So, it is a FAIR GAME to return the favor." From this statement itself it kind of indicated to me that subconsciously or consciously you have thing against other people spending money on their children. Maybe you were educated well as a child to be frugal but I doubt it as you mentioned before you have a rich brother that spoils his child (to make a point on your claim like father like son statement is so incorrect because you and your brother are of different character). Please lah don't bring your case and assume everyone else is the same as you or your family (not nice of me to talk about your family which is a private matter right - same applies to you not to talk about other people family matters). From you previous posts, I can understand where you are coming from as you had to "work hard" your way to where you are now (which I truly respect) but that's your experience and does not necessarily applies to others. I can't answer for TS's dad why he did so. But I would definitely be guarantor if my son was to come to me and ask me be a guarantor to get a Nadia. Here's how I see it: 1) TS is in Sarawak. I have been there few times and Kuching itself is huge. A car is necessary from moving from point A to B, more so if town to town. 2) TS is working, he said hairstylist, however that is not the only job. He is doing online business at garage sale, he also have a restaurant and from the way he post, looks like it is only operating at night which means he should be going home late. I respect TS because for his age, he is already having his own businesses. 3) Please note here, he did not asked his father to buy him the car, he has the confidence that he is able to repay the loan himself within 4 years but was rejected (not surprised with his official income). So he approach his dad to be his guarantor as he has no alternatives. In fact he actually mentioned he has to work harder now with the car. Fact, TS is a businessman and not a salary man. 4) TS drives an Iswara. Having car problems. Go read his previous posts. 5) TS claims that with a Nadia he can get girls............. well maybe it is true in his case as getting the car will increase his confidence. It is not like he wants a Nissan Fairlady or RX8. The second hand car (Japanese imported which should be reliable and low maintenance) is about the same price range as Myvi and even cheaper than Gen2. OK, let us assume now I am his father and TS is my son (I conclude TS as an independent person and working his butt off just like Dreamer when he was about the same age in U except both priorities are different ) First of all I have witnessed myself twice in front of my eyes where Iswara lost control when braking during light drizzle condition and on both occasions the cars were badly damaged when hit the divider. I even know that people have died in Iswara. Secondly I myself have collided with a Toyota, My front directly into the front right of the Toyota Vios (before anyone flame me, not my fault as I had the right of way on a main road (Persiaran) and the lady driver came out from a junction without looking). The toyota was badly damaged at the front right side and the driver came out without a scratch. Based on just the above two examples, if my son says he wants to upgrade from an Iswara to a Toyota Nadia, I would definitely agreed to be his guarantor immediately. Heck, I would not even let him drive an Iswara in the first place. Being a father, one does not only look at the financial side (if he can afford it) when security and safety of his children are at stake. Now Dreamer, knowing about Iswara now, would you be your son guarantor if he was TS and that you have confidence in him paying the loan? Or put in in another way, what if your son had asked you the same as TS, and you not willing to do so (everybody knows you are financially well off and owing a bank as you like to say) and he was involved in an accident and badly hurt. Would you not think in your concious mind if the outcome of the accident would have been different if you had agreed that your son getting the Nadia instead? Being frugal in one thing, compromising your children safety for the sake of money is another thing. This post has been edited by Gen-X: Jul 12 2009, 12:37 AM |
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Jul 12 2009, 03:01 AM
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To look at it from 2 separate viewpoints:
a) If TS' dad knows full well what being a guarantor means, that should his son be incapable of servicing the payments he (the dad) will have to pay up. If he knows this and is fully capable of repaying a 42k loan or whatever residual, then on the premise of according better safety to his son, he has acted rightly and within his financial means. b) If TS' dad knows jack about what being a guarantor entails, and relented because he thinks his son is able to service the loan but he himself isn't able to, then he has taken a huge, uninformed risk. He might have been motivated to assist his son to get ahead and for the son's safety in a better car, but he may have committed a grave financial mistake. Since we do not know the real position of TS' dad on the above two scenarios, it would be imprudent to prejudice against the dad who doesn't know that his good name is being trampled on in an online forum. It would be fair to take pot shots at his son though, since he didn't come back in to defend his dad's name. Whatever la. |
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Jul 12 2009, 06:36 AM
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QUOTE(dreamer101 @ Jul 11 2009, 08:36 AM) Now, if you are the FATHER of this kid, are you ACTING RESPONSIBLY by guaranteeing his car loan?? The FATHER could A) Refuse to guarantee loan and stop all this problem Or B) Help pay the down payment or buy the car. In either cases, the monthly payment will be lowered to sustainable level. But, instead, the FATHER help him to get a loan with unsustainable monthly payment. The FATHER help him to get into DEBT HELL. Unfortunately, I had seen enough of this kind of BS to know that it is NOT uncommon. The PARENTS had failed. Dreamer QUOTE(dreamer101 @ Jul 11 2009, 08:01 PM) P.S.: Somebody stated that TS has a lot of side income. So what?? This does not change the BASIC FACTS. A) TS has been saving very little money. So, current income (basic + side) is insufficient. B) In case that anyone is sleeping, the ECONOMY is doing badly and getting worse. QUOTE(Gen-X @ Jul 12 2009, 12:34 AM) » Click to show Spoiler - click again to hide... « Now Dreamer, knowing about Iswara now, would you be your son guarantor if he was TS and that you have confidence in him paying the loan? Or put in in another way, what if your son had asked you the same as TS, and you not willing to do so (everybody knows you are financially well off and owing a bank as you like to say) and he was involved in an accident and badly hurt. Would you not think in your concious mind if the outcome of the accident would have been different if you had agreed that your son getting the Nadia instead? Being frugal in one thing, compromising your children safety for the sake of money is another thing. QUOTE(gregy @ Jul 12 2009, 03:01 AM) To look at it from 2 separate viewpoints: Folks,a) If TS' dad knows full well what being a guarantor means, that should his son be incapable of servicing the payments he (the dad) will have to pay up. If he knows this and is fully capable of repaying a 42k loan or whatever residual, then on the premise of according better safety to his son, he has acted rightly and within his financial means. b) If TS' dad knows jack about what being a guarantor entails, and relented because he thinks his son is able to service the loan but he himself isn't able to, then he has taken a huge, uninformed risk. He might have been motivated to assist his son to get ahead and for the son's safety in a better car, but he may have committed a grave financial mistake. Since we do not know the real position of TS' dad on the above two scenarios, it would be imprudent to prejudice against the dad who doesn't know that his good name is being trampled on in an online forum. It would be fair to take pot shots at his son though, since he didn't come back in to defend his dad's name. Whatever la. I had covered BOTH circumstances. Let's start with Gen-X's statement. << Now Dreamer, knowing about Iswara now, would you be your son guarantor if he was TS and that you have confidence in him paying the loan?>> If my son has not been saving much money, I would be STUPID to believe that he has ability to pay additional $1000 per month of expense. Now, if I am concern about his safety and I think he need to drive a better car, I would either <<B) Help pay the down payment or buy the car. In either cases, the monthly payment will be lowered to sustainable level.>> Can you imagine the STRESS that you put your son through by struggling to pay car payment every month?? Do you THINK that will not put him in DANGER while driving a lot. Then, go to gregy's post, <<a) If TS' dad knows full well what being a guarantor means, that should his son be incapable of servicing the payments he (the dad) will have to pay up. If he knows this and is fully capable of repaying a 42k loan or whatever residual, then on the premise of according better safety to his son, he has acted rightly and within his financial means.>> Based on all available data, the probability of the TS to service loan is low. And, if the father is financially capable to handle the 42K, why guaranteeing the loan to begin with?? Just buy the car. Or, pay a BIGGER down payment to lower the monthly payment to $500. Now, because of the 4 years' car loan, the father is on hook for a LARGER AMOUNT. Now, the ONLY LOGICAL explanation of why the FATHER act this way even if he is financially capable is, he wants to taught his son a lesson. He wants his son to learn how painful it is to be seriously in debt. The father may ended up paying a few K extra in interest when the son cannot pay but the father think that this lesson is worth a few Ks. Dreamer P.S.: I had a cousin died of car accident and left a wife and 3 children. The reason was he was driving around trying to raise money to cover his soon to be bounced checks. He was in financial trouble. BTW, the good car that he was driving did not save him either when he collided with a truck. This post has been edited by dreamer101: Jul 12 2009, 07:53 AM |
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TS, i recommend u to buy 2nd hand car.
It's way cheaper and worth it. |
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Jul 12 2009, 10:54 AM
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QUOTE(dreamer101 @ Jul 12 2009, 06:36 AM) Now, the ONLY LOGICAL explanation of why the FATHER act this way even if he is financially capable is, he wants to taught his son a lesson. He wants his son to learn how painful it is to be seriously in debt. The father may ended up paying a few K extra in interest when the son cannot pay but the father think that this lesson is worth a few Ks. Dreamer P.S.: I had a cousin died of car accident and left a wife and 3 children. The reason was he was driving around trying to raise money to cover his soon to be bounced checks. He was in financial trouble. BTW, the good car that he was driving did not save him either when he collided with a truck. Anyway, glad to know that you are now willing to consider paying down payment for your son's car if necessary. As for your cousin, sad to hear. Even with MB E and S class people have died but an Iswara is a tin can and very light. I myself and my wife have been in separate major accidents and therefore car safety features is of upmost importance. Well the details of the accidents is for another thread. |
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Jul 12 2009, 11:06 AM
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QUOTE(Gen-X @ Jul 12 2009, 10:54 AM) See, you also got a logical explanation why the Father agreed to be guarantor. So the point is none of us knows why the father agreed to do what he did; therefore not appropriate for us to criticize a third party without knowing. And I would agree with your statement "the father may ended up" which does not necessarily means he will and is not like saying he is stupid and sure to be in debt. Gen-X,Anyway, glad to know that you are now willing to consider paying down payment for your son's car if necessary. As for your cousin, sad to hear. Even with MB E and S class people have died but an Iswara is a tin can and very light. I myself and my wife have been in separate major accidents and therefore car safety features is of upmost importance. Well the details of the accidents is for another thread. <<therefore not appropriate for us to criticize a third party without knowing.>> Who say so?? That is STRICTLY your opinion. You had criticized my posts without offering a PROPER counter argument. And, I have to come up a LOGICAL EXPLANATION for you. It is EQUALLY wrong to defend a third party without PROPER THINKING. I had achieved my GOAL: which is to EDUCATE people to THINK. Versus your post aka dogmatic. <<not appropriate for us to criticize a third party without knowing.>> But, cannot offer any LOGICAL EXPLANATION why that should be so. You SHUT OFF thinking. You STOP people from THINKING. How does this help ANYONE?? Dreamer |
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Jul 12 2009, 11:36 AM
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QUOTE(dreamer101 @ Jul 12 2009, 11:06 AM) Gen-X, Just for the record, I am not criticizing all your post, in fact I agree with you in respect to your comments on TS case which are very constructive and informative to others BUT once again who are you to judge TS's father another human being.<<therefore not appropriate for us to criticize a third party without knowing.>> Who say so?? That is STRICTLY your opinion. You had criticized my posts without offering a PROPER counter argument. And, I have to come up a LOGICAL EXPLANATION for you. It is EQUALLY wrong to defend a third party without PROPER THINKING. I had achieved my GOAL: which is to EDUCATE people to THINK. Versus your post aka dogmatic. <<not appropriate for us to criticize a third party without knowing.>> But, cannot offer any LOGICAL EXPLANATION why that should be so. You SHUT OFF thinking. You STOP people from THINKING. How does this help ANYONE?? Dreamer Anyway, whenever others don't see your way you want to educate them to see you way. Your way is always right because you think you are father to everyone. Not everything is about money lah. At least I am glad to know you are willing to consider getting a safer car for your son. Hope I educated you well in respect of your children safety Guess is a game for you here to criticise others. |
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Jul 12 2009, 02:56 PM
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Ever heard of the proverb before
"If u dont have a head big enough,then dont wear a big hat" With your meagre reported salary of RM1200,banks are reluctant to approve your loan amount.I dont even think they will approve your RM35k loan for Myvi too so you only can buy a kancil at most.If u know people,they can pull strings for you when buying the new car. Haiz,people like you really I wanna smack head.Whats wrong with driving a kancil to work.If u want to think big and drive nice car,go find a better job.Before I start earning more than RM5k,I only drive a old battered Saga passed down from my father and I never rant bout it.It serve its purpose. First they approve based on this criteria.They give u rating based on the number of YES for the points below -Whether u have a saving account with them with amount more or less equivalent to loan amount -Whether u have a serviced credit card with high credit limit with other bank -Whether u owned any property or in possesion of other car -An active current account with high transaction -FD account with the bank u want to loan from -They check CCRIS for your record on previous defaulted loan and etc -The popularity of the car and resale value and easiness to sell of later -Amount in KWSP account |
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Jul 12 2009, 07:12 PM
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QUOTE(Gen-X @ Jul 12 2009, 11:36 AM) At least I am glad to know you are willing to consider getting a safer car for your son. Hope I educated you well in respect of your children safety Do not even get me started on children safety. Most Malaysian parents failed this role. We are the ONLY few parents that has child seats for our children when they were young. Now, they are older and they buckle their seat belts when they are in the car. We CARE about our children safety MUCH MUCH MORE that most Malaysian parents. You know that I am telling the TRUTH. One of my cousin's daughter died in a car accident because she did not buckle her seat belt. She flew out of the car and cracked her head on a rock. She was 21. The good car did not help her either without a buckled seat belt. Given that MOST Malaysian Parents do not EDUCATE their children to buckle seat belts. And, they do not buckle their own seat belt too. I seriously DOUBT that they care about their children safety to begin with. Dreamer |
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Jul 12 2009, 10:50 PM
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QUOTE(dreamer101 @ Jul 12 2009, 07:12 PM) Gen-X, Hah, now bashing other Malaysian parents ar? Do not even get me started on children safety. Most Malaysian parents failed this role. We are the ONLY few parents that has child seats for our children when they were young. Now, they are older and they buckle their seat belts when they are in the car. We CARE about our children safety MUCH MUCH MORE that most Malaysian parents. You know that I am telling the TRUTH. One of my cousin's daughter died in a car accident because she did not buckle her seat belt. She flew out of the car and cracked her head on a rock. She was 21. The good car did not help her either without a buckled seat belt. Given that MOST Malaysian Parents do not EDUCATE their children to buckle seat belts. And, they do not buckle their own seat belt too. I seriously DOUBT that they care about their children safety to begin with. Dreamer You ensuring your kids wearing rear selt belts is excellent. Don't know about your extended family and do not wish to comment. FYI, when I got my first child I bought a child seat that cost roughly half my monthly pay 16 years ago. Maybe it is because you and me were educated in US where safety issues are a big thing. My sister (also educated in the US) practice the same for her children i.e. child seat and wearing seat belts. All my children buckle their seat belts in the back and FYI me too (kiasu to max, hahaha). And we are Malaysian parents. Actually if you go to the malls in Klang Valley, you will notice that many people do have child seat in the car and nowadays the seats are easily available in stores which means people are buying them. Please lah don't once again start bashing other parents and making your own assumptions. Anyway, I was not talking about other parents. I was "educating" you about Iswara and pointing out to you that being a father safety issue is more important than money In respect of your last statement above "Malaysian Parents do not EDUCATE their children, as I mentioned earlier, maybe you should go start a thread at kopitiam about Parenting. |
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Jul 12 2009, 11:24 PM
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QUOTE(Gen-X @ Jul 12 2009, 10:50 PM) Hah, now bashing other Malaysian parents ar? Gen-X,You ensuring your kids wearing rear selt belts is excellent. Don't know about your extended family and do not wish to comment. FYI, when I got my first child I bought a child seat that cost roughly half my monthly pay 16 years ago. Maybe it is because you and me were educated in US where safety issues are a big thing. My sister (also educated in the US) practice the same for her children i.e. child seat and wearing seat belts. All my children buckle their seat belts in the back and FYI me too (kiasu to max, hahaha). And we are Malaysian parents. Actually if you go to the malls in Klang Valley, you will notice that many people do have child seat in the car and nowadays the seats are easily available in stores which means people are buying them. Please lah don't once again start bashing other parents and making your own assumptions. Anyway, I was not talking about other parents. I was "educating" you about Iswara and pointing out to you that being a father safety issue is more important than money In respect of your last statement above "Malaysian Parents do not EDUCATE their children, as I mentioned earlier, maybe you should go start a thread at kopitiam about Parenting. << Anyway, I was not talking about other parents. I was "educating" you about Iswara and pointing out to you that being a father safety issue is more important than money You do not READ my post carefully. I am VERY PRECISE on what I am saying. I am saying in this PARTICULAR instance IF I am supporting the TS to get a car, I would either buy the car or help lower the car payment to a sustainable level. If this is MY SON and he is ONLY earning RM2K per month, I would stop him from getting ANY car until he saved enough for a HUGE DOWN PAYMENT. If the bank cannot approve him for a loan, he do not deserve a car. Definitely, I will not be a guarantor for his car loan. I drive a PROTON WIRA. I ONLY have 5 minor car accidents across 20+ years of driving. I drove DEFENSIVELY. Dreamer |
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Jul 12 2009, 11:42 PM
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dude get a life
when i 22, i earn 5~6k(fixed) work in US company. and still need guarantor ur too young, bear with it call urself lousy 1st b4 call viva/kancil lousy |
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Jul 16 2009, 01:19 PM
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Jul 16 2009, 01:55 PM
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waahh.. all these yip-yakking.. will be rated as too hard-core for ts.
for dreamer.. i doubt you can talk people into thinking. maybe someday, taking an introspective look back at what you've done... (no doubt, each person with their own genuine intention for good).. likely comes to just a negligible naught at influencing the larger mindset.. because inertia is a very difficult force to disturb. (newton law of motion #1) This post has been edited by lwb: Jul 16 2009, 02:20 PM |
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Jul 16 2009, 01:58 PM
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QUOTE(Morris1127 @ Jul 16 2009, 02:19 PM) Your naiveness is beyond the realm of reality. you think MOST people earning 5k++ per month paid cash to buy cars? Unlike you, some of them SAVED their earnings for rainy days.. and put some for long term investment. Even some Datuks with millions stashed "somewhere" also take loans to for their bungalows/posh cars/and children's education. |
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Jul 16 2009, 02:02 PM
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without trying too hard to be silly.. you'd probably achieve almost the same result if you attempt to rationalise this with a swine.. as opposed with ts..
it doesn't take much to see that you have totally different value perception in opposition to ts.. it's just too polarize to get the other part to see yours.. although i applaud your attempt at doing so. QUOTE(Andrew Lim @ Jul 16 2009, 01:28 PM) |
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Jul 16 2009, 02:59 PM
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QUOTE u earn 5k-6k 1 month still need loan??? dont be stupid la!!1 LOL, earning 5K to 6K you think that many? grow up la. |
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Jul 16 2009, 04:25 PM
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QUOTE(lwb @ Jul 16 2009, 02:02 PM) without trying too hard to be silly.. you'd probably achieve almost the same result if you attempt to rationalise this with a swine.. as opposed with ts.. Yes, I'm probably wasting my time trying to explain to him how infantile his statements are. Yet, there's a part of me that finds his ludicrous statements amusing. It compels me to reply to see what silly remark he will post next.it doesn't take much to see that you have totally different value perception in opposition to ts.. it's just too polarize to get the other part to see yours.. although i applaud your attempt at doing so. |
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Jul 16 2009, 09:00 PM
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Jul 17 2009, 04:36 AM
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this dude is awesome. his thinking too simple, nvm he'll learn more from mistake. he choose the expensive way to get a lesson.
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Jul 17 2009, 09:03 AM
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QUOTE(Morris1127 @ Jun 26 2009, 12:52 AM) i a hairdesigner salary basic Rm1200 EPF Of course report rm1200 but i got comission so my salary its rm1800 to Rm2200++but me not much saving every month,21 years old! i loan 1 toyota nadia 98/03 car with bank! still cannot approve! need guaranto oh my god! still got other way can do car loan?? who know bout this? who can tell me thanks you pardon me... however, as far as i know,Basic qualification To qualified to get a car loan without Guarantor : 1 ) Rm2.2/months 2 ) Age 23 However, if you are age 21, with these below qualification : 1) Rm2.5K/month 2) at least 10% or higher deposit |
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Jul 18 2009, 10:28 AM
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Wei! I earned gross of RM9.3k also got take loan la, 1 car & 2 hse loan. The thing is the more we earned, the more commitment we eventually end up as our lifestyle change and we planned for our retirement incl kids edu fund. On kids edu fund, i'm not dependant on getting G loan although i do hope as i'm Msian.
OK, Enuff OT ady!!!! |
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Jul 18 2009, 10:39 AM
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i thought this thread had already closed?
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Jul 18 2009, 11:39 PM
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if closed.. pun.. will automatically revived.. due to its mud-slinging magnet abilities..
unless it's gonna be certified boonasai-ed! |
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Jul 19 2009, 12:45 PM
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Jul 19 2009, 01:23 PM
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qc(quality control) issue gua.. once in awhile such thread comes around..
but on retrospective.. it does have learning points to take home. displaying seemingly erroneous decisions in life can be examples that we all can learn to avoid.. avoidance is no less a lesson too, as opposed to making the mistake oneself and getting out of it. |
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Jul 20 2009, 08:24 AM
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U still need a guarantor coz ur salary is not convincing.My bro bought a Myvi but his salary is about RM5K plus commission.His basic is just RM1.5K.The bank still wants a guarantor.
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Jul 20 2009, 08:28 PM
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Jul 22 2009, 01:40 AM
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if i stand at bank site , 3.75% per annual is low margin and ur 1.2k basic is too risky.
thats y most of the bank dint approve ur case. |
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Jul 22 2009, 09:19 AM
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Jul 22 2009, 10:28 AM
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my car coming tomorrow....i can go fing gf wahahahahaha
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TS, please remember to share the picture here with us.
Anyway, congrats on getting your car. |
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Jul 22 2009, 02:44 PM
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i suggest to close this topic to avoid further trolling from ts, it is obvious ts will never accept our advice
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Jul 22 2009, 03:00 PM
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Then we should be happy for him to get into loan/debt.
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Jul 22 2009, 03:03 PM
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Jul 22 2009, 03:18 PM
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QUOTE(Morris1127 @ Jun 25 2009, 11:52 PM) i a hairdesigner salary basic Rm1200 EPF Of course report rm1200 but i got comission so my salary its rm1800 to Rm2200++but me not much saving every month,21 years old! i loan 1 toyota nadia 98/03 car with bank! still cannot approve! need guaranto oh my god! still got other way can do car loan?? who know bout this? who can tell me thanks you last time my salary was like RM 700. purchase myvi with bank loan ... succesfull. why ? make fake salary slip. |
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Jul 22 2009, 03:23 PM
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PBBANK 1295
Last 1-2 week RM9.20 |
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QUOTE(cute_boboi @ Jul 22 2009, 03:23 PM) Haha, thanks to TS!? QUOTE(wingcross) last time my salary was like RM 700. purchase myvi with bank loan ... succesfull. why ? make fake salary slip. Heh, didn't they call up your company to check? I know they do it for credit cards. Didn't think they'd be so sloppy for car loans. |
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Jul 22 2009, 04:20 PM
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QUOTE Q last time my salary was like RM 700. purchase myvi with bank loan ... succesfull. why ? make fake salary slip. do you feel proud of it? This post has been edited by Walbur: Jul 22 2009, 04:20 PM |
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Guys I just noticed something
Check out the car that TS is buying to pick up girls with ... IT'S A VAN!!! All this time I've been saving up to buy a Fairlady or RX8 or other sports car to pick up girls, but I've been wrong all along, I should be buying a Innova or Avanza instead! Attached thumbnail(s) |
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Jul 22 2009, 04:33 PM
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hua...salary slip RM700 can get car loan?? are u joking er?
haha... |
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Jul 22 2009, 04:38 PM
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ahahaha, nowadays.. girls love a car with comfort spacing. huhuhu.
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Jul 22 2009, 11:19 PM
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QUOTE(deodorant @ Jul 22 2009, 05:26 PM) Guys I just noticed something Why??? A family car from NAZA is quite ok also...Check out the car that TS is buying to pick up girls with ... IT'S A VAN!!! All this time I've been saving up to buy a Fairlady or RX8 or other sports car to pick up girls, but I've been wrong all along, I should be buying a Innova or Avanza instead! QUOTE(ayil @ Jul 22 2009, 05:38 PM) Who doesn't want a big car if they have money and the traffic problem is not serious??? But I have one question. Are you going to stay in a car for most of the time???QUOTE(dreamKrusher @ Jul 22 2009, 09:17 PM) |
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Jul 22 2009, 11:41 PM
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from what I thought, loan will be approve based on some criteria such as company status(big company easier to get loan), monthly salary and qualification of age(21 if without guarantor)
correct me if im wrong |
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QUOTE(Andrew Lim @ Jul 22 2009, 03:46 PM) If TS contributes to PBB's annual profits and not NPL then oni can thank him lol.....Added on July 23, 2009, 12:01 am QUOTE(deodorant @ Jul 22 2009, 04:26 PM) Guys I just noticed something Didn't you notice that the Nadia has 3 front seats and no centre console? Makes it easier for TS to get busy in the car Check out the car that TS is buying to pick up girls with ... IT'S A VAN!!! All this time I've been saving up to buy a Fairlady or RX8 or other sports car to pick up girls, but I've been wrong all along, I should be buying a Innova or Avanza instead! This post has been edited by gregy: Jul 23 2009, 12:01 AM |
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Jul 23 2009, 10:03 AM
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what is NPL?
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QUOTE(authuser @ Jul 23 2009, 11:03 AM) NPL = Non-performing loan.. the loan which some snobby youth who wish to ride in expensive car (and sexy girl) take at the expensive of their parents which eventually caused him to unable to perform (payment on the loan, not the girl) and finally defaulted it. such loans will be tagged NPL. In the end, the car will be towed away (usually by *ehem* people). |
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QUOTE(lcl832002 @ Jul 22 2009, 11:19 PM) Why??? A family car from NAZA is quite ok also... Now that you mention it, the Rondo seems quite nice and is way within my budget. Watch out all you girls in the clubs, imma come pick you up with my hot van! QUOTE(saddient @ Jul 22 2009, 11:41 PM) from what I thought, loan will be approve based on some criteria such as company status(big company easier to get loan), monthly salary and qualification of age(21 if without guarantor) The more important question is, who is that hot girl in your avatar picture? In the unlikely case that it's you, wanna take a ride in my spanking hot van with me?? Anyway any of you suspect that TS might be just trolling us all? My troll radar not very good, but his behaviour in the last few pages does seem like he's just purposely being an idiot/ass/troll just to elicit some sort of hostile response from us. |
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Jul 23 2009, 11:51 AM
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QUOTE(alanyuppie @ Jul 23 2009, 10:09 AM) NPL = Non-performing loan.. the loan which some snobby youth who wish to ride in expensive car (and sexy girl) take at the expensive of their parents which eventually caused him to unable to perform (payment on the loan, not the girl) and finally defaulted it. such loans will be tagged NPL. In the end, the car will be towed away (usually by *ehem* people). Hopefully he won't ruin Public Bank NPL book |
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Jul 23 2009, 11:55 AM
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QUOTE(alanyuppie @ Jul 23 2009, 10:09 AM) NPL = Non-performing loan.. the loan which some snobby youth who wish to ride in expensive car (and sexy girl) take at the expensive of their parents which eventually caused him to unable to perform (payment on the loan, not the girl) and finally defaulted it. such loans will be tagged NPL. In the end, the car will be towed away (usually by *ehem* people). ooo nice explanation thx |
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Jul 23 2009, 06:56 PM
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QUOTE(MilesAndMore @ Jul 23 2009, 11:51 AM) Hopefully he won't ruin Public Bank NPL book How true, which kinda makes all the talk against TS moot, cos after all, if PBB with such a great record of low NPL and healthy dividend payouts is able to approve his loan, who are we to say if he can pay or not? lol.... Seems to me PBB knows TS more than we do |
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Jul 23 2009, 07:11 PM
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QUOTE(gregy @ Jul 23 2009, 06:56 PM) How true, which kinda makes all the talk against TS moot, cos after all, if PBB with such a great record of low NPL and healthy dividend payouts is able to approve his loan, who are we to say if he can pay or not? lol.... Seems to me PBB knows TS more than we do gregy,Obviously, you skipped the part about his loan was ONLY approved with his dad as guarantor. So, it is HIS DAD's ability to pay that get the loan approved. He alone is incapable to get this loan approved. More profit to PBB if he cannot pay. His dad will be on the hook. Dreamer |
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QUOTE(dreamer101 @ Jul 23 2009, 07:11 PM) gregy, Do we still have to go on like this? Won't you give it a rest already? You too obviously skipped a few parts here and there. If you had read some of my previous postings on this thread you'd have noticed that I too was against TS taking a huge risk with an old car. But I digress. As some others have already said, he is not the only one being asked to provide a guarantor, being a young first time borrower. Others with bulletproof repayment ability have also been asked the same thing, due probably to their age and lack of years working, not specifically their ability to pay or lack thereof. There are many factors influencing a borrower's ability to pay, including his lifestyle and credit card conduct. In lieu of such information, probably due to young borrowers not having chalked up a huge credit card debt as yet, banks may want further reassurance, just in case. It isn't uncommon for someone earning 10k or more a month to get caught in the credit trap, due to indulgence in a lavish lifestyle, while on the other hand, someone else making 3-5k a month may always pay his bills on time. Only time will tell; in the meantime banks will ask for a guarantor.Obviously, you skipped the part about his loan was ONLY approved with his dad as guarantor. So, it is HIS DAD's ability to pay that get the loan approved. He alone is incapable to get this loan approved. More profit to PBB if he cannot pay. His dad will be on the hook. Dreamer NPLs are banks' largest bane in doing business, so it's not a profit centre. If it was so easy to recover monies from NPLs, banks won't avoid it like the plague, and certainly wouldn't bat an eyelid when giving out loans to ppl with bad credit ratings. Obviously PBB have done their homework, otherwise how could they be so financially strong? IMO if a bank asks for a guarantor the loan approval is a borderline case which is way higher than an outright rejection. No loan officer would approve a loan if it hangs solely on whether or not there is a guarantor readily available. Going after a guarantor is always a bank's last resort after failing to secure the amount from the principal borrower. Legal proceedings cost money, hence more money to litigators and not the bank. So, in a nutshell, all I'm saying is, since PBB is known for being one of the most prudent banks in Malaysia (possibly in SEA), if it is satisfied with TS' financial position and guarantees, who are we to say otherwise? Hence, any arguments for or against is merely moot. Greg |
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hi everyone who is on,
im 22 fresh graduate from diploma in accounting.Seeking for PBB loan approval on P/Myvi 1.0 cc year 2005. Cost RM26 K D/P RM6 K Loan RM20 K I gave the below personal information: (a) 3 months salary slip with basic RM 1,340 , start from july part time accountant basic adjusted to RM 800 (b) offer letter of another new company with RM1,600 (under probation)(start at july) © attached with others complusory personal information *i dont have gurantoor* eventhough stay at parented house* PBB interest rate is 3.8% What you guys think of the percentage of approval from PBB i will get? |
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QUOTE(ForgetMeNot @ Jul 30 2009, 02:09 AM) hi everyone who is on, let's say 5 years loan, installment will be roughly RM400, less than 1/3 basic salaryim 22 fresh graduate from diploma in accounting.Seeking for PBB loan approval on P/Myvi 1.0 cc year 2005. Cost RM26 K D/P RM6 K Loan RM20 K I gave the below personal information: (a) 3 months salary slip with basic RM 1,340 , start from july part time accountant basic adjusted to RM 800 (b) offer letter of another new company with RM1,600 (under probation)(start at july) © attached with others complusory personal information *i dont have gurantoor* eventhough stay at parented house* PBB interest rate is 3.8% What you guys think of the percentage of approval from PBB i will get? i think the loan will be approve very soon provided u didn't owe any credit card balance |
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QUOTE(Morris1127 @ Jun 25 2009, 11:52 PM) i a hairdesigner salary basic Rm1200 EPF Of course report rm1200 but i got comission so my salary its rm1800 to Rm2200++but me not much saving every month,21 years old! i loan 1 toyota nadia 98/03 car with bank! still cannot approve! need guaranto oh my god! still got other way can do car loan?? who know bout this? who can tell me thanks you i got a solution that will guarenty loan approve for ya...............buy a kancil,or pay down payment 50% for the car hahahaha.....................man ur salary is rm1.2k,bank wont count ur comission mate,they will look into basic salary,oh yeah do u have any personal loan,credit card,home loan,all that will be counted,minus all that it must nt acceed 60% from ur basic salary,sorry for my bad english |
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QUOTE(deodorant @ Jun 28 2009, 08:57 PM) Uh no ... I bought my first car with $452 monthly installment on a $1.6k salary 3 months into my first job, no need guarantor also. Bought my saga blm 40k+ with $424/month on a $2K+/-(include commision)salary, after 3 month I worked last year without guarantor. I loaned 28K. Age 24. |
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eh. tumpang topic.
guys, any help for me? my topic here. http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopic=1137918&hl= » Click to show Spoiler - click again to hide... « u think my loan will approve? what bank should be best for me? the interest rate roughly how much ah? |
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hehehe....if im a girl, i'd choose savvy or myvii rather than nadia, its soooo family car....looks like MPV.... drive a MPV to get laid..hehehehe...that's classic man
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Huhu..im so jealous for those who has owed a car. Mine didnt get loan to buy a new car even saga based-line. Im 26yrs, 2 yrs work with basic salary RM2.22k. The bank cannot approve my loan because of my home loan which I had bought it last year (I bought the house because I had been ask by my parents to buy the house). I thought there will be no problem on car loan since the house has been rented so I manage to pay the instalment.
Eventually, I have to find a used car which is afforadable for me to pay the car loan. Still searching... huhuhu |
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Sep 28 2009, 01:16 PM
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136 posts Joined: Dec 2008 From: Sandakan |
aiyo TS, no money dont buy lar. waste time only mar u!
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Sep 28 2009, 02:05 PM
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155 posts Joined: Sep 2008 |
Bro my Basic Salary 3.2k 21 years old also hard to get loan
Coz I have no Loan And Credit Card Record So...now i am trying to Get a CC |
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Sep 28 2009, 02:32 PM
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3 posts Joined: Sep 2005 From: somewhere in selangor |
QUOTE(arvil22 @ Sep 28 2009, 02:05 PM) Bro my Basic Salary 3.2k 21 years old also hard to get loan Aik...should be easy to get loan if u have no loan and CC record. Bcoz one of the problem I cannot buy car full loan is having 2 CCs maaa . Maybe ur are 21 yrs i guess. But nice salary u got there. Huhu..Coz I have no Loan And Credit Card Record So...now i am trying to Get a CC |
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Sep 28 2009, 02:41 PM
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3,913 posts Joined: Nov 2004 |
TS die jor accident wif his new car? i tot TS said loud loud that wan 2 show off his 'luxury' car?
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Sep 28 2009, 06:26 PM
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5,691 posts Joined: Mar 2006 |
Wat la you guys who necro'ed this topic, I thought it was dead already manatau back to the front page =_=;;
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Oct 27 2009, 02:10 PM
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1 posts Joined: Oct 2009 |
i'm 24 and i'm earning 4.5k..
my credit card have some outstanding but i never fail to pay my minimum payment or more. i understand old car need high maintainance and high interest.. probably will get a 07 civic n monthly repayment around 1k. is it possible? |
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Oct 28 2009, 08:44 AM
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2,207 posts Joined: Aug 2008 |
1K for how many years? maybe you are too young & aim for car. If i have extra 1K per month, i will use it to buy a house coz property's value appreciates but vehicle's value depreciates
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Nov 9 2009, 10:27 PM
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613 posts Joined: Dec 2008 |
What about in my condition right now to get a car loan.. will it be approved easily??
Conditions: 1. 21years old by next year 2. have pay slips with basic of rm3000 3. have Fixed deposits and savings account 4. loan for about 80% of the car price which is toyota vios new car Trying to seek for loan up to 7 years or 9 years What i hope is i do not want to find a guarantor, coz my parents are somehow blacklisted for Credit card records. which bank approved loan esasily?? what i heard is can get loan easily from Ambank, as they are not so tight in requirement. Thank you. |
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Nov 10 2009, 01:12 AM
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3,653 posts Joined: Jan 2003 From: London, Hong Kong, Subang Jaya & Cyberjaya |
QUOTE(the golden sukuk @ Sep 23 2009, 11:45 PM) hehehe....if im a girl, i'd choose savvy or myvii rather than nadia, its soooo family car....looks like MPV.... drive a MPV to get laid..hehehehe...that's classic man I’m driving MPV since 19yo. Am I classic? QUOTE(adrian0229 @ Sep 28 2009, 02:41 PM) Or sudah kena tangkap ahlong already QUOTE(mars1069 @ Oct 28 2009, 08:44 AM) 1K for how many years? maybe you are too young & aim for car. If i have extra 1K per month, i will use it to buy a house coz property's value appreciates but vehicle's value depreciates Depend on your money priority. Some people prefer car because that is their passion. Some people might spend their money for traveling.This post has been edited by POYOZER: Nov 10 2009, 03:15 PM |
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Dec 3 2009, 07:58 PM
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1,401 posts Joined: Oct 2008 From: Bandar Sunway |
since ur basic only 1200, impossible for u to loan 43k la, somemore u every mth din save money , how they got confidence for u to repay ur loan. and bank not take into account ur comission la, since ur commision is not fixed every mth
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Dec 7 2009, 10:55 PM
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77 posts Joined: May 2008 |
selling coat!!!
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Dec 7 2009, 11:05 PM
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9,301 posts Joined: Mar 2008 |
QUOTE(Morris1127 @ Dec 7 2009, 10:55 PM) selling coat!!! How is your new toy ? I thought you promised us you were going to show us your Toyota ? |
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Dec 7 2009, 11:58 PM
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Why change topic title and 1st post?
This is not the place for you to do your advertising or sales! /CLOSED |
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