I want to correct something stated above: Some banks dont have lock in period for islamic loan.
First off all, it depands on the bank how they want the islamic loan to be. A few months ago there in The Star, Biz section, they say malaysia does not have a standard islamic loan. So every bank has their own way.
Pros:
1. Some bank does not imply lock in period.
2. Rates capped at 9.5% or 10% or 11%.
3. Most banks done give u penalty for late payments or if u dont pay for a few months because in islam its illegal to impose interest. Infact Bank Islam let u forfeit 2 months installment in 1 year. Check out their banners.
Cons:
1. No Daily or monthly rest for installment. Depends on the bank.
2. Interest rates is not so good. This depends on banks also.
Ill add more if i remember this topic later
Financial Islamic Loan vs Normal Loan ?, What is the different between them ?
Aug 17 2009, 12:51 AM
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