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johnrck99
post Feb 27 2011, 09:37 PM

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hi all,

can you comment on my situation? please provide some opinion as i wish to learn from some of you.

Properties

1. Link House-0 out of KL. RM250k (Outstanding Loan RM50k)
2. Condo-KL RM250k (Outstanding Loan RM200k)

Cars
1. Japanese car old RM 45k (outstanding loan RM24k)
2. Japanese car RM150k (outstanding loan RM90k) for my gf use

FD + Loose cash RM210k

My concern is my salary is used empty every month to service the loan for the above 4 items and my lifestyle..
I left only saving of few hundred RM every month...

I know u will suggest that pay off some loan but I will get penalty for the Link House (RM6k)
johnrck99
post Mar 1 2011, 12:24 PM

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QUOTE(snorlax @ Mar 1 2011, 09:52 AM)
Wouldn't he gain the advantage of reducing interest payments if he put that into his property instead of his car?
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Currently no other investment plan due to history, lost too much in stock so no more guts..
So all money keep in FD only.


My car interest is only 2.7% while my FD is about 3+% (depending on tenure etc) so I rather put in the bank than to pay off the car.

Do you see my point?
johnrck99
post Mar 3 2011, 09:28 AM

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QUOTE(snorlax @ Mar 1 2011, 01:36 PM)
What's the interest rate on your housing loans?
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Housing Loan: BLR-2%


Added on March 3, 2011, 9:29 am
QUOTE(rakyat @ Mar 1 2011, 01:51 PM)
Car loan interest of 2.7% is not effective rate, more like 4.X% as interest is calculated on total loan amt as oppose to reducing amt. Hence u r better off paying off your car loan then keeping in FD.
BTW, ur GF really lucky.... must be 'model like' for u to sayang so much!!!!


Added on March 1, 2011, 1:54 pm
Top up your margin, might have chance to break-even or even abit profit within this week  wink.gif

Forget bout ptptn, there is no penalty or late charges. Treat it as long term loan since the interest rate is lower then housing loan (is it 4%???)
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@rakyat,

Errr.... how do i calculate to get a 4.x% effective rate? thanks

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johnrck99
post Mar 3 2011, 02:52 PM

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QUOTE(wee1030 @ Mar 3 2011, 02:06 PM)
yalor.....but i think u make a good suggestion as the other guys as well.... credit card is always a pain....especially when u go out with frens and you helped settle bill and they pay you back as cash and later you forget and spent it... thumbup.gif  thumbup.gif  thumbup.gif ..

but I already change this once i realize why my card statement is always high....now when it comes time for bill, I will take out my cash of my portion...then see who can settle it...kakaka.... (bopian, sry lor frenzzzz for my sake of pocket...)..now I can notice my credit card statement is back to normal as it only have auto pay for insurance + petrol...lol
i wait my gf works to be more stable next month then she will bear the car loan of hers.... no worry...she is not as what i wrote ( i try to be humour a bit la...sry la)...i always tested her..can see she is someone reliable (she definately will pay back the load i helped her to pay...lol) and can spend ur life with (btw...she is NOT pretty like angela baby...but she is really helped me to save my cash by keep nuggling me to spend less..lol)..she has started work for the first month and got her salary d..haha....but this month I only allow her to pay for house util bills and maintainence...meals we use "A-A" system.

hoped my life getting stable as soon as possible..


Added on March 3, 2011, 2:27 pm
johnrck,

we are same boat who pays loan for gf...but u are a lot loaded than me.....howur  do you do that for a cash of 200k even you said ur salary is used for 4 items (2 house loan + 2 cars?? ) ...u r insane since you no nid other expenses like meals..etc? ur gf no shopping? no go korea bbq? no ask you go movie? or sit at some cafe? laugh.gif  laugh.gif  laugh.gif  laugh.gif
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hi wee,

answering your question, i used to make more money and spend less. now i make less money and spend more. if u can tell actually i withdraw some of my savings to buy car and house. yes, im insane because i spend everything i have now.

yes, we might be the same but i think im luckier than you...... my gf is good n financially secure also...... she will pay her own shopping and occasionally 20% of the time she will insist she wants to pay for our outing bills.... which i have no way to stop her or else we will end up fighting....



johnrck99
post Mar 4 2011, 10:02 AM

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QUOTE(alexkos @ Mar 4 2011, 08:46 AM)
jeff is right, sorry for giving wrong info.

car loan interest is determined by initial amount, hence flat interest every month (quite alot)

house loan interest is determined by unpaid principal amount, hence interest decreases over time.

But we shouldn't make decision based on the interest saved by car loan and house loan.
One rule of thumb is to settle all debts except the home mortgage.

So I still suggest you to settle car loan first. It is unwise to talk about saving when one is in liability. tongue.gif
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car loan interest is determined by initial amount, hence flat interest every month (quite alot)
>> in principle yes but in reality not true. For eg if u get RM100k for car loan for 5 years with interest of let say 2.4%
in principle the interest for 1 year is RM2400 and that is RM120 per month.

If you get a RM100k loan for 20 years.... with BLR-2%, the interest u r paying each month for the first 10 years is >60% of your monthly installment.
Eg ur monthly installment is about RM700, and hence the interest u r paying is RM350.

That is more likely the usual case. And ask more q to support my comment.

-How often do u spend RM100k on a car loan with reference to RM100k for house loan ?
Normally the ratio of car loan to house loan is 1:2 or 1:3 or even higher?

So? tell me how by saving on car interest will save you $$?
johnrck99
post Jun 9 2011, 10:02 PM

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hello all,

Please give me your comment/advice/opinion too:)

Age: 29

Assets:
House1: RM250k (loan balance 50k) installment RM1500 pm
House2: RM260k (loan balance 200k but I put RM180k * inside the flexible loan account) installament RM1200 pm

Cash: * RM180k in the flexible loan account for House2.
Cash in hand: RM10k
FD: RM150k
EPF: RM170k

Liabilities
Car1: Loan balance RM90k, installment RM1500 pm
Car2: Loan balance RM20k, installment RM1000 pm (my gf is using it)
Special Loan from relative: RM80k ( wont have to pay up yet but due to family issue, but when quarrel then will have to pay up 1 lump sum)

Income: RM8000 pm
Expense: About RM7500 to RM8500 ( you see I am starting to use my savings in FD little by little and my flexible account)

I think my out flow of cash is too much and i have quite BIG expenses. Sorry, no way to trim down due to my heavy installment and life style.

can you advise
1) my financial status is healthy/sick?
2) i tot of settling house 1 but still got penalty period. Should I?
3) i tot of settling car 2 but its pointless as the interest is only 2.9% and its better to "park" the risk at bank
4) other suggestions and comments are welcomed.

Sekian terima kasih


Added on June 9, 2011, 10:11 pm
QUOTE(MPIK @ May 1 2011, 01:52 PM)
Age: 28

Asset - Free disposable cash of RM250K
Liabilities - None (I dont have a car and property yet)

I plan to dump 60% of my cash into share market after June 2011 and later will buy a property.

Any advice? Thanks.
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ALready started venturing into the share market now?
Wondering how you made 250k:)


This post has been edited by johnrck99: Jun 9 2011, 10:11 PM
johnrck99
post Jun 10 2011, 07:27 PM

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QUOTE(SilverfoX @ Jun 10 2011, 01:53 PM)
johnrck99, at what interest rate are you paying your mortgage?
The repayment seems to be ridiculously high for the loan amount, and with such high offset cash in the flexi account.
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Blr-2.3.
Firstl loan is 20years tenure.








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post Nov 1 2011, 07:57 AM

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QUOTE(eddylee @ Oct 4 2011, 11:42 AM)
Age: 30
Occupation: IT Administrator
Marital Status: Marry
Children: two kid(4)(1)

Asset(s):

House (2 stories)-
RM400k Outstanding Loan: RM 220k 7 years more

Car (Myvi)-
Market Value: RM 30k finish paid

Liability (ies):

Insurance:
Life: RM10k

Investment:
Mutual: RM10k
FD: RM 10k
Gold: 40k
Invest in company: 330k
ASW: 10 k
Cash in hand
RM6k
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Very low cash in hand.
The 330k you have invested in your company is the market capitalization value or your initial investment value?
How much and how fast you can retrieve your invesment?

You did not provide information :
- monthly income
- investment in your company is partnership or sole proprietor?
- monthly expenses?

Maybe u r not interested in asking for advice/opinion but rather u just want to share your achievement to motivate the rest of the lyn forumers:)


Added on November 1, 2011, 8:00 am
QUOTE(Oldskolboyz @ Oct 13 2011, 11:04 AM)
Age: 38
Occupation: Own Business (Oil & Gas)
Marital Status: Marry
Children: two (12)(14)

Asset(s):

Bangalow lot :-
  a) Damansara Kuantan (7.2k sqft) - Freehold
  b) Astana Golf Resort (12.75k sqft) - Leasehold
  c) Bkt Jalil Golf Resort (12.5k sqft) - Freehold

Car :-
  a) X6 M
  b) CLS 55 Amg
  c) R8
  d) Alphard
  e) A4

Liability (ies):
Loan Installment, not an issues cause Dividend/Interest can settle it every year...

Investment:
Saving: RM1.25m
Current: RM750k
FD: RM36m
Mutual: RM2.5m
Invest in Business: >RM5.0m
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Dear Mr Oldskolboyz,

First of all, congratulation and well done! You must have worked very hard and smart to be who you are today.
I am certainly impressed by your wonderful achievements and also your taste for cars and properties!

It will be extremely helpful and useful if you could shed a bit of sharing and lights on how you progressed after your graduation to this stage of life!




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