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Financial Housing Loan Question: ZEC vs NZEC, Please advise me...

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SpeedHighlander
post Oct 8 2009, 11:07 AM

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QUOTE(n0v1ce @ Oct 3 2009, 03:19 PM)
Hi all, thank you for your help, really appreciate your input notworthy.gif

Apart from OCBC, EON Bank n' Standard Chartered are offering quite competitive rates too thumbup.gif The former is semi-flexi while the latter two are full-flexi
The package is only eligible with >RM500K loan amount, my poor house's value is much much lesser than that blush.gif

By the way, I just sold a house last week, will I kenak tax for refinancing for my current one, is it considered selling a 2nd house?  Thank you
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Hi, I wonder does the different is significant between the full flexi and semi-flexi in terms of interest calculation. Does all the additional money we dump in will deduct from principal?

Anyone can help?
SpeedHighlander
post Oct 8 2009, 12:01 PM

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QUOTE(rakyat @ Oct 8 2009, 11:34 AM)
From what I understand both utilise the same way to calculate interest and deduction of principle. The difference in semi is that the withdrawal process and pre-payment is more strigent.

For Flexi, u will get a chequing account and withdrawal of prepayment is done via a cheque; prepayment is oso flexible just deposit into your chequing account without minimum amt. Of course there is charges for opening the chequing a/c and a monthly maintainence fee

For semi, most oso have 2 accounts (loan a/c & prepayment a/c) but withdrawal requires notification (up to 3 days)  and only limited to 2 or 3 times a year. Withdrawal are usually via bank transfer or atm & charged only when you make withdrawal (RM10 per transaction) Pre-payment have minimum amt (usually must be in multiple of RMxxxx) and some even have maximum (must not exceed x% of annual installment)

I chose semi as my intention was to shorten the duration of the mortgage but with some contigency plan i.e. intend to do pre-payment but only withdraw in 'emergency'
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Thank you rakyat for your input. I noticed there's the balancing between these two; bank who offer full flexi, the interest rate is higher while the other can offer cheaper interest rate. That is give and take.

 

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