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 What should I do first with RM27K?, Pay off other loan or buy property?

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alhs76
post Mar 15 2011, 11:41 PM

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QUOTE(onnying88 @ Mar 15 2011, 10:36 PM)
Using personal loan to settle PTPTN
-No, PTPTN interest 1% while personal loan 8 to 12%, why pay more =.="

Using personal loan to buy property
-No, you will end up with more debt very easy as you have not much experience with property. Personal loan installment + mortgage loan installment + PTPTN = how much of your salary? If your income is ok, why not save up more and buy property with cash for deposit. It's not easy to get a good return rental from property with RM200k+-. (If you really found it, then go for it. If not, better don't)

My first home scheme, I think you are not entitle to get it as your salary should be more then RM3000 (since you get RM27k of personal loan)

My 2 cents.
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personal loan interest prob wiped off all the benefits ...
alhs76
post Mar 18 2011, 12:42 PM

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QUOTE(sulifeisgreat @ Mar 16 2011, 02:49 PM)
give the lady a break, u all sound like radio advertisement  doh.gif
now, ts, indulge to electrify urself, make it sexy! then rich guys come knocking on ur door laugh.gif 
after tat, semuanya ok
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QUOTE(eugene jk @ Mar 16 2011, 02:51 PM)
That doesn't sound very constructive  doh.gif
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QUOTE(sulifeisgreat @ Mar 16 2011, 03:33 PM)
invest in oneself, go taiwan/ s.korea, do plastic surgery & look like kim kardashian
then go pavillion, buy all those branded stuffs, go the sultan lounge & wear super low cut
when anyone ask anything, jus say, your room or mine?
p/s those anti materilistic forumers gonna flame me  laugh.gif okok, its just a suggestion & no need take it up  tongue.gif
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hahaha ... sulifeisgreat ... you have been flamed!!! vmad.gif rclxms.gif tongue.gif

radio ads continued: personal loans add to more personal debts (and high interest ones under current environments), restructure and move on.

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