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 Balance Transfer, What is it actually???

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wendymelon
post Mar 17 2010, 10:54 AM

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For all those that want to perform balance transfer:

1. You need to know how much can u pay for each month
2. Based on the payment capability, choose the best Balance Transfer option that fits to you. No point taking 6 months 0% or 3 months 0% if u're unable to pay the monthly installment.

Below are some survey that I've done. The interest rate shown is for whole duration
1. EON (48 months) - 13.99%
2. AFFIN (36 months) - 3.5%
3. MBB (24 months) - 9%
4. EON (24 months) - 6.99%
5. AFFIN (24 months) - 3%
6. Public (24 months) - 5%
7. UOB (18 months) - 7.5%
8. AFFIN (18 months) - 2.5%
9. HSBC (12 months) - 3%
10. EON (12 months) - 3.99%
11. AFFIN (12 months) - 2%
12. RHB (12 months) - 1.5%
13. CIMB (6 months) - 0%
14. MBB (3 months) - 0%

For those unable to go for 0%, the best option is
RHB (12 months) 1.5%
AFFIN (18 months, 24 months, 36 months)

Hope this helps everybody!
wendymelon
post Mar 18 2010, 03:16 PM

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QUOTE(Quen^nie @ Mar 18 2010, 10:05 AM)
wendymelon,
So if i was looking for a 12 months installment, my best option would be rhb right? Is the interest charge upfront?
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Queenie, you're absolutely correct. In terms of when the interest charge is being charged, it differs for different banks.

For RHB interest charge, first 3 months is 0%, then next 9 months 0.167% per month (total up to 1.5% for whole BT duration)



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