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 OCBC housing Loan, better than other bank?pls debate

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Gyokumen_Koushu
post Mar 27 2012, 12:09 AM

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QUOTE(vijaz7 @ Mar 21 2012, 10:26 PM)
Hi,

I trying to buy property in Kajang (RM135,000 ONLY) but 3 banks already rejected my loan. OUB rejected my loan because kajang area not under favorable to them and HLB and CIMB rejected because they unable to check my previous records coz I do not have any loans/credit card records. RHB and PBB still pending, really dun knw what they will say !!!!!!! I can't understand 1 thing, I just applied for RM100k loan and my gross income is RM2150 plus with my part time income about RM600 and I also do not have any debts or loan with any banks. I m just 25years but would like to get a property 1st before i wan apply for any other loans. Can anyone help me to get housing loan?

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Your loan is rejected due to 1 reason.
You do not have a CCRIS record.
Means when you DO NOT have a credit card, banks cannot see your past transactions.
Thus they cannot assess your financial cash flow "authenticity".

Get any banker from mobile sales team.
Depends on how banker write recommendation.
Gyokumen_Koushu
post Mar 27 2012, 12:17 AM

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Full flexi or Semi Flexi?

Really depends on how well & how often you use these facilities.

Full Flexi Difference
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They give you:
0. Current account
1. ATM card
2. Cheque book
3. Bank statement end of the month (how much you bank in & how much you saved)

For all that,
bank charge you rm10/month

Thus begs this question: Do you use deposit $$$ into flexi account every month?
Some of my clients apply full flexi and paid rm10/month for years, yet they do not use this facility.
Yes, people who use semi-flexi might argue you have to notify bank 7 days in advance and queue to deposit.
And yeah you can avoid all that by paying 120/year.
But again really depends on how you use these facilities.

 

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