QUOTE(petlu28 @ Nov 12 2012, 02:07 PM)
no doubt, yes. but its also need to depend how long the tenure u need. Last 3 years ago, there are no such thing minimum MRTA tenure for best loan rates. U need to take full tenure.
Only recent the banks start offering this minimum MRTA to lock in attractive rebates.
Again, we dont know how will our salary performing in next 5 or 10 years.
If economy is become worst or bad, will we die die still need to find ways to fund the MLTA?
Since MLTA is lock in with loan interest rates, if we stop serving the premium for MLTA, will it rebuke the rates in home loan? Definitely another penalty will kick in because u fail to honor the MLTA as tied for for the BLR rebates as offered.
I can says, MLTA tie with home loan is a lifetime commitment. Because both interact each other.
Nov 12 2012, 03:17 PM

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