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 Mortgage Loan Package Inquiries v2, Loan agents pls read the 1st post!

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Madgeniusfigo
post Apr 17 2017, 08:02 AM

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QUOTE(adrianccseng @ Apr 15 2017, 11:08 PM)
1.
Oct * rm1347
Nov * rm1254
Dec * rm1300
Jan * rm1460
Feb * rm899
March * rm942
there's a restructure from 2017 tho. so the comm gets lesser compare to last yr

no assets no FD just saving account
oh wow, didn't knew that.
haven't contact the remaining 5 panel banks yet.
hopefully affin would approve then
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Dear,

1. Based on the details given by you, Your max loan eligibility for each bank is as follow:
Bank Rm
A*BANK 328,078.67
H*NG LE*NG 539,285.33
M*YBANK 294,013.73
*CBC 352,816.48
R*B 309,338.33
U*B 352,816.48
C*MB 511,850.00
AFF*N -
PB* 511,850.00
HSB* 352,816.48

2. However, no ccris, it's subjective. If could show high saving $$$ in her account, there's a chance for 90% approval, else might drop to 80% margin of finance.

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QUOTE(jordanseow @ Apr 16 2017, 04:34 PM)
Hi guys ,
i want to loan a mortgage loan around 590K
1)I am struggling about whether choose OCBC or Maybank to apply the loan

2) normally loan more than 500K , ocbc or maybank provide better offer ?

Net income : RM3900 after epf
No commitment at all.
No car loan , no cc outstanding.
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QUOTE(jordanseow @ Apr 16 2017, 04:49 PM)
I just finish my car loan last year 2016 August with pbb car loan.

Yeah I have saving around RM200K , the house value is 760K, so I planning to throw 170-180K as my first downpayment .

29 this year , working sdn bhd. This year bonus is 2 month. Working with this company 4 years already
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Dear jordanseow,

1. Based on the details given by you, Your max loan eligibility for each bank is as follow:
Bank Rm
A*BANK 404,543.60
H*NG LE*NG 576,460.93
M*YBANK 339,094.67
*CBC 406,913.60
R*B 508,642.00
U*B 440,823.07
C*MB 508,642.00
AFF*N -
PB* 508,642.00
HSB* 406,913.60
Things to take note of based onmy max loan calculation
" -The best bank to get the highest loan would be HLBB . However, each bank has it's own ball game
Different bank will calculate your income and debt accordingly based on each bank's different policy. Hence,
I would need to do a due diligence on your profile before suggesting the best bank to proceed with."

" - I would need to check you CCRIS, CTOS and income documentation before giving you any assurance.

If everything goes fine, 90% shouldn't be a problem for you."

2. above haven't added your bonus yet.

3. YOu have high saving, that will be a good credit score boost

4. Why don't you try other bank than the 2 banks you mentioned?

Cheers mate


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post Apr 17 2017, 10:46 AM

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QUOTE(JET @ Apr 17 2017, 10:19 AM)
Doubts and queries in my head again....

1) Why can't we submit for 'many' banks for Loan Package offer ?
> What is the recommended MAX number of bank submission?

2) What is the benefit of disclosing or submit all our FD, Investment & Side Income details?
> only to obtain higher Loan Amount?
> will it be possible to obtain more Interest rate reduction or package ?

3) Once I submitted my basic information for Loan Evaluation or Approval, and received the Credit Score + Loan Amount entitlement.
> Can I submit more doc (FD, Share, side income, etc) to increase my Credit Score and Loan Package (interest, etc)  ??
Thanks.
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Dear Jet,

1. Lets say, 8 banks, there's 4 banks that would reject you, 4 would approved, however 4 banks that rejected you updated their rejection to ccris. When other 4 bank that will approved your loan saw the R status, might give you a lower desired rate.

it's subjective.

However, 3 banks is good. If 3 banks could give you what you needed. why apply more? haha

2. To get a better rate!

or if you verge of loan rejection, this will boost your credit scoring and turn it into approval! XD

3. Yes you can, if required by the banker. It depends on your profile as well. smile.gif

Cheers mate!
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QUOTE(LazyKurosaki @ Apr 20 2017, 09:04 PM)
not 80%? I was told we only offer maximum of 80%.. can go additional if finance LVS as well
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Dear,

1. ocbc not focusing on mortgage loan currently. hence the package is not competitive compare to other banks in the current market!

2. anymore inquiries do ask!

Cheers mate!

QUOTE(JET @ Apr 22 2017, 12:28 PM)
slightly off topic....

May I know when it's that we have to pay the Solicitor their Legal Service fees for S&P & Loan ??
> during we sign the S&P ? Or when we engage them to prepare the S&P document ?
> same process goes to Loan documents?
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Dear JET,

1. SPA & LOAN

usually you will need to pay the 10% DP and the legal loan and spa fees when signing the document

2. You can request the lawyer to do a short installment or delay the payment a little bit further. It's dependent on the lawyer service!

Cheers mate

QUOTE(JET @ Apr 22 2017, 12:50 PM)
Thanks @wild_card_my, @lifebalance,

This means that i need to prepare the 10% Deposit, SPA Legal, LA Legal & Stamp Duty in advantage before I sign the SPA&LA.

however ~~~~ If i 'paid' the Legal service fees, But i yet receive the house key.
How can I assure that the Solicitor will do their best job to make sure all the procedure clear ?
(very huge amount to get lousy service, hope u get what i mean)
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Dear

If you didn't pay the lawyer full cost. they will need disburse the last cash. Because they need assurance.

Cheers

QUOTE(coffeeS28 @ Apr 23 2017, 12:18 AM)
Hi guys,

So I need some advice smile.gif First time buyer here.

1. I have 2 houses under my name, but I did not take any loans for them. Basically it was paid for by cash by a family member. Does this mean I would be buying my third home? Or does it not count, since no bank loans taken out for them?

NO, if the housing loan isn't under your name, ccris would not show it as your debt. Hence, you still eligible for 90% for 2 loan under your name

2. My gross salary is 8800 (after EPF , tax etc)
Personal Loan : rm1800
Car : 389
Savings Plan (tied to Hsbc) : RM 1000/month, for another 48 months
Age : 31

No other commitments

3. I want to purchase a property that's under construction (expected completion 2021), valued at RM 703k. With 10% developer discount, it's RM 633420. I hope to get a 90% loan.

4. HSBC Has offered my company employees a 4.25% fixed rate (for the whole loan tenure). Is this a good offer? Should I scout around some more?

5. Credit cards - always paid on time, no outstanding
PTPTN - I paid off RM 80k in 6 years, so no outstanding
Personal loan - also on time.
Basically I believe my CCRIS would be clean
My question is, how much max loan can I get? Assuming I want to buy something more expensive? Also, since the unit will be completed in 2021, is my understanding correct that
a) I still need to pay the 10% upfront
b) I need to pay the interest for the following 4 years+ (2017 - 2021) before I get Vacant Possession?

Thank you so much smile.gif
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Dear coffeeS28,

1. Based on the details given by you, Your max loan eligibility for each bank is as follow:
Bank Rm
A*BANK 861,511.90
H*NG LE*NG 931,097.83
M*YBANK 834,673.15
*CBC 931,859.26
R*B 929,677.98
U*B 754,700.93
C*MB 1,091,993.98
AFF*N -
PB* 1,091,993.98
HSB* 931,859.26

Things to take note of based onmy max loan calculation

" -The best bank to get the highest loan would be HLBB . However, each bank has it's own ball game
Different bank will calculate your income and debt accordingly based on each bank's different policy. Hence,
I would need to do a due diligence on your profile before suggesting the best bank to proceed with."

" - I would need to check you CCRIS, CTOS and income documentation before giving you any assurance.

If everything goes fine, 90% shouldn't be a problem for you."

3. Yes, 90% on the loan you are targetting right now is achievable. still as above mention

4. Well, it's a good rate! employee loan. Make sure u understand the clause. What if you quit HSBC and change job, will they alter your rate up!

5.

a) yes you need to, need to pay the outstanding balance = DP 10% - REBATE

b) Yes according to table below for progressive interest!

CODE
1) 10% Downpayment

2) 10% stg 2a (Pilling / below ground works)

3) 15% stg 2b (Concrete slab for your unit

4) 10% stg 2c (bricks wall)

5) 10%stg 2d (internal piping and wiring)

6) 10% stg 2e (internal and external wall plastering

7) 5% stg 2f (sewerage serving the building)

8) 5% stg 2g (drainage serving the building)

9) 5% stg 2h (Road serving the building)

10) another 20% upon VP (splits down to 12.5+5+2.5)

So for example, your property is 500k. after the bank release the first payment (example : 15% = 55k to the developer)

which means u have to pay the loan interest of 55k x (your bank interest rate) . (Note : INterest rate only, without Principal)

if your property is 500k, loan amount 300k which means differentiate sum is 200k.

the developer will claim from you first, which means you have to pay your portion (upon claim attached with architect certificate) until you've finished your portion only the developer will send their billing to the banks to claim the balance


cheers mate!


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QUOTE(jordanseow @ May 6 2017, 12:42 PM)
Ocbc currently offer 90% of residentual loan . Latest update . From ocbc here
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QUOTE(LazyKurosaki @ May 6 2017, 01:50 PM)
U al amin or conventional?
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1. Yes, OCBC just started financing 90% just recently.

2. However, the rate is still not up to par to other local bank rates.

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QUOTE(alexanderclz @ May 7 2017, 04:17 AM)
mrta compulsory with pbb?
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Dear

1. Yes it is

but

2. No it isn't


3. It depends on the banker whether they willingly use their quota to help you remove the mrta.

CHEERS
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QUOTE(waimuntupai @ Aug 30 2017, 06:20 PM)
Hi, please help check what is the maximum loan amount i could get.

Age : 26
Gross pay : RM 6000
Nett pay  : RM 5100
Rental income : RM 0
Asb : -
Bonus : -

Commitment
House : 0
Car : 0
Personal loan : 0
Credit card outstanding : Pay ontime
Ptptn : 0

Thanks you
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Dear waimuntupai,

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1. Based on the details given by you, Your max loan eligibility for each bank is as follow:


Bank Loan amount
A*BANK 591,880.00
H*NG LE*NG 841,854.17
M*YBANK 693,291.67
*CBC 594,250.00
R*B 742,812.50
U*B 643,770.83
C*MB 742,812.50
AFF*N -
PB* 742,812.50
HSB* 594,250.00




Things to take note of based onmy max loan calculation

" -The best bank to get the highest loan would be HLBB . However, each bank has it's own ball game
Different bank will calculate your income and debt accordingly based on each bank's different policy. Hence,
I would need to do a due diligence on your profile before suggesting the best bank to proceed with."

" - I would need to check you CCRIS, CTOS and income documentation before giving you any assurance.

If everything goes fine, 90% shouldn't be a problem for you."

4. No debt at all, well your case might need few supporting income to support. As no debts, bank can't track your past payment record, hence doesn't know whoa re you. We are just a white paper to bank, ccris is our identity
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Cheers

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QUOTE(Jo_da48 @ Sep 15 2017, 10:20 PM)
is that a place that we could see the banks offer interest rate with BR + Spread?
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Dear

Yes there's few web platform that has their API link with latest rate for each bank ( loanstreet, imoney. etc)

1. However, the interest rate shown in the web is just example range. The rate you received will varied to few factors:

- Your Profile
- Loan amount
- CCRIS scoring
- Your profession
- Your income

All comes into one for bank to decide your scoring and the rate, hence it's correlate.

2. Take those rate as a reference okay biggrin.gif

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QUOTE(Jo_da48 @ Sep 16 2017, 11:31 AM)
A offer from a bank with 4.25% good enough?
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Dear Jo_da48,

1. Yes, 4.25% is good, 4.2% is even better.

2. However, you need to put overall perspective of banks facilities into consideration

3. Lowest rate still subjected to fluctuation, from the market and the bank's policy.

Cheeeerrrros!
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QUOTE(adrelea @ Sep 16 2017, 10:01 PM)
hi sifus,
I got offer from maybank. 90% loan.
house price rm170k

interest 4.45%.

first home scheme.

do anyone know if other bank can offer lower rates?
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QUOTE(lifebalance @ Sep 16 2017, 10:03 PM)
Not that I know of but I l have gotten 4.4% from mbb for 100k

Probably you can try with pbb and see how it goes
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Dear,

1. MBB rates dependent on borrower's profile, 4.3% for RM200K below. twice. but profile has to be great.

2. PBB rate for RM200K below rate is terrible

Cheers




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QUOTE(jackchong890 @ Sep 19 2017, 09:23 AM)
hi Sifu,

I got a home loan from CIMB ... boro 90% 300k... 4.45% is it this rate is high? should i try submit my doc to another bank?
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QUOTE(lifebalance @ Sep 19 2017, 09:29 AM)
I would advise you to submit
PBB 4.22
MBB 4.25
RHB 4.30
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Dear jackchong890,

1. It really depends on your profile

2. Certain profile for certain bank is good

3. 4.45% not the best, but is good enough

4. The rate shown by lifebalance is just a rough estimation of the interest rate, bank have to factors in alot of element before issue you the exact rate.

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QUOTE(AskarPerang @ Sep 19 2017, 02:15 PM)
Hi to all mortage specialist here.

Apart from PBB doing promotion now, wandering is Maybank currently doing any housing loan promotion at the moment? heard from a friend but unable to get the source. What will be the minimum loan amount to entitle for that Maybank promotion (if there is)?
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QUOTE(mittaya @ Sep 19 2017, 05:34 PM)
I will like to know how the loan rate effect overall (over 20 to 30 year for a property)
As many people request lowest loan rate as the rate eventually change time to time.

For sample loan rate given from bank 4.35% compare 4.15%

Hope all sifu here can share abit. thanks.
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QUOTE(lifebalance @ Sep 19 2017, 05:39 PM)
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When you sign up for the rate @ 4.15% compared to 4.35%, you're basically locking in your interest rate at a slightly lower rate when you sign up for 4.15% instead of 4.35%.

Because when the interest rate does increases. 4.15% > 4.35% while 4.35% > 4.55% would mean that you still pay at an overall smaller interest rate although still subject to the fluctuating interest rate.

Therefore if you do not want to get into uncertainty on the floating interest rate in the long run then it's advisable to take a Fixed Rate loan with AIA.
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Dear AskarPerang

1. Maybank promotion or HLBB promotion, usually they will give you first year 4.1-4.2% , next yer onwards it iwll be floating and rate on board rate which will range 4.2-4.45% based on loan amount

2. Loan amount not less RANGE than RM200K

3. if fixed rate like AIA loan, yes you will ge fixed at higher premium than board, but it will lock at tht rate, if the market rate goes down, you will be paying premium, if goes up, you will be safe t the fixed rate.

4. hence it depends on your investment perspective, thre's no sure win ways, all based on investment perspective, any method will go south if market turns around.

Cheer

Dear mittaya,

1. Different do look at the total loan payable

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QUOTE(chaos999 @ Sep 19 2017, 07:51 PM)
Hi, enquiry for my scenario below?
Any recommended banks

Monthly: RM 5,800 ( Contractual 1 month, RM75400 - Annual )
Net : RM 4,800 ( - EPF & PCB )
Commitment : None
Credit Card : RM 500 on average, paid on time
PTPTN : Paid in lump sum

Loan Amount : RM 440,000 (@90%)

Joined a MNC as new employee since 10th July'17. One of the banker stated might be quite tough as not confirmed yet
However, was bought over by the company and income did not stop

Worked in previous company for 2 years 9 months prior

Any banks to recommend that has better odds for me?
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Dear chaos999,

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1. Based on the details given by you, Your max loan eligibility for each bank is as follow:
Bank Loan amount
A*BANK 726,033.33
H*NG LE*NG 895,220.83
M*YBANK 733,915.00
*CBC 728,915.00
R*B 789,312.50
U*B 728,915.00
C*MB 789,312.50
AFF*N -
PB* 789,312.50
HSB* 728,915.00

2. new job is not an issue, provided you have paid first month income with credited to bank, your job initiate on 10th July'17. So it isn't an issuee

3.Things to take note of based onmy max loan calculation

" -The best bank to get the highest loan would be HLBB . However, each bank has it's own ball game
Different bank will calculate your income and debt accordingly based on each bank's different policy. Hence,
I would need to do a due diligence on your profile before suggesting the best bank to proceed with."

" - I would need to check you CCRIS, CTOS and income documentation before giving you any assurance.

If everything goes fine, 90% shouldn't be a problem for you."

Cheers
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QUOTE(mittaya @ Sep 20 2017, 01:44 AM)
There is no difference... sweat.gif  sweat.gif
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HAHAHAHAHHA, I think when I snap, my phone jammed.


Here you go!

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1. Bear in mind, this is 2 different loan with 2 diff packages

2. Installment constant

3. Look at it as first year, and the total interest you paid!

Cheers

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QUOTE(mittaya @ Sep 20 2017, 02:32 AM)
Thanks.

mean over this 20 year loan period if i choose 4.35 rate i have pay more RM12K...compare 4.15.. is an amount too..
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Dear

Yes you are right, due to reducing balance interest!

but the amount it's stretched over 20 years.

Cheers
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QUOTE(jex-koi @ Sep 29 2017, 10:40 AM)
Hi guys,

I am planning to refinance.

I notice Maybank's BR is the lowest, at 3.00% (don't know what is their home-loan rate).

How does Maybank's home loan (maxi) compare with HSBC (which has higher BR) ?  I know HSBC full-flexi home loan is reduce principle if money is kept in account.

Any comments
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1. their rate depends on client's profile, it will range 4.3-5%, and depends on loan amount too

2. Both have the same features in terms of their full flexi functions.

Cheers
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QUOTE(MNet @ Sep 30 2017, 08:20 PM)
rhb better can link to saving acc
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but RHB is not an actual full flexi features

If you wanna put extra $$$ innto capital account, you need to head to the counter/atm.


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QUOTE(MNet @ Oct 2 2017, 11:16 PM)
rhb is full flexi
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Yes.. the name is full flexi... the features aren't...


DO read the product guideline features of it. biggrin.gif
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QUOTE(VOLVOFORLIFE @ Oct 6 2017, 08:02 PM)
Need advise, my snp lawyer is pushing me to make full settlement on my legal fee which I'm disputing on the total amount. The have wrote to me saying " we are unable to advise your End Financier Bank for loan drawdown while pending your full settlement". What would be the possible implication on me with the developer/lawyer/financier? Would I be charge with penalty if I delay the legal fees payment?
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Dear

1. This is developer lawyer, means they know they are in full control. But since u said you are paying for the legal spa fees, means developer aren't covering the fees on behalf of you. This means u can opt for any lawyer for spa... Hence why being force by 1 lawyer when the world is your oyster.

2. delay legal fees, late disbursement, then will be charged penalty.

Cheers
QUOTE(lifebalance @ Oct 6 2017, 08:08 PM)
If you don't pay ur lawyer, your loan will be left hanging there until you pay up.

If not mistaken if you have intention to delay the drawdown then the developer will impose a penalty when the amount of drawdown is not paid up from the date of the spa signed.

So hopefully you will settle all these as soon as possible.
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QUOTE(blood angel @ Oct 9 2017, 01:31 PM)
Hi, enquiry for my case
Any recommended banks

Monthly: RM 4,300 (annual 51,600)
Net : RM 3,850
Commitment : rm720 (loan etc
Credit Card : RM 500 on average
Loan Amount : RM 342,000 (@90%) or might consider skim rumah pertama
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QUOTE(blood angel @ Oct 9 2017, 01:44 PM)
i was abit worried as i did have some late payment on my credit card being forgetful etc

ok i will try and see what the bank offer thanks
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1. Based on the details given by you, Your max loan eligibility for each bank is as follow:
CODE
Bank  Loan amount
A*BANK   434,311.20  
H*NG LE*NG   583,908.27  
M*YBANK   515,294.73  
*CBC   436,681.20  
R*B   547,101.50  
U*B   473,487.97  
C*MB   547,101.50  
AFF*N   -    
PB*   547,101.50  
HSB*   436,681.20  

Things to take note of based onmy max loan calculation

" -The best bank to get the highest loan would be HLBB . However, each bank has it's own ball game

Different bank will calculate your income and debt accordingly based on each bank's different policy. Hence,

I would need to do a due diligence on your profile before suggesting the best bank to proceed with."

" - I would need to check you CCRIS, CTOS and income documentation before giving you any assurance.

If everything goes fine, 90% shouldn't be a problem for you."

2. Will need to look at your CCRIS on your credit card late payment, as how bad it is.

cHEERS
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QUOTE(Saladz @ Oct 9 2017, 08:03 PM)
My mortgage agent just went MIA on me, anyone interested to take up my case please PM me.

Details:

House Price: RM 2.688M
Banks: MBB, PBB, UOB & HLB Only

Thank you.
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QUOTE(lifebalance @ Oct 9 2017, 08:06 PM)
shakehead.gif so sorry to hear this. Hopefully you'll get this sorted out soonest.
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Dear Saladz,
arggg. those guy.. =.=

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