QUOTE(kurtkob78 @ May 3 2014, 06:54 PM)
so whats the latest household debt. the last figure is at 86% ...
or the article is based on this figure?
What actually is this household debt of 86% ? Does it mean total debt (housing loan, car, credit card, personal loan, etc) divide by gross annual household income ?or the article is based on this figure?
If yes, then I see no issue if the percentage rise to 100% or even 200%. Say a household with RM120,000 gross annual income (RM10K per mth)...will have close to 0% if they do not have house or car loan, but the moment the buy a RM400,000 house and took up a housing loan of say RM360,000, the percentage will shot up to 300%. But this is no issue as they can easily pay the mthly housing loan instalment with thier RM10,000 income.
May 3 2014, 09:29 PM

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