QUOTE(jalsrix @ May 14 2016, 05:35 PM)
Maybank uses very vague term to confuse customers instead of full flexi and semi flexi.
Term loan is called semi flexi by Maybank. There is another loan package called flexi which is full flexi.
I got cheated by the loan officer last time, she told me all home loan are full flexi but gave me term loan.
Luckily, she got kicked out from Maybank after I complained about her.
Yes, it will reduce interest if you have excess. But everytime you withdraw you are charged rm25 plus GST.
Term loan is a very general term used by all banks for long term loan ie: mortgages where as semi flexi/full flexi/PPP are just the product name.Term loan is called semi flexi by Maybank. There is another loan package called flexi which is full flexi.
I got cheated by the loan officer last time, she told me all home loan are full flexi but gave me term loan.
Luckily, she got kicked out from Maybank after I complained about her.
Yes, it will reduce interest if you have excess. But everytime you withdraw you are charged rm25 plus GST.
Another example would be OD is a general term but there are product names like muharabah-I etc..
Guess she must have been very unlucky to get kicked out.
This post has been edited by mthc: May 14 2016, 05:47 PM
May 14 2016, 05:44 PM

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