QUOTE(KaD1GO @ May 7 2020, 04:08 PM)
Recently got loan approved at a good rate (spread .27).
Applied 15k for 33 years MRTA on this loan to get that rate, funded into the loan, as advised by the officer. By default, MRTA not compulsory.
Insurance provider requested us to do medical check up and if I didn't revert before 90 days, the application is not considered taken up.
My question is:
What is the consequence if medical check-up failed? The 15k loan cancelled and we will pay lower monthly installment? Or still pay the same?
Bank may revised the rate, monthly installment will be depends on rate diff
QUOTE(diners @ May 7 2020, 07:03 PM)
is it just me or it's a little too high? 🤔 later when BNM increase OPR back to, say 3.25%, then your rate will go up to 4.55% though...
Before BNM reduce OPR for the first time last year, the best rate can get is 4.35~4.45
QUOTE(flying_duck @ May 7 2020, 09:09 PM)
My friend who's working at MBB as relationship manager said the rate is okay
but I don't know because I'm not in the finance industry and this is my first housing loan.
umm.. I wouldn't use the word "too high".. it's just simple maths.
You're right on the rate will go up when the OPR back to the average of around 3.00 to 3.25 based on the OPR history in the previous 5 years.
Let's assume if someone secured his/her loan at 4.15% last year when the OPR was 3.00,
so if the OPR is back to 3.25, mine would probably be 4.55% and his/her would be 4.40%.
At the end of the day, the 0.15% is only
RM20k difference based on my loan amount over the loan terms of
35years.
And that is the case of
assuming the interest rate of the loan is fixed at 4.55 & 4.40 since the beginning,
hence the difference could be lesser or more but yea, the difference is not giving me the impression of "tooooo high".
Back to what I really concern, is the recent OPR cut good or bad for the current loan offer I got?

Good, why you would think it's bad