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If Loan around RM677K, try ask FA whether can get a better single tier rate... say BR+0.7%. Financing is with MRTA, right ?Mortgage Loan Package Inquiries, (Strictly NO Promotion Allowed)
Mortgage Loan Package Inquiries, (Strictly NO Promotion Allowed)
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Apr 8 2020, 09:57 AM
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Apr 8 2020, 09:50 PM
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QUOTE(nbi @ Apr 8 2020, 05:10 PM) hongleong bank mgplus housing loan fully flexi. Refer to your FA, probably T & C that full flexi is subject to full disbursement of your loan.i checked the statement, hlb released some amount to developer. and i have enough balance in the linked current account. why hongleong bank still bill me the housing loan interests? anyone can explain how it works? |
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Apr 10 2020, 12:26 AM
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QUOTE(mavistan89 @ Apr 10 2020, 12:18 AM) For sharing purpose, I applied hlb pbb mbb for 810k loan with 35 years tenure, successfully appeal for better tier, the rate as follow (I applied just week ago) RM810K with no insurance coverage? Paying for MLTA ?Hlb 3.65% No insurance but 70% capping Full flexi Pbb 3.65% Min mrta rm1250 Semi flexi Mbb 3.75% Min mrta 1500 Full flexi Rhb 3.8% No insurance Full flexi Full Flexi is only good is you have cash flow to pump into the account, also different Banks their Flexi Package is different. Please verify with FA. First glance if all being equal, surely we go for cheapest rate. Now, you have to decide whether to take Full Flexi or not. |
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Apr 10 2020, 05:42 PM
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QUOTE(mavistan89 @ Apr 10 2020, 03:47 PM) Yes,no insurance coverage, no MLTA/MRTA. Imo better go for life insurance if you wan to protect yourself. MRTA in the end will have 0 value and MLTA is very expensive Well just make sure the loan risk is mitigated and covered. No point of buying expensive house and left it to next of kin to settle the debt. |
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Apr 11 2020, 04:08 PM
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Bank 2 is providing MRTA and Critical Illness, covers CI claim.
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Apr 27 2020, 08:51 PM
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May 2 2020, 11:31 AM
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QUOTE(mavistan89 @ May 2 2020, 10:58 AM) Guys seriously I have a complicated question on HLB loan, it is about the capping 70% issue. As far as I can guess, 70% capping is usually capped on your loan amount.. ie RM100K, max RM70K capped. If you pay off RM20, balance is RM80K so it will be capped at RM56K max. Logic is Bank will want to ensure there is some profit to be made.Let say my loan is 100k, I chose full flexi thus attached with current account. Ok here is the question, If I have 100k in my current account, meaning that my 70k will help me to save interest but 30k serve no purpose right? My banker called me, he told me the 30k I can pay off principal to reduce my outstanding amount to 70k so i can fully enjoy the savings in interest. However, I read the terms and conditions in the letter offer, it stated that the 70% capping is applied to the OUTSTANDING BALANCE but not LOAN AMOUNT, isn't that the 70% of the loan become 49k (70% of 70k) ? So the 30% of the outstanding amount is 21k still chargeable for interest. Correct? Any sifus know the answer for this? Because the banker claimed that I can enjoy 0 interest while I arrange 70k in current account and 30k to pay off principal. Really a very tricky question as I already asked many times and checked many times. Seriously i also confused Maybe true HLB person can explain it properly or read your Letter Offer T & C. This post has been edited by eric.tangps: May 2 2020, 11:32 AM |
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May 3 2020, 09:30 AM
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QUOTE(thomasjames @ May 3 2020, 12:20 AM) Need to get some opinion on whether to do refinance or not. Purpose of refinancing, if to save on interest.. should consider seriously.Loan rates is 3.91 with ocbc Remaining loan are 400k I browse some current rates and get result of lowest 3.85 / 3.65. Which to my understand would not save much in interest. Assume that I do not need extra moment for now and that means if refinance that would be balance loan. ocbc in past few years have / increased somewhat higher rates compare to other local bank such as PBB/etc So my dilemma are should I go refinance to local banks such as MBB or PBB?? If best rate is 3.70% pa, your savings is about 0.21% pa ie RM840 per annum. Legal costs say around 2% for refinancing would be RM8,000 which is payable upfront, hence payback period is 9 years assuming interest savings is RM840 pa (which is not correct as interest would be on outstanding balance and outstanding balance is on reducing scale). So technically, your interest savings will only be 10th year onwards. |
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May 20 2020, 05:12 AM
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QUOTE(agusid @ May 19 2020, 02:29 PM) Hi Sifu, I would like to find out if there is better full flexi other than HongLeong Mortgage plus. The reason is HongLeong Mortgage plus is only 70% off set, I am looking like 100% off set. Many thanks Thus far, full flexi is mostly 70% capped. No more 100% capped if I am not wrong. vinceleo liked this post
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May 24 2020, 07:50 PM
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QUOTE(Chancs27 @ May 24 2020, 03:17 PM) Hi I was offered (Loan amount = ~700K with MRTA included) Impossible that Affin is RM10K lesser if rate is higher.- UOB (3.25%, inc. MRTA, Tenure=30y). - Affin (3.30%(House), Tenure=30y + 3.37%(MRTA), Tenure=10y). Which one is a better deal a? I calculated the total repayment, Affin is 10K lesser. |
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May 24 2020, 09:20 PM
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QUOTE(Chancs27 @ May 24 2020, 03:17 PM) Hi I was offered (Loan amount = ~700K with MRTA included) So you are buying RM700K house and willing to cover with 10 years MRTA ?- UOB (3.25%, inc. MRTA, Tenure=30y). - Affin (3.30%(House), Tenure=30y + 3.37%(MRTA), Tenure=10y). Which one is a better deal a? I calculated the total repayment, Affin is 10K lesser. Hopefully you have Endowment Policy of RM1.0M to cover for the house. As for rate, should be able to get 3.22% or lower with RM700K. This post has been edited by eric.tangps: May 24 2020, 09:21 PM |
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QUOTE(happyhaka @ Jun 8 2020, 11:37 PM) After 1 year of being on my Maybank loan it's apparently a semi-flexi account. Do you guys think I can make it into a Flexi account? Check with MBB FA and see if they allow to convert package to full flexi.Ultimately the only difference I see is that if it's a full flexi account is that I would have another current account that works like a bank account. I would prefer that at least I can just make that my normal bank account and would automatically just save me interest rates on my loan while also showing proof of savings. With my current semi-flexi loan if i need to pull a bank statement my savings account would have lots of deductions because I pile them all in my loan account. What do you guys think? |
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QUOTE(Brinkman @ Jun 11 2021, 11:38 PM) Hi all, BR is each Banks quoted rate, hence it is not only due to OPR but also Bank’s internal costings too.1. Would like to ask, if all else being equal, which of the following offer is better? a. BR 2.27% + 0.63% = 2.9% b. BR 2.5% + 0.4% = 2.9% 2. If OPR normalizes, the BR for both offers will increase accordingly and hence the effective interest rate will likely remain the same? |
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