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 Mortgage Loan Package Inquiries, (Strictly NO Promotion Allowed)

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post Aug 23 2019, 10:55 PM

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QUOTE(invisiblelim @ Aug 23 2019, 05:38 PM)
so is actually not advisable to clear the loan early?
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I think what he meant is if your dividend is more than your home loan interest (e.g 4.3%), hence maybe you are better off placing your money elsewhere.

But my take is to pay off home loan as soon as possible, as it requires a lot of self discipline.
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post Aug 26 2019, 08:54 AM

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QUOTE(FirstNoob @ Aug 26 2019, 07:34 AM)
Hello guys, I have recently applied both public and mbb for a semi flexi housing loan.

Loan tenure and interest rate is the same.. which 1 should I choose?

Mbb offer base rate 3 + 1.15%
Public offer base rate 3.52 + 0.63%
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Don't have MRTA requirement?
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post Aug 26 2019, 09:40 AM

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QUOTE(FirstNoob @ Aug 26 2019, 09:05 AM)
Both i requested for 25 years coverage (I wanted it)

PBB is RM15k in total
MBB is RM13k in total
(Same coverage same tenure)
So which one should i choose? Lower spread is better or higher spread?
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For me I always choose the lowest effective rate as the base rate and spread do not matter to me.

In your case since both the effective rate is the same I'll go for the cheaper MRTA which is MBB.
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QUOTE(Copyyy @ Aug 27 2019, 07:43 AM)
Hi, anyone have any idea why the agent keep on pushing me to take mbsb loan? He mentioned i'll get rm6k cash since i'm a degree holder.
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Cause they have commission to earn? Try to fact find yourself. Information is all over the internet.
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QUOTE(Copyyy @ Aug 27 2019, 07:43 AM)
Hi, anyone have any idea why the agent keep on pushing me to take mbsb loan? He mentioned i'll get rm6k cash since i'm a degree holder.
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Cause they have commission to earn? Try to fact find yourself. Information is all over the internet.
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post Aug 29 2019, 08:48 PM

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QUOTE(brianccg @ Aug 29 2019, 02:38 PM)
Would you choose the Low BR with higher spread or High BR with Low Spread given both are same EIR for 25 years tenure?
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Someone once told me if the BR represents the banks 'cost', if it is higher means banks are spending more to improve their channels (internet banking, mobile apps etc). Not sure how true is this.

If this is the case I think I will take the one with higher BR? As I assume the customer experience using their product will be better.
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QUOTE(jason5443 @ Sep 17 2019, 11:27 AM)
Yes if the project is registered under HOC.
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Isn't this campaign only for first home owners?
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post Sep 19 2019, 09:24 AM

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QUOTE(kingdomdemon @ Sep 19 2019, 08:07 AM)
I am thinking of 2 ways to fund my first house to reduce my principal from bank. Is withdrawing
ASB and EPF a good choice?

As there are giving around 5-6% of interest every year which is higher than housing loan now that is fluctuating around 4-4.5%
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Then no. Keep it there as the interest earned there is higher.
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QUOTE(TammySim @ Sep 27 2019, 05:44 PM)
Read the news that BNM will cut interest rate in December: https://www.thestar.com.my/business/busines...7dxZ28ZIXHZO.99

I got my loans approved from the banks yesterday, interest rates is BR+4.15%.

Not sure if I should accept the bank loan offer now or should wait until December after the new rates come into effect? Any sifu can advise?
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Your BR will be adjusted if the interest rate is cut. So no impact.
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QUOTE(realitec @ Oct 4 2019, 05:00 PM)
Hi,

I have opted for semi flexi. Let's say monthly installment RM1295, But I paid RM1500 per month and informed bank to reduce principal. I am paying extra monthly RM205, if an event of emergency occur, can I withdraw the extra amount? I am with HLB housing loan, but not sure if system will show anything like written I paid extra. Any advise?

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I think you can, but it has to be done over the counter and I believe there is a fee involved for every withdrawal (RM50?).

By the way, if you want to reduce principal by paying extra, it has to be done over the counter too if I am not mistaken.

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QUOTE(njliza @ Oct 10 2019, 12:56 AM)
Hi guys,
Currently am looking for my first property and I have
2 loan offers and will like your opinion on the loan which one is better.

MBB
Property price 370,000
Interest BR 3% + SR 1.3% TOTAL 4.3%
MRTA 11448 20years
Downpayment 10%
Monthly installment 1730 for 30years
Flexi - rm25 withdrawal fee and capping of 99.99%

Hong Leong Bank
Property price 370,000
Interest BR 3.88% + SR 0.32% TOTAL 4.2%
MRTA 8853 18years
Downpayment 10%
Monthly installment 1777 for 28years
Semi-Flexi - rm50 withdrawal fee and capping of 30%

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Hong leong mrta is not compulsory I think, not sure if it has changed.

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post Oct 13 2019, 11:30 AM

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Can i ask if it is possible to start paying for my installment before VP? Currently I am paying progressive interest and it is starting to get heavy. without contributing to reducing my principal?

Is there any drawback if I choose to start my installment earlier? Do I run the risk of anything if the developer fails to complete my project on time?
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QUOTE(lifebalance @ Oct 13 2019, 12:39 PM)
smile.gif depends on your agreement with the bank on whether they allow you to do so or not.
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Is there any cons if I choose to do so?
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QUOTE(apalexar @ Oct 13 2019, 01:30 PM)
No cons ba because anyway you need to pay the loan, earlier or later.
Some people choose to pay progressive interest so that they can save some money for reno or furniture.
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QUOTE(lifebalance @ Oct 13 2019, 03:06 PM)
No con, if they allow you to make prepayment then you get to save on the interest based on the progressive amount paid to the developer.
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I am on a full flexi loan, but the thought of contributing so much towards progressive interest does not sit well with me bangwall.gif

I am paying close to 1k now while my installment is like 2k+.
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QUOTE(Copyyy @ Oct 14 2019, 07:36 PM)
Hi, any opinion on this?
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I think you need to check what is covered in both MRTA too before making an informed decision?
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QUOTE(cHaRsIeWpAu^^ @ Oct 16 2019, 10:27 AM)
so lets say if i can pump in 30k per year for the principle, is it better to go for longest tenure like 35years or shorter tenure like 20years?
sorry just checked again, its loan 350k for 20years, 2257 per month. this is my own alone loan.

is it better to go for longer tenure or shorter tenure if i plan to pay 30k to principle every year?

and is it complusory to take the MRTA or MDTA? icon_question.gif
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Always go for longer tenure for better flexibility in terms of monthly instalment. You can always then shorten the tenure by reducing the principal later.
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QUOTE(netken @ Oct 21 2019, 12:30 PM)
if a bank is not the appointed panel for a particular project, there is no way this bank can apply loan right?
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Just go for the panel banks. I think it makes the entire process easier as they would already have the details of the project.
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QUOTE(wmsim @ Oct 22 2019, 12:53 AM)
Hi guys 1st time buyer so hope can get some advice esp for those who experienced HLB and/or RHB full flexi.

Loan amount: RM420k

Opt 1: HLB full flexi, 4.35% exclude insurance. If confirm take MRTA from bank, banker will try to get 4.2-4.25%. (Either get a min MRTA + MLTA or banker quoted 60-100% MRTA 30yrs ranging RM6k-RM10k)

Opt 2: RHB full flexi, 4.2% include CLTA RM17k, total loan amount RM438k, sum assured RM438k 30years.
HLB vs RHB
- One account only VS CA/SA + Loan Account
- Any amount put in can offset principal VS multiple of RM1000
- 1 time transfer/withdraw straight to/from Loan Account VS 2 times transfer/withdraw through CA/SA to/from Loan Account
- RM 200 processing fee VS RM0
- RM 10/month maintenance fee VS RM0
- 70% capped to offset balance VS No capped
- 5 yrs locked in period VS 3 yrs
- Both no withdrawal fee
Any other differentiation in terms of online banking features, is it ease of use, online statements, can check detailed repayment history like how much go to interest and principal, extra payment will go where etc.
Anything else I should take in consideration?
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Just wondering HLB full flexi only one account? I have HLB full flexi too but it comes with two accounts, one loan one current.
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QUOTE(wmsim @ Oct 22 2019, 11:57 AM)
According to my banker ya, only 1 account and he keep mentioned if 2 accounts like RHB then got risk of money being stopped by certain reasons as need pass through 2 channels. LOL.
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Haha risk? He must be kidding me lol. Just want your business la best to judge by youself.
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QUOTE(wmsim @ Oct 22 2019, 01:24 PM)
Personally I prefer RHB because of the lower interest and CLTA as MLTA is quite a heavy commitment for me d. Plus can save RM10 per month I dont mind transfer through 1 extra channel la. Every penny is important now lol. Just want to see any other features that I mislooked.
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If like that then yes RHB would be a better choice. The no capping on the balance offset is super good if you can utilize it.

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