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mushigen
post Jun 22 2023, 01:46 PM

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QUOTE(sozai89 @ Jun 22 2023, 11:44 AM)
For my case different  HLB is the fastest one to approve . The banker submit today evening , next working day approve already. Others bank still hanging there and after 2 days only come back.
For HLB style , they will approve without MRTA rate then appeal with MRTA rate . For my case  after i confirm the MRTA amount take another 1 working day then get the LO with best rate.

i can see others bank will lump in the MRTA amount inside loan amount and can direct offer the best rate.
This scenario base on my personal monitoring the amount that bank submit through ccris record.

By the way , possible HLB is my salary bank then no need do many checking that the reason they approve in the shortest time.
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My application with HLB did include buying MRTA. In fact, the loan officer insisted on buying the "minimum required" amount in order to get good interest rate. Ditto the other applications with other banks. In each of the application, the loan officer had to "appeal" for lower rate after the initial approval.
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post Jul 14 2023, 10:36 AM

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QUOTE(lazybugis @ Jul 13 2023, 07:40 PM)
if you were to have the following options, which one would you take? The only difference is on the MRTT coverage

Bank A - MBB
- 3.95%
- MRTT for 25 years

Bank B - RHB
- 3.90
- MRTT for 21 years

In my case, I'm more inclined towards MBB as it gives longer MRTT tenure.
Is there any other reason I should opt for RHB other than it slightly lower rate -0.05%?
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What's the loan tenure?
Are the mrtt premiums the same for both banks?

21 Vs 25 years, you can roughly calculate the payout at 21st Vs 25th year, Vs the interest difference?

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post Jan 5 2024, 12:17 AM

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QUOTE(LostAndFound @ Dec 28 2023, 11:52 PM)
Hi, question regarding full-flexi vs semi-flexi. Please also tell me if my question doesn't make sense - I'm not super confident on my knowledge/the terms to use.

Say I plan to buy a property of 1 million loan amount total (so price is... about 1.1 million or so) for ease of calculation. Meaning the 1 million is 90% of the valuation.

Consider two situations:-
A - I apply loan for a lower percentage (let's say 500k).
B - I apply loan for the full 90% (meaning my loan amount 1 million) and then deposit 500k and leave it in the current account linked to the full flexi loan.

In both situations - would the amount I owe and interest I have to pay be more, the same, or less in A or B case? Or is this question missing some details meaning it cannot be reasonably answered?
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With option B, as mentioned by others you will incur higher fees as the fees are based on loan amount.

Second, for flexi loan you must check and confirm how much you are allowed to offset against loan balance. During my application time, HLB allowed offset of up to 70% of loan balance. Meaning, if your balance is 1million, you're able to offset 700k max.

PBB pulak allows offset of 70% balance in the current account (surplus money). Meaning, from your 500k that you put in, pbb only allowed 70% of 500k (350k) to be used to offset daily interest. 150k does nothing.

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post May 31 2024, 10:18 PM

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QUOTE(contestchris @ May 29 2024, 12:12 PM)
Just call them and cancel the card. If you really want, report to BNM cause they cannot force a bundle and send cards unsolicited to you.
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The LO will state the T&C (must apply for cc). Once you accepted the loan offer by signing the LO, it means they're not forcing you.

Just need to call them to cancel the card without activating it.
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post Nov 2 2024, 11:49 AM

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QUOTE(MGTheChosen @ Oct 30 2024, 06:31 PM)
Hi Thank you Ewa,

Means that I take HLB, but still pay the extra RM103 advance, then can fasten by 34 months?

That's alot .. but its true that it will not have protection

I will purchase for own stay at the moment, single no kids

Would adding MLTA work?

Anyone have managed to get 3.8% with MLTA with HLB?
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If you die in 10 years, will your future wife be able to pay off that loan? If yes, no need insurance. If no, the answer is obvious.

In my case, I opted for the lowest mrta allowed by the bank to get the lowest interest.

MLTA is very much more expensive, at least in my case.

Btw, did you get the officer to renegotiate for lower rate with the existing terms?
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post Nov 4 2024, 08:36 PM

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QUOTE(MGTheChosen @ Nov 4 2024, 06:42 PM)
I'm curious, why 10 years only though? I mean, if I did my calculations good enough, I think 20 years with MLTA adequate enough does not cost up to 40k unless I add other stuffs

I managed to get PBB 3.8% with lower MRTA, but by not much, about 5k reduction only.

But HLB banker revert to me will give me few options including 3.85% without any MRTA or MLTA requirements since I got my approval.
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It's just an example. Mrta is like normal insurance - if you don't need it, you don't buy. Only you can decide whether you need it.
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post Nov 5 2024, 09:23 AM

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QUOTE(MGTheChosen @ Nov 5 2024, 09:12 AM)
I see, thank you for the input

I think I will nego with the banker from HLB to get MLTA, while also getting 3.85% or lower

I calculated purely on the 0.05% the difference over time is about 7k / 35 years

But the difference is whether I can get MRTA or MLTA
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I think the premium for mlta is going to be very much higher than that of mrta.
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post Nov 5 2024, 05:49 PM

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QUOTE(MGTheChosen @ Nov 5 2024, 03:54 PM)
Thanks for the input again! As I am still learning, so appreciate the guidance / comparison given.

I think if I take into account of the MRTA being included into the financing, the amount would turn out to be RM40k+, banker also did the same calculation for me.

Whereas for MLTA, I have the option to pay for RM4k/annum for 10 years, 600k coverage, in which its sort of investment linked and "supposedly" cover up to 35 years as long as there is still cash value within. On top of that the coverage amount does not reduce also.

So assuming that if I have to pay for 10 years that would be 40k total, and if I assume worst case scenario that the funds would run out (hopefully sometime after 25th year onwards), then the extra amount that I would be paying, I think the risk is bearable for me, as I also expose myself to possibly positive returns also where the cash value still available after the coverage expires.

Would this thought process make sense? As I believe MLTA's beneficiary is whoever that I name, and its credit proof, so there's no immediate freezing of the funds to clear the property's purpose.
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Sorry, I'm not qualified to comment on the benefits of mrta vs mlta. However, the projection of 35 years of coverage for that 40k premium paid macam overly optimistic in my layman's opinion, especially when you compare to the mrta at 40k which offers reducing benefit.
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QUOTE(steventyy @ Nov 13 2024, 10:40 AM)
Hi All Sifu,

Need to clarify somethings about the Fully Flexi capping.

Is the capping apply on the loan amount or the fund inside the current account?
If capping 70%
1. Loan 1 mil, current account 800k, only can save 700k interest
OR
2. Loan 1 mil, current account 800k, only can save 560k interest

TQ in advance.
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Depends on which bank.
During my time of applying for loan, there were 2 types of caps:
1) HLB caps on the loan remaining amount. As in, if your loan balance is RM1mln, you can only offset 70% (iirc), i.e., you are still charged interest on RM300k even though your CA may have > RM1mln inside.

2) PBB caps on the balance in the CA. As in, if your loan balance is RM1mln and you have RM1.2mln in the CA, you will only be able to offset RM840k (70% of RM1.2mln)
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post Nov 25 2024, 01:03 PM

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QUOTE(swing123 @ Nov 25 2024, 12:27 PM)
Some banks offer flexi loan with no capping
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Yeah, I heard rhb does that.
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post Jun 10 2025, 04:13 AM

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QUOTE(samsungXP @ Apr 25 2025, 11:29 PM)
Banker told me if we got CC usage more than 70% of credit limit then is veey hard to get loan approved....also if we got personal loan same very hard to get loan approved...any experience ?
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I was told that CCRIS report is updated on 15th of the month. Hence, it's good to pay the cc debt by 15th so that it's reflected in CCRIS report.
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QUOTE(ruben7389 @ Jul 12 2025, 01:25 PM)
Any idea on the mortgage amount? I see my account online , the interest rate shows a lower rate but installment amount still the same

Shouldn't it show a lower amount also then ?

Thanks for ur advise
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When the OPR was last raised in early May 2023, I received an email in late May 2023 from my bank about installments revision. New installment amount were to start on 1/9/2023.

In this latest OPR reduction, I see my interest rate has dropped by 0.25% too but I have yet to receive notification on revised installment amount yet. But it should be ok as what matters to me is the lower interest rate.
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QUOTE(Pacmangoku @ Jul 22 2025, 04:41 PM)
Recently applied for loan offered 3.53% 35 years tenure. Semi-flexi. Loan 1mil. Wondering what is the lowest rate thus far?
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I'm also hunting for a loan now. Your 3.53% is the lowest I have heard so far.
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QUOTE(JAIDK23 @ Jul 25 2025, 08:24 PM)
Hi fellas,

Affin Bank
Loan amount 804,195
Tenure 34 years
Interest rate 3.95%

should consider? is it reasonable?
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Is this the final rate after appeal? If not, appeal. If yes, macam very high. How many banks did you apply for loan?
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post Jul 31 2025, 10:12 AM

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Dear all, AFAIK, we appeal for lower interest when our loan is approved. Apparently it's sort of "SOP" when it comes to home loan.

I had a discussion with CIMB loan officer. She said to appeal for lower interest, borrowers need to become preferred customers in order to get the interest lowered by 0.15%. Else, we must take the offered interest rate if we take up the loan - no grounds appeal.

Anyone has similar experience? Or I kena goreng, in order for her to get credit for introducing people to become preferred customers?
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QUOTE(Human Nature @ Aug 8 2025, 09:19 AM)
For those with Public Bank housing loan, has the bank adjusted your monthly payment due to the change in OPR?
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Not yet received any email.

In the previous adjustment (OPR increased) a few years ago, iirc I received email in May stating the installment amount would be increased in Sept.
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QUOTE(ed1torz @ Aug 9 2025, 11:38 PM)
Mbb reflected new rate
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New interest rate or new installment amount?

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