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post May 17 2015, 01:54 PM

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QUOTE(cheehing @ May 17 2015, 11:33 AM)
Anyone familiar with RHB full flexi home loan?
Its a bit diff from normal full flexi offer by other bank

It don't hv to pay RM10 every month
It hv current account n loan account but the amount in current account will nv sync with the loan account, which means u hv to do transaction between both account but no hassle fees on all the transactions. But have to maintain at least rm1000 in current account else will charge rm5.
One thing it similar to semi flexi account is, the current account will hv standing instruction on every first of month to transfer the installment amount to loan account.

What I want to ask is, can I still put in all my salary into the loan account once I got my salary n withdraw only when I need to use it to save the interest?
Is it all the house loan interest rate also daily basis?
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Interest is calculated on.daily basis. If u trans all ur money into the loan account then it will reduce the outstanding

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post May 17 2015, 01:55 PM

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QUOTE(shyhhua @ May 15 2015, 04:52 PM)
Anyone of you are taking the MBB MaxiHome Flexi loan? Do you receive any notice from MBB saying that they have reviewed the repayment schedule from fixed monthly repayment amount to reducing repayment?
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one of my properties is under maybank full flexi non islamic
so far did not receive such notice
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post May 18 2015, 12:46 PM

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QUOTE(Berkshire Breakaway @ May 17 2015, 01:55 PM)
one of my properties is under maybank full flexi non islamic
so far did not receive such notice
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My agent told me that I will paying a monthly fixed principal amount and my monthly instalment will increase another RM500 rclxub.gif But it will gradually reduce over the years after the principal amount reduced.

But the advantage is it will reduce the total interest paid at the end of the tenure.

Can banks change the plan for what we have signed with them previously just like that? sad.gif
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post May 18 2015, 12:56 PM

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QUOTE(shyhhua @ May 18 2015, 12:46 PM)
My agent told me that I will paying a monthly fixed principal amount and my monthly instalment will increase another RM500  rclxub.gif  But it will gradually reduce over the years after the principal amount reduced.

But the advantage is it will reduce the total interest paid at the end of the tenure.

Can banks change the plan for what we have signed with them previously just like that?  sad.gif
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Monthly instalment increased by another RM500?! rclxub.gif
While I don't know what your actual situation is but one thing for sure that doesn't seem to be reasonable no matter how tight of the terms in the letter of offer / facility agreement is. Check with the bank and if there is no reasonable explanation write a letter to BNM.
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post May 18 2015, 02:51 PM

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QUOTE(Jasoncat @ May 18 2015, 12:56 PM)
Monthly instalment increased by another RM500?! rclxub.gif
While I don't know what your actual situation is but one thing for sure that doesn't seem to be reasonable no matter how tight of the terms in the letter of offer / facility agreement is.  Check with the bank and if there is no reasonable explanation write a letter to BNM.
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Thanks for the advice. I am still waiting for their official letter for this, but RM500 additional per month is ridiculous shakehead.gif
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post May 18 2015, 03:44 PM

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QUOTE(shyhhua @ May 18 2015, 12:46 PM)
My agent told me that I will paying a monthly fixed principal amount and my monthly instalment will increase another RM500  rclxub.gif  But it will gradually reduce over the years after the principal amount reduced.

But the advantage is it will reduce the total interest paid at the end of the tenure.

Can banks change the plan for what we have signed with them previously just like that?  sad.gif
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Why it sound like they are pushing MLTA to you
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post May 18 2015, 04:41 PM

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QUOTE(ims2628 @ May 18 2015, 03:44 PM)
Why it sound like they are pushing MLTA to you
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not MLTA, but sound more like MRTA - reducing monthly repayment sweat.gif

Do you hear anything about MBB changing their full flexi (MaxiHome) repayment schedule to be (a+b=c), where:
a. Monthly loan principal repayment - fixed amount
b. Monthly interest servicing amount - yearly reducing amount
c. Total monthly repayment amount - yearly reducing amount

The 1st year repayment is the highest and it will reduce over the years to a minimal amount at the last year of the loan tenure.
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Hi, looking for advise for 650k loan (SPA 800k). Awaiiting news from RHB and Hong Leong (panel banks). May I know what is the market interest rate these days? Thanks.
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QUOTE(shyhhua @ May 18 2015, 04:41 PM)
not MLTA, but sound more like MRTA - reducing monthly repayment  sweat.gif

Do you hear anything about MBB changing their full flexi (MaxiHome) repayment schedule to be (a+b=c), where:
a. Monthly loan principal repayment - fixed amount
b. Monthly interest servicing amount - yearly reducing amount
c. Total monthly repayment amount - yearly reducing amount

The 1st year repayment is the highest and it will reduce over the years to a minimal amount at the last year of the loan tenure.
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Hmm so far all my maybank case just sign LO this few day without encounter this repayment schedule.. That's so weird, gonna double confirm with officer tmr and see what they reply.
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QUOTE(familyfirst @ May 18 2015, 05:27 PM)
Hi, looking for advise for 650k loan (SPA 800k).  Awaiiting news from RHB and Hong Leong (panel banks).  May I know what is the market interest rate these days?  Thanks.
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for this loan amount lowest should be 4.35 but still it's still depends on customer profile grading ya.
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QUOTE(ims2628 @ May 8 2015, 10:55 AM)
Interest is pay to the bank, normally when bank release certain amount of money they will issue letter to you to inform you certain amount of money have been release smile.gif
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One question please.

This is called Grace Profit for bank right? Does this interest pay to bank reduce the principal?
Or just mere interest earned by bank?
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Is it easy to get My First House Scheme? to apply full loan and 0% downpayment...
Looking for newly developing/developed landed house in Selangor around 400k
http://www.srp.com.my/en/criteria.html
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QUOTE(ykit_88 @ May 18 2015, 06:03 PM)
One question please.

This is called Grace Profit for bank right? Does this interest pay to bank reduce the principal?
Or just mere interest earned by bank?
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Grace profit? Never heard this terminology.
If payment is made merely to pay for the interest, e.g. during construction period (and assume no extra payment being made), then it will not reduce the loan principal. When you start paying the full loan instalment (i.e. after full loan disbursement) a portion of the payment will be used towards reducing the principal. At the early stage of loan repayments, a larger portion of the instalment is used to pay the interest leaving a small portion only for principal reduction.
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Bank Base rate high or base rate low? Which is better?
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post May 18 2015, 11:30 PM

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Hi all, I would like to ask usually how long will a home loan top-up procedure take?

It should be shorter than a full home loan application or refinancing right?
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QUOTE(lovesick_joe @ May 15 2015, 04:27 PM)
Thanks for the enlightenment

My main concern is about the BR rate... Although both equal at 4.45 but with different RB rate and + ....

Therefore in long run, which is the best incase the rate went up or lower
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Hi, I am keen to know too as I am facing same situation as urs.
May I know which 1 u choose finally pls?
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post May 19 2015, 12:14 PM

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Hi guys and girls, anyone of you took up MBB's Maxi Home Flexi?

According to the banker it is considered an OD account on a Current Account, so you will only have 1 personal current account with OD

just got an LO from them and it seems their repayment is a bit weird compared to other banks.

In the LO, it states that the principal amount repayment is the same for the entire tenure, say for example:

Sum borrowed = rm500,000
Tenure = 35 years
Principle Repayment = rm 1,190.5 x 420 months

Interest calculation monthly = rm500,000(outstanding balance) * 0.0445(4.45%) / 12 months = rm1,854.2

Proposed Monthly Repayment = rm 2,350.8
Principle + interest = rm3,044.7

However, if my calculations are correct, my monthly repayment for the first few years are significantly less that the principle + interest monthly?

Another thing I found in the LO is that there states there is a 1% commitment fee on unutilized portion of Overdraft facility?

What does this mean? Anybody can help shed some light on this?


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QUOTE(beyond86 @ May 14 2015, 10:13 PM)
There are Sales & Purchase Agreement (SPA) Vs Loan Agreement (LA).
Do you means LA disbursement fee & Stamp Duty / Stamping?
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Yes.. the LA disbursement fee & Stamp Duty.

Thank you
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post May 19 2015, 01:37 PM

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QUOTE(Zer0 c00L @ May 19 2015, 12:14 PM)
Hi guys and girls, anyone of you took up MBB's Maxi Home Flexi?

According to the banker it is considered an OD account on a Current Account, so you will only have 1 personal current account with OD

just got an LO from them and it seems their repayment is a bit weird compared to other banks.

In the LO, it states that the principal amount repayment is the same for the entire tenure, say for example:

Sum borrowed = rm500,000
Tenure = 35 years
Principle Repayment = rm 1,190.5 x 420 months

Interest calculation monthly = rm500,000(outstanding balance) * 0.0445(4.45%) / 12 months  = rm1,854.2

Proposed Monthly Repayment = rm 2,350.8
Principle + interest = rm3,044.7

However, if my calculations are correct, my monthly repayment for the first few years are significantly less that the principle + interest monthly?

Another thing I found in the LO is that there states there is a 1% commitment fee on unutilized portion of Overdraft facility?

What does this mean? Anybody can help shed some light on this?
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The 1% commitment fee is based on what portion of the OD you're not using eg you've available funds of Rm 100k, you'll be charged RM2.73 for that day or rm84.93 for the month.

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QUOTE(kepongA @ May 19 2015, 01:37 PM)
The 1% commitment fee is based on what portion of the OD you're not using eg you've available funds of Rm 100k, you'll be charged RM2.73 for that day or rm84.93 for the month.
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means whatever amount I overpay, I will be charged 1% ?

As I understand, available funds = amount of prepayment in the OD account.

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