QUOTE(kepongA @ May 21 2015, 07:22 AM)
Even if inserted as a clause to LO, the bank reserves the right to change once they've gotten BNM's approval.
To be safe, ask the bank not to give such a high OD limit or reducing limit annually.
Yeap I believe so, thanks for your replies so far.
However, I've discovered that Maybank's Maxi Home Flexi is quite different from conventional full flexi loans.
Based on my calculations, the monthly repayment is significantly more than other conventional full flexi loans.
As per my previous example:
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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
As there is a clause that you must commit a minimum of rm1,190.5 to principal amount every month, you are actually obliged to fulfill the principle + interest (rm3,044.7) instead of the proposed repayment of rm2,350.8.
Failing which, you will exceed the OD limit (rm500,000), and as we know, all hell will break loose from there on.
Do correct me if I'm wrong though.