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 Mortgage Loan Package Inquiries, (Strictly NO Promotion Allowed)

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apalexar
post Feb 17 2019, 01:46 PM

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Just to share about my loan from scb:
4.45%, 35 years, no mrta, no lock in period, 70% capped interest save, full flex with monthly fee rm10

Choose full flex because can simply withdraw any amount of money when I need smile.gif
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post Feb 17 2019, 02:54 PM

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QUOTE(blancpain4470 @ Feb 17 2019, 02:16 PM)
Unless you plan to withdraw money all the time, no point part for the monthly fee.

For MBB semi flexi we can also transfer money to my existing current account on line. Not really that inconvenience.

Moreover in your case you need to take good care of your ATM, it can withdraw money from this flexi account! 🤭
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Hmm I don't have atm nor cheque in my case unless go bank request one, but from what I know I can just do online transfer to other bank and withdraw from my favourite bank atm
What I'm thinking is even I just put rm1 I can gain 4.45% interest daily so whenever I got money I just bank in to the account, and withdraw any amount when I need
May I know how much it cost you if you withdraw/online transfer from your MBB account to other account?
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post Feb 17 2019, 03:14 PM

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QUOTE(blancpain4470 @ Feb 17 2019, 03:02 PM)
Full flexi is suitable for people that will move money in and out often (eg business people). In our case we do not see we withdraw often so we opted for the semi. There is a fee when you withdraw but I can't remember how much. Good things about semi flexi is no monthly fee.  So if you think you only withdraw once a year the fee is much cheaper than paying monthly maintenance fee of RM10!
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I'm not business people but really not sure when will withdraw the money or will do withdrawal at least once per month tongue.gif
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post Feb 17 2019, 04:38 PM

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QUOTE(blancpain4470 @ Feb 17 2019, 03:53 PM)
Only you can answer that question. Full flexi theoretically sounds good but unless you can get the monthly fee waived the semi flexi makes more sense especially you do not plan to withdraw often. I assume you won't withdraw RM100 from your loan right? 🤣
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If full flex no monthly fee ady can beat all other loan packages hahaha
Won't withdraw 100 only but normally once withdraw will do few hundreds up to thousand, need to consider emergency case as well and sometimes promo fd rate higher than my loan rate then I will move my money in loan account to fd
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post Feb 17 2019, 07:20 PM

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QUOTE(chidori @ Feb 17 2019, 06:23 PM)
I see..

By the way just sharing my thoughts;

At the moment I would go for full flexi in my case.
I think the calculation is not that simple... I'll try to give a scenario below as an example:

salary on 25th;
commitments such as car loan, credit cards, phone/electricity, or 1st house etc due on 15th.

with full flexi I can dump all amount to earn 20days interest of example 3k monthly

with semi flexi I can only dump the amount which I think I will not need (to avoid withdrawal charge)

Well, I think I'll be less restricted and less thinking/consideration with full flexi with my spending.

this is just my personal opinion : )
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I'm thinking the same as well haha
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post Feb 17 2019, 07:38 PM

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QUOTE(jishu @ Feb 17 2019, 06:34 PM)
Hi all. This is my first house and my first mortgage loan so all knowledge is really appreciated.

Ayam just submitted loan for maybank, Ayam want to apply islamic.
My question is, upon confirmation and approval next week, what ayam need to know other than the loan rate?

- Full flexi, semi flexi? Based on here i saw semi flexi is better. Is it true?
- No MRTA, have MRTA?
- Have monthly fee or not?

What else do ayam need to ask to the banker?

Appreciate all of your help and response. Thank you.
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-Loan rate
-normally full flex will have monthly fee while semi flex no but once you withdraw from semi flex will need certain fees (to choose which one depends if you will withdraw the money you put in the account frequently or not)
-any min limit when want to withdraw or deposit
-any capped interest
-compulsory take mrta or not (if compulsory but you prefer mlta or you dont want any insurance at all, what min amount of mrta you need take)
-lock in period (normally only those might sell their property will consider about this)

O yeah, also ask about what's the total cost you need to pay for the whole setup process

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post Feb 17 2019, 09:24 PM

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QUOTE(chidori @ Feb 17 2019, 08:50 PM)
If you have a way for calculation, please share ya~
Hmm... 25% loan.... that's a very nice house worth more than 1m ~
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Not really sweat.gif
But do you have any capped interest for your loan?
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post Feb 17 2019, 10:38 PM

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QUOTE(Baby1985 @ Feb 17 2019, 09:36 PM)
Any more benefits and discount for first house buyer this year?
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Nope, nothing at all so far...
Unless you purchase those properties which the developer give 10% discount at least and it's registered under REHDA (which most probably those properties located far away from cities), then you get the loan agreement and MOT stamp duty waive cool2.gif
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post Feb 18 2019, 12:17 AM

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QUOTE(jishu @ Feb 17 2019, 11:42 PM)
Thank you for the response.

normally full flex will have monthly fee while semi flex no but once you withdraw from semi flex will need certain fees (to choose which one depends if you will withdraw the money you put in the account frequently or not)
>> What do you mean by withdraw? Why do i need to withdraw the money? Since this is a loan so i should pay, not withdraw, correct?
Sorry for my stupididty but i dont understand that withdraw and current account etc all that. Please help to explain  cry.gif

-any capped interest
>> So capped interest is different from the loan rate interest itself? what is the ususal cap interest and how does it calculated?
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Beside every months you pay the loan, semi flex or full flex allow you to deposit money to your account and thus reduce the loan interests you need pay to bank, since it's just deposit in the account of course you can withdraw it when you want to use it somewhere and for semi flex there will be a charge if you withdraw. Details you may ask your banker to explain more during sign offer letter.
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post Feb 18 2019, 03:36 PM

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QUOTE(Baby1985 @ Feb 18 2019, 01:04 PM)
The last part, it is only entitle for commercial title apartment?
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Not sure about this but I think as long as it fulfill conditions mentioned above then its qualified for the exemptions.
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post Feb 18 2019, 11:16 PM

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QUOTE(chidori @ Feb 18 2019, 08:54 PM)
Thank you very much! Best wishes to you and your family too : )
We are also ended up getting a bigger house than our initial planning.
By the way, anyone know if any full flexi without capping?
So far I applied Standard Chartered and there is cap 70% and monthly rm10.

Just wondering what happen to the 30%, hope some sifus or expert can help to clarify

Have a nice day!
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I took standard chartered loan as well, not sure if we have the same banker haha

If I'm not mistaken lets say your loan amount is 500k, 70% of it is 350k so if you deposit 400k of money in your account, the extra 50k wont contribute in saving interest for your loan. Also if your loan amount left 300k after few years, only 210k of your deposit will contribute in interest saving.

Anyone may correct me if I'm wrong smile.gif

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post Feb 18 2019, 11:19 PM

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QUOTE(Baby1985 @ Feb 18 2019, 08:34 PM)
Check this out guys, http://mapex.com.my/hoc2019/

Developer need to register first in order for buyer to entitle
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Thanks for the link, also developer must provide at least 10% discount for the properties to entitle, guess my project say bye bye to this already...
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post Mar 30 2019, 06:05 PM

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QUOTE(screwedpeep @ Mar 30 2019, 03:09 PM)
to those who are in the midst of considering loan packages from banks; have you confirmed with bankers on your eligibility of stamp duty waiver under House Ownership Campaign (HOC)?

i asked my banker. she said no official memo yet. so still need to pay. we are going into April and this so called campaign which should run up only until end of June, has not yet make it to developers or banks.
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I think your banker know nothing, you should ask your lawyer instead of banker.
And if your property is registered under HOC then you will get MOT and loan agreement stamp duty free, others than that you still need to pay.
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post Mar 30 2019, 11:26 PM

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QUOTE(Onioncapsium @ Mar 30 2019, 10:10 PM)
if the project not register under HOC need to pay both MOT and loan agreement fee?
Agent said this project not under MOT so need to pay MOT but free stamping loan agreement,got this possible?
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You mean not under hoc, pay for mot but not stamp duty for loan agreement?
Yes it is possible, if it's your first house and the price is not above 300k, or the developer borne the stamp duty for loan agreement.
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post Mar 30 2019, 11:36 PM

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QUOTE(Onioncapsium @ Mar 30 2019, 11:30 PM)
Yes , this is my first house but above 300k, and Agent mentioned package for this project is free all SPA and loan agreement fee but excluding MOT.
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In this case your developer may borne the SPA legal+stamp duty & loan legal+stamp duty, except MOT fees, so you need to pay for the MOT. May check with your agent again.
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post Apr 15 2019, 05:00 PM

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Without the MOT stamping done, possible for the lawyer to get the loan agreement stamping and bank release the payment?
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post Apr 15 2019, 07:42 PM

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Thanks for the reply.
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post Apr 15 2019, 07:43 PM

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QUOTE(wild_card_my @ Apr 15 2019, 05:02 PM)
I am not a lawyer but as much as I can recall, the MOT will be part of the documents that the banks would have to present to the bank before disbursement
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QUOTE(lifebalance @ Apr 15 2019, 05:16 PM)
No MOT stamping done, lawyer cannot advise bank to release payment.
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Thanks for the reply.
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post Apr 17 2019, 05:56 PM

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QUOTE(versace3325 @ Apr 17 2019, 05:42 PM)
hi im buying auction property now stanchart , cimb alrdy approve but cimb is higher rate and lock in perioud, stanchart is good rate, but alot say then stanchart is disbursement is very slow and might be late, any sifu can give advise?
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Mine is stanchart but my delay is due to pending hoc cert and MOT stamping...
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post Apr 20 2019, 07:42 PM

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QUOTE(matrix88 @ Apr 20 2019, 05:52 PM)
this is what i am thinking off. means paying off more principle earlier is better, reduce more interest charged, right?

the other guy ask me to invest the money rather than pay off more principle, but this will end up with high interest payment, low principle payment, then forever paying for high interest lo, principle dont move....
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Guess the monthly payment is calculated and fixed by the bank, if you want to make any prepayment perhaps you can gather up the extra few hundreds each month and pay in lump sum to bank after you have save it up to an amount.
Not sure if you can make prepayment every month with just few hundreds, anyone have idea about this?

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