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eric.tangps
post Feb 7 2019, 07:08 AM

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QUOTE(jason18689 @ Feb 1 2019, 04:30 PM)
MBB Islamic Loan.
Every month has a "PROFIT CHARGED" appear on my statement.  Happens the moment its VP-ed.
What was that?
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You will keep seeing profit charged on every month end in your Statement as the profit is normally charged on daily basis and billed on monthly. Also, you will notice the small subtle difference amount due to number of days in a month and also the reducing balance on your financing.
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post Feb 8 2019, 11:32 PM

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QUOTE(jason18689 @ Feb 8 2019, 03:49 PM)
Ok got it.
Is it just MBB who is doing this (showing the amount in the statement)?
Basically whom should i contact for reducing my principal amount?
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Most of Banks showing this type of Statement as it is norm unless your
loan is based on Car HP calculation or Fixed Rate calculation.


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post Apr 23 2019, 08:05 PM

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QUOTE(Eat.Pray.Lough @ Apr 23 2019, 03:27 PM)
Hi, I would like to ask:-

1) if Public Islamic bank, 4.4% interest rate ok?
2) is it compulsory for Mortgage Reducing Term Takaful? if yes, is there any minimum? it charges RM 13,994.00, can it be reduced?
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1. rate is ok.
2. You need to check on the MRTT details such as amount and tenure to ensure it is adequately covered. In view your loan is RM750K, best assured you are adequately covered by MRTT or any other Takaful. If not taking with the Bank, norm is there will be different profit rate to be considered.
3. Valuation Fee is charged by Registered Valuer.
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post Jun 5 2019, 06:36 AM

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QUOTE(luffytaro @ Jun 5 2019, 04:05 AM)
Hi sifus,

Appreciate if you can advice whether to accept this loan from RHB. or i can get a better deal with other banks.
Loan amount = RM301000
Loan type = Murabahah Term Financing
Interest rate = 4.55%

is it wise to take this islamic type loan. what is the pros and cons compare to conventional and musyarakah/mutanaqisah loan? Thanks in advance.
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As for rate, can get around 4.22% for the loan amount.
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post Feb 23 2020, 11:41 AM

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QUOTE(dingz @ Feb 19 2020, 04:41 PM)
Bank just approved my loan at 4.55% interest rate. I'm wondering how you guys get up to 4%. 3 banks applied with same interest rate.

Loan margin 80%
Basic loan amount: Rm334,680.00
Mrtt premium: rm1,918.72
Total loan amount: rm336,598.72
Interest rate: 4.55%
Tenure: 26 years + 3
Monthly installment rm1842

No lock in period

Condition
1) to open saving acc in MBSB
2) mrtt is compulsory
3) to pay processing fee rm200
4) to purchase AIA fire insurance rm170.70 ( one time pay off)
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MBSB rate is traditionally higher.

Please check Fire Insurance, normally it is payable annually unless your property is Condo.
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post Feb 25 2020, 09:58 PM

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QUOTE(zhou.xingxing @ Feb 24 2020, 11:32 AM)
would like to obtain construction loan to build house for own dwelling purpose.
brief info

the land is fully paid for (agriculture land, about 80 points)

will i be able to obtain construction loan for this? how much margins will i be able to get? what will be the interest rate?

will it be better if i use the land as collateral?

any sifus done this before?
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Agricultural Land, there is a limit of the size of the house you can build on the land. 20% of the land size of I am correct.

You can’t get construction loan if you wish to build a house on agricultural land.

However, you can refinance the agri land and uses the fund to build the house.
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post Feb 26 2020, 09:10 PM

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QUOTE(zhou.xingxing @ Feb 25 2020, 11:39 PM)
will the int rate be similar? if refinance the land? last check its 30% of the land size for house so it should be fine.
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Different bank offers different rate, what I can tell is the rates the Bank I am working is offering.. 7.47% pa for land loan and payable in 15-20 years.
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post Mar 3 2020, 06:21 AM

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QUOTE(blue33 @ Mar 2 2020, 09:27 PM)
pbb 3.9 500k 35 years loan

mrta 18k for 25 years , insure 300k per person + 50k per person CI

vs

mbb 4.0 500k 35 yeasr loan

mrta 19k for 25 years insured 500k

which is better?
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MRTA covers death and TPD, claimable upon death or TPD.
CI is claimable upon critical illness.

As for rate, 3.90% is significantly lower hence more preferred.

The question will be would how your MRTA is covered. PBB offers RM300K each, how about MBb?
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post Mar 3 2020, 01:06 PM

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QUOTE(blue33 @ Mar 3 2020, 11:54 AM)
MBB insurs full loan.
by the way,

is it better to loan 70% or 90% and then deposit 20% in later? both eventually should be 70%.

we are buying under con property and la and stamp duty will be borne by developer
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RM300K is each... for PBB.

RM500K is each or only 1 person ?

If loan, Banks dont care whether 70% or 90% when come to default. Default is default.

It will come to affordability and stress, if you can afford to pay then it is ok. Some cant handle the stress knowing you have a huge loan and it will lingers in your mind.

Of course you can apply 90% and dump $$$ into your loan later if it is semi flexi.


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post Mar 3 2020, 09:31 PM

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QUOTE(blue33 @ Mar 3 2020, 01:36 PM)
500k is both

Of course you can apply 90% and dump $$$ into your loan later if it is semi flexi.

with regards to the above, loan 70 % compare to 90% + dump in later to make it 70% , it is the same right? if do the later, any additional charge incur?
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Semi Flexi allows you to withdraw the cash back. Take back will incur charges.
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post Mar 28 2020, 08:51 AM

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QUOTE(flying_duck @ Mar 27 2020, 10:27 PM)
Maybe u could ask your banker to give u a soft copy of LO because I just got mine.
I just got the housing loan approval.

Maybank
Loan Amount 500k
35Years
3.9

Not sure whether this is a good deal,
however I got plenty of time to consider because the banker told me the due date for the offer letter will be extended because of MCO.
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Frankly 3.90% pa is quite high, sure it is from MBB?

Can try get lower around 3.70 ~ 3.80% from other Banks.
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post Mar 29 2020, 07:51 PM

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QUOTE(kelvinfixx @ Mar 29 2020, 09:27 AM)
my current loan is 3.92% after recently rate cut, first one only, can I refinance to get lower rate?
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Refinancing incurred Legal Fees, so must consider reason for refinancing.

If for rate reduction, best you could get is around 3.70~3.90% depending on Loan Amount.

Say, 3.70%. your savings is just 0.22% pa and if loan is RM300K.. it is merely RM660 on first year.
The outlay costs of Legal Fees and Valuation would require a substantial payback period before you really gets to enjoy savings.

It will be different if you wish to take out monies for real purpose.
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post Mar 29 2020, 08:05 PM

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So, if reason to save on interest.. should approach with higher repayment to reduce payback period. It would be better option than to let Lawyer, Valuer, LHDN and Govt Offices earn those initial outlay for refinancing.
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QUOTE(hellkvr @ Mar 29 2020, 10:19 PM)
Hi all sifu here. My housing loan with uob. Is there anyway i want to change it to islamic loan.?
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If it is conventional, you would need to redo the loan by refinancing. No other option.
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post Mar 29 2020, 10:57 PM

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QUOTE(hellkvr @ Mar 29 2020, 10:52 PM)
Hi bro. Kena refinance? I actually dunno what is refinance i already paid 5 years for my house. No overdue. Since i just wanted to follow islamic law.
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No choice, if it is conventional loan.. already signed the standard Conventional Agreement.

If you want Islamic, so need to sign Islamic Financing Documents.

If don’t mind, then continue your conventional loan instead of incurring refinancing costs.
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post Mar 31 2020, 08:19 PM

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Most Banks? Just submit and ask.
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post Apr 4 2020, 11:29 AM

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(3) MRTA/MLTA
Which one is advisable for first property, for own stay.
How much additional per month needed if amortize into the loan?
I heard, most banks will require you to opt-in their policy to enjoy better interest rates.

~ You are taking Above RM500K loan, technically should cover yourself with insurance or else next of kin going to scream blood. As for MRTA or MLTA would depends on your appetite or ability.

(4) Semi/Flexi Type
In my understanding, both shared similar characteristics.
But Flexi offers better cash flow option, with higher charges? I'm confused.

~ Different banks, different product features on Full Flexi. So got to measure them up properly.

(5) Banks
Typically, Bank C has the most transactions as it's salary account.
Other 2 banks in considerations are Bank P & Bank M.

~ Choose the better rates and also whether your FA is reachable if you have any queries even after the deal is done.
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post Apr 5 2020, 08:22 AM

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QUOTE(budang @ Apr 4 2020, 11:56 PM)
Hello sifus, is a 413k loan, 35 years tenure at 3.8% a good rate? Or should I find out what's their base rate & spread rate to further determine whether is it good or bad?
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Should be able to get 3.70% ~ 3.80% pa.. as for Base Rate, should refer to your FA as they would know what they are offering.

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post Apr 8 2020, 04:59 AM

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QUOTE(budang @ Apr 7 2020, 03:13 PM)
Is 0.55% SR a good rate?

What percentage of SR is considered good? Is there a benchmark / reference point?
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Ideally the lower the better as the spread is normally fixed unless you default in payment.

However in the end, the net effective rate also to be considered as this is what you will pay for as some Bank’s Base Rate is higher but spread is lower but you will be at risk of future Base Rate revision.

BR is dependent on the banks’ benchmark cost of funds and liquidity, and can be reviewed by banks anytime even if there are no changes in OPR.

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QUOTE(wildan03 @ Apr 7 2020, 11:29 PM)
I receive an offer of Rate:
First yrs: BR+0.63%
Thereafter: BR+0.75%
current BR is 3.02%*

Is it considered as acceptable?
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What is the financing amount? Normally rate offered around 3.7% - 3.8% can be considered ok.

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