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serene30
post Jan 16 2015, 07:04 PM

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Hi, thanks for the many information, after reading down the tread. I wish to get a loan of about 500 k, I have just called CIMB which told me about 5.05%, but heard that interest rate is around 4.5, and see some 4.4% mentioned in the post. icon_rolleyes.gif Where and how can I get a best rate ?

My concern is the rate, if all of them also daily rest, and flexi as to reduce the interest the very next day. I heard of PB, there is a duration that instalment must be paid, thus if we bank in certain sum outside the duration, we still need to pay the instalment, or else will have certain penalty over the unpaid instalment ?

icon_rolleyes.gif How to find a good flexi scheme ?

Got some info in this tread on islamic and non islamic loan, seems there are not much different already, then what is the link of islamic loan to islamic ? can any one apply ? what is the implication if there is ? are the rate same ?

icon_rolleyes.gif If a loan say lock in period of 5 years, is it from the date start loan or date of complete drawdown ?

Thank you in advanced.

serene30
post Jan 17 2015, 06:04 PM

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Thank you very much.

[quote=wild_card_my,Jan 16 2015, 09:28 PM]
Hello,

1. The most recent APPROVED LO I got was today, from a local bank, for a loan amount of RM460k+ at the rate of 4.45%, I do a lot of banks and the current competetive rates are about this much.

Just for illustrative purposes only. This does not constitute an offer from me or the bank in question:

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If the properties price is 1.2 M, rebated 15%, can I loan 1.2 M ? is it true that higher loan amount will entitle for lower rate ?

4. Yes, ALL of my non-Muslim clients opt for Islamic loans due to the advantages that come with the loan.

a) It has a PROFIT CEILING (interest rates capped at about 10%++) which means even when the BLR or BR is pushed to higher 13 and 14%, the interest rates charged to you is limited. rclxms.gif
b) Islamic loans also do not have any lock-in periods rclxms.gif
c) The rates and maximum tenure are completely the same.

The rates remain the same, but BR change right ? what is the longest tenure, if join loan of buyers age at 30 and 50 ?


Of course, I can still help you with conventional loan application. The decision is yours, but as a broker, I do recommend Islamic loans.

can help ? Thank you.


serene30
post Jan 17 2015, 10:34 PM

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QUOTE(wild_card_my @ Jan 17 2015, 09:35 PM)
1. In your case, you can get up to 90% of the 1.2M house price. Rebates are from the developers, as long as the banks do not know about this you would be fine. Essentially, you will get RM1.08m in loans, and you will get RM180k in cash from the developer (partly used to pay your downpayment).

2. Yes, as per normal bank practice, higher loans will usually entitle to better spread when you are quoted the interest rates, thus giving you a better effective interest rates.

3. When the BR change, your effective interest rates (EIR) would also change accordingly. For Maybank, the BR is currently 3.2%, and a client of mine is offered BR +1.25% which is currently translated to 4.45% EIR. If Maybank changes its BR to 3.4% in the future, that particular client's interest would STILL be calculated at BR + 1.25%, but since the BR has increased by 0.2%, so will his EIR increase by the same quantum, which is now calculated at 4.65%

4. Yes, I can help with application to 5 major banks in Malaysia: Maybank Ambank Alliance HLB OCBC, at no charge as I get my commissions from the banks.

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serene30
post Jan 18 2015, 10:38 AM

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what is the longest tenure, if join loan of borrowers age at 30 and 50 ?

 

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