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post Apr 8 2019, 03:27 PM, updated 5 months ago

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Just saw my loan current rate increased 10 basis points and checked their website.

https://www.rhbgroup.com/others/rates-interest/index.html






Summary of BR change after OPR lowered
1. MBB : -0.2%
https://www.thestar.com.my/business/busines...rates-by-20bps/
2. Bank Islam : -0.26%
http://www.bankislam.com.my/home/assets/up...x2_20190509.pdf
3. CIMB : -0.25%
https://www.thestar.com.my/business/busines...-after-opr-cut/
4: RHB : -0.2%+(-0.05%)
https://www.thestar.com.my/business/busines...tes-by-0pt2pct/
5: OCBC : -0.25%
https://www.nst.com.my/business/2019/05/487...ffective-may-13
6. HLB : -0.2%
https://www.hlb.com.my/en/personal-banking/...nd-blr-ifr.html
7. UOB : -0.25%
https://www1.uob.com.my/personal/announcement.page
8. HSBC : -0.23%
https://www.hsbc.com.my/content/dam/hsbc/my...ending-rate.pdf
9. PBB : -0.25%
https://www.pbebank.com/Personal-Banking/Ra.../Base-Rate.aspx
10. Ambank : -0.25%
https://www.ambankgroup.com/DataFeed/Rates/BR.aspx

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post Apr 8 2019, 04:24 PM

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and then ? whats the problem?
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post Apr 8 2019, 04:39 PM

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QUOTE(klthor @ Apr 8 2019, 04:24 PM)
and then ? whats the problem?
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QUOTE(lkwah86 @ Apr 8 2019, 04:39 PM)
pay more installment kot~~~
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post Apr 9 2019, 11:46 PM

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Is not the first bank doing so.

Few banks increased the rate (even when BNM rate remain unchanged). 
Notably: 
- CIMB, the first to do so, increase by 0.10%
- Bank Muamalat, increase by 0.11%
- RHB Bank, increase by 0.10%
- Hong Leong Bank, increase by 0.10%
- UOB, increase by 0.11% 
- Bank Islam, increase by 0.13% 

No any clear guideline to predict whether the remaining other banks will follow suit or not, since the OPR remain unchanged. 
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QUOTE(AskarPerang @ Apr 9 2019, 11:46 PM)
Is not the first bank doing so.

Few banks increased the rate (even when BNM rate remain unchanged). 
Notably: 
- CIMB, the first to do so, increase by 0.10%
- Bank Muamalat, increase by 0.11%
- RHB Bank, increase by 0.10%
- Hong Leong Bank, increase by 0.10%
- UOB, increase by 0.11% 
- Bank Islam, increase by 0.13% 

No any clear guideline to predict whether the remaining other banks will follow suit or not, since the OPR remain unchanged. 
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QUOTE(lkwah86 @ Apr 8 2019, 03:27 PM)
Just saw my loan current rate increased 10 basis points and checked their website.

https://www.rhbgroup.com/others/rates-interest/index.html
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post Apr 20 2019, 04:07 PM

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I also notice the base rate increase from 3.9% to 4%. But the strange thing is my house instalment amount had reduce few hundreds. My installment should have increased instead of reduce.

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QUOTE(katrina8080 @ Apr 20 2019, 04:07 PM)
I also notice the base rate increase from 3.9% to 4%. But the strange thing is my house instalment amount had reduce few hundreds. My installment should have increased instead of reduce.
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Probably your loan tenure changed
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QUOTE(katrina8080 @ Apr 20 2019, 04:07 PM)
I also notice the base rate increase from 3.9% to 4%. But the strange thing is my house instalment amount had reduce few hundreds. My installment should have increased instead of reduce.
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Because u r overpaid for example u pay more than the monthly installment amount
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post Apr 22 2019, 11:13 AM

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QUOTE(MNet @ Apr 21 2019, 07:59 PM)
Because u r overpaid for example u pay more than the monthly installment amount
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Thanks for the reply. Didn't know overpaid on the principle will affect the installment amount. I thought it will just affect the loan tenure smile.gif
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post Apr 26 2019, 07:46 AM

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QUOTE(katrina8080 @ Apr 22 2019, 11:13 AM)
Thanks for the reply. Didn't know overpaid on the principle will affect the installment amount. I thought it will just affect the loan tenure  smile.gif
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And I think you have put some amount on the prepayment too...
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post Apr 26 2019, 04:07 PM

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QUOTE(lkwah86 @ Apr 26 2019, 07:46 AM)
And I think you have put some amount on the prepayment too...
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yea. I do pay something extra. Now only know it will affect the installment amount when BR changed.
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QUOTE(katrina8080 @ Apr 26 2019, 04:07 PM)
yea. I do pay something extra. Now only know it will affect the installment amount when BR changed.
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How much in term of percentage compare before and after?
let say last time u pay 1000 pm
now u only need pay 800 pm
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post Apr 29 2019, 04:42 PM

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QUOTE(MNet @ Apr 27 2019, 08:40 AM)
How much in term of percentage compare before and after?
let say last time u pay 1000 pm
now u only need pay 800 pm
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My installment amount had reduced around 20% for now.
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Its good for u as u can use the 20% for spending
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post May 2 2019, 09:06 AM

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QUOTE(katrina8080 @ Apr 29 2019, 04:42 PM)
My installment amount had reduced around 20% for now.
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question. how do you reduce the principal by paying extra? do you transfer straight into the loan? because i know their loan payment works by standing instruction so they will take wat is needed only for the month from the account. all advice is appreciated thanks.
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post May 2 2019, 10:39 AM

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he pay as principal payment that why its will offset
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post May 2 2019, 12:52 PM

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QUOTE(vincabby @ May 2 2019, 09:06 AM)
question. how do you reduce the principal by paying extra? do you transfer straight into the loan? because i know their loan payment works by standing instruction so they will take wat is needed only for the month from the account. all advice is appreciated thanks.
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Every month they will still deduct my installment amount as normal from my current account. Other than that, I paying extra by doing principal payment to reduce the principal loan amount. This will reduce my interest charged.
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QUOTE(katrina8080 @ May 2 2019, 12:52 PM)
Every month they will still deduct my installment amount as normal from my current account. Other than that, I paying extra by doing principal payment to reduce the principal loan amount. This will reduce my interest charged.
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right. so how do you pay extra? that would be my question. as in before the next payment, do you transfer extra money into the loan account?and have you ever tried taking it out those amount you put in?
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QUOTE(vincabby @ May 2 2019, 01:23 PM)
right. so how do you pay extra? that would be my question. as in before the next payment, do you transfer extra money into the loan account?and have you ever tried taking it out those amount you put in?
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I paying extra by doing principle prepayment. It's actually transfer the $$ into the loan account.
Tried withdraw before for testing purpose only. It can be withdraw.

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QUOTE(katrina8080 @ May 2 2019, 02:28 PM)
I paying extra by doing principle prepayment. It's actually transfer the $$ into the loan account.
Tried withdraw before for testing purpose only. It can be withdraw.

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QUOTE(katrina8080 @ May 2 2019, 12:52 PM)
Every month they will still deduct my installment amount as normal from my current account. Other than that, I paying extra by doing principal payment to reduce the principal loan amount. This will reduce my interest charged.
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u using which package mortage?
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QUOTE(MNet @ May 2 2019, 09:21 PM)
u using which package mortage?
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something like Flexi Home. I just remember it is a full flexi package.
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post May 6 2019, 10:56 AM

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Yes, better to put your money to prepayment, every 1k count...

withdraw when you need the money only
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post May 7 2019, 05:18 PM

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Bank Negara announced to reduce BR 25 basis points, hope RHB will follow
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mine also rise until 5.2% (previously 5.1%) asb loan but BNM was just announced cut interest rate again today. Not sure whether ASB loan will drop or not next month. If base on the newspapers say reduce 0.25%, will my asb loan drop till 4.95%?

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My mortgage loan also got increased.

I think it will take time for RHB to readjust it's rate following BNM's OPR change today, so I think will need to pay the extra monthly amount for few months at least
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RHB cost of funding so high meh, borrow from ah long is it.


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post May 8 2019, 08:07 PM

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Rhb damn shitty. Last month increase now silent. I feel they will drop only 0.2
So net net no change
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QUOTE(jorgsacul @ May 8 2019, 08:07 PM)
Rhb damn shitty. Last month increase now silent. I feel they will drop only 0.2
So net net no change
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Yea, RHB now still silent... sad.gif
Maybank already announced yesterday they will drop by 0.2.
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QUOTE(James1983 @ May 9 2019, 06:18 AM)
Yea, RHB now still silent... sad.gif
Maybank already announced yesterday they will drop by 0.2.
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1. MBB : -0.2%
https://www.thestar.com.my/business/busines...rates-by-20bps/
2. Bank Islam : -0.26%
http://www.bankislam.com.my/home/assets/up...x2_20190509.pdf

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Just noticed this thread. My total loan tenure & monthly installment didn't change at all when TS opened this thread (when the rate went up?) and also when it goes down few days ago.

Anything that I need to check?
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RHB rate not yet went down since last week
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QUOTE(jimbet1337 @ May 11 2019, 09:57 AM)
Just noticed this thread. My total loan tenure & monthly installment didn't change at all when TS opened this thread (when the rate went up?) and also when it goes  down few days ago.

Anything that I need to check?
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Your housing loan is flexi? you should have receive letter for the installment changed from RHB
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QUOTE(cfc @ May 10 2019, 07:47 AM)
3. CIMB : -0.25%
https://www.thestar.com.my/business/busines...-after-opr-cut/
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Please give pressure to RHB to decrease the rate
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1. MBB : -0.2%
https://www.thestar.com.my/business/busines...rates-by-20bps/
2. Bank Islam : -0.26%
http://www.bankislam.com.my/home/assets/up...x2_20190509.pdf
3. CIMB : -0.25%
https://www.thestar.com.my/business/busines...-after-opr-cut/

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Flash: RHB lowers BR, BLR by 20bps to 3.8pct, 6.75pct respectively today

https://www.theedgemarkets.com/article/rhb-...llowing-opr-cut

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IMPORTANT NOTICE: Effective 15 May 2019, our Base Rate (BR) will be at 4.00%* p.a., Base Lending Rate (BLR)/Base Financing Rate (BFR) at 6.85%* p.a. and Fixed Deposit (FD)/Fixed Return Income Account-i (FRIA-i) Board Rates will be reduced by 0.25%* p.a.

For more information, log on to www.cimbbank.com.my or www.cimbislamic.com.my. You may also call our Consumer Contact Centre with the below numbers:

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QUOTE(cfc @ May 12 2019, 11:56 AM)
4: RHB : -0.2%
https://www.thestar.com.my/business/busines...tes-by-0pt2pct/
5: OCBC : -0.25%
https://www.nst.com.my/business/2019/05/487...ffective-may-13
6. HLB : -0.2%
https://www.hlb.com.my/en/personal-banking/...nd-blr-ifr.html

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Login and see still not yet update %. I have few question wanted to ask confused.gif

1) i wonder why BMN said reduce 0.25% but some bank only reduce 0.20%
2) Anyone here know how to withdrawn from principle account? need to walk in or?
3) i tried..deposited RM1000 into principle account..but they do charge RM0.50 as assessment fee.. it will become RM999.50. Which mean not multiple x1000 confused.gif
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QUOTE(BlackPen @ May 13 2019, 06:54 PM)
Login and see still not yet update %. I have few question wanted to ask  confused.gif

1) i wonder why BMN said reduce 0.25% but some bank only reduce 0.20%
2) Anyone here know how to withdrawn from principle account? need to walk in or?
3) i tried..deposited RM1000 into principle account..but they do charge RM0.50 as assessment fee.. it will become RM999.50. Which mean not multiple x1000  confused.gif
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1) This rate is set by the banks themselves without any intervention from BNM and is dependent on the respective banks’ benchmark (internal) cost of funds and liquidity. Although the BR is highly dependent on the OPR where banks will benchmark their Base Rate against the Statutory Reserve Requirement (SRR), banks can revise the Base Rate anytime even if there are no changes to the OPR. https://www.iproperty.com.my/guides/what-to...-home-loan-faq/

2/3) what housing loan you applied? My1 Full Flexi Home Loan?

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Any idea when it will be in effect after announcement by RHB?
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QUOTE(cybpsych @ May 13 2019, 04:32 PM)
Flash: RHB lowers BR, BLR by 20bps to 3.8pct, 6.75pct respectively today

https://www.theedgemarkets.com/article/rhb-...llowing-opr-cut
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Any idea when it will be in effect after announcement by RHB?
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QUOTE(lkwah86 @ May 13 2019, 07:11 PM)
1) This rate is set by the banks themselves without any intervention from BNM and is dependent on the respective banks’ benchmark (internal) cost of funds and liquidity. Although the BR is highly dependent on the OPR where banks will benchmark their Base Rate against the Statutory Reserve Requirement (SRR), banks can revise the Base Rate anytime even if there are no changes to the OPR. https://www.iproperty.com.my/guides/what-to...-home-loan-faq/

2/3) what housing loan you applied? My1 Full Flexi Home Loan?
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Yes, my1 full flexi plan.
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QUOTE(altism @ May 13 2019, 07:27 PM)
Any idea when it will be in effect after announcement by RHB?
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mine already reflected, my home loan payment page shows the new interest rate

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Yes TQ. Checked this morning and new rate has been reflected.
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QUOTE(BlackPen @ May 14 2019, 01:04 AM)
Yes, my1 full flexi plan.
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Should have no charge.
You deposited as prepayment right?
Did your current account maintained RM1000 above?



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QUOTE(BlackPen @ May 13 2019, 06:54 PM)
Login and see still not yet update %. I have few question wanted to ask  confused.gif

1) i wonder why BMN said reduce 0.25% but some bank only reduce 0.20%
2) Anyone here know how to withdrawn from principle account? need to walk in or?
3) i tried..deposited RM1000 into principle account..but they do charge RM0.50 as assessment fee.. it will become RM999.50. Which mean not multiple x1000  confused.gif
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RHB is lowering BR/BLR by another 0.05% effective today.. probably due to pressure from above

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QUOTE(lkwah86 @ May 14 2019, 11:02 AM)
Should have no charge.
You deposited as prepayment right?
Did your current account maintained RM1000 above?
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what if i bank in rm1000 and deduct the assessment fees of RM0.50

which mean not x1000 right? (RM999.50)

unless have to bank in RM1050 only entitle of x1000
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QUOTE(Havoc Knightmare @ May 15 2019, 10:34 AM)
RHB is lowering BR/BLR by another 0.05% effective today.. probably due to pressure from above
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any news on this???
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QUOTE(Havoc Knightmare @ May 15 2019, 10:34 AM)
RHB is lowering BR/BLR by another 0.05% effective today.. probably due to pressure from above
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so from 6.7% to 6.65% ?
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QUOTE(jimbet1337 @ May 15 2019, 11:57 AM)
so from 6.7% to 6.65% ?
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6.75% to 6.70%.
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QUOTE(BlackPen @ May 15 2019, 11:06 AM)
what if i bank in rm1000 and deduct the assessment fees of RM0.50

which mean not x1000 right? (RM999.50)

unless have to bank in RM1050 only entitle of x1000
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Check your prepayment account balance... check in loan redrawal
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QUOTE(Havoc Knightmare @ May 15 2019, 12:45 PM)
6.75% to 6.70%.
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1. MBB : -0.2%
https://www.thestar.com.my/business/busines...rates-by-20bps/
2. Bank Islam : -0.26%
http://www.bankislam.com.my/home/assets/up...x2_20190509.pdf
3. CIMB : -0.25%
https://www.thestar.com.my/business/busines...-after-opr-cut/
4: RHB : -0.2% or -0.25%??
https://www.thestar.com.my/business/busines...tes-by-0pt2pct/
5: OCBC : -0.25%
https://www.nst.com.my/business/2019/05/487...ffective-may-13
6. HLB : -0.2%
https://www.hlb.com.my/en/personal-banking/...nd-blr-ifr.html
7. UOB : -0.25 -- new rate 15 May 2019, still among the highest 6.82% BLR, AVOID
https://www1.uob.com.my/personal/announcement.page
8. PBB : -0.25 new rate 10 May 2019
https://www.pbebank.com/Personal-Banking/Ra...nding-Rate.aspx

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QUOTE(skl097 @ May 15 2019, 03:21 PM)
still can't find any news about further adjustment
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Ask in RHB Group FB and was told reduction to 3.75% (reduce 0.25%). They had announced reduction of 0.2% (not 0.25%) in newspaper earlier. Lol

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QUOTE(skl097 @ May 15 2019, 03:21 PM)
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I cannot disclose, but internal sources from the bank as of this morning say that BR and BLR are lowered by another 0.05% effective today.

You can verify by logging in and check your mortgage rate.

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QUOTE(lkwah86 @ May 15 2019, 02:47 PM)
Check your prepayment account balance... check in loan redrawal
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loan redrawal shown rm1000..so the rm0.50 assessment fees is deducted thru my saving? rclxub.gif
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loan redrawal shown rm1000..so the rm0.50 assessment fees is deducted thru my saving?  rclxub.gif
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Ok earlier this week my homeloan interest rate dropped from 4.5% to 4.5%. As of yesterday, went further down to 4.25%. So the further 0.05% drop is correct
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QUOTE(jimbet1337 @ May 16 2019, 05:30 AM)
Ok earlier this week my homeloan interest rate dropped from 4.5% to 4.5%. As of yesterday, went further down to 4.25%. So the further 0.05% drop is correct
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tats a good rate u got from rhb
mind to share what is the loan amount?
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QUOTE(Havoc Knightmare @ May 15 2019, 05:44 PM)
I cannot disclose, but internal sources from the bank as of this morning say that BR and BLR are lowered by another 0.05% effective today.

You can verify by logging in and check your mortgage rate.
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yeah... today reflect in online banking further drop another 0.05%...
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tats a good rate u got from rhb
mind to share what is the loan amount?
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Quite long time ago, 2014 I think. RM444k (including MRTA). BLR - 2.45%.
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Log into UOB account, seems my monthly payment for the house loan still the same amount. They didn't revise lower pun... cry.gif
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QUOTE(Kaka23 @ May 16 2019, 10:03 PM)
Log into UOB account, seems my monthly payment for the house loan still the same amount. They didn't revise lower pun...  cry.gif
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QUOTE(lkwah86 @ Apr 8 2019, 03:27 PM)
when rhb increase BLR rates in april, any other bank increase too?

usually BLR will tie to OPR. BR will be based on SRR. since no OPR raise in apr not sure why rhb decided to increase BLR.
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Is rhb the only bank where the installment amount will change as the loan interest rate changes?

Cause maybank installment amount doesn't change when interest rate changes..
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Is rhb the only bank where the installment amount will change as the loan interest rate changes?

Cause maybank installment amount doesn't change when interest rate changes..
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depends

usually no change to installment amount.

my cimb home loan also no change. rate already dropped.
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My monthly installment amount haven't change although the rate went down, two times. Even the total tenure is also the same.

Unlike last time, got change even it's not that much.

Dunno what is happening now.
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QUOTE(jimbet1337 @ Jun 6 2019, 05:50 PM)
My monthly installment amount haven't change although the rate went down, two times. Even the total tenure is also the same.

Unlike last time, got change even it's not that much.

Dunno what is happening now.
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I got 2 letters, one after they increased the rate and one after they reduced to the current rate. Both installment amount is different
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I got 2 letters, one after they increased the rate and one after they reduced to the current rate. Both installment amount is different
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I haven't received any letters in a longggggggg time now laugh.gif

My indication of installment amount, interest rate & total\remaining tenure is just on the RHBnow website.

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I received the letter, installment amount reduced.
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I received the letter, installment amount reduced.
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Anyone can help me how to know/get my RHB car loan account number. Already knew pay with car registration number but really want to know my loan reference number.
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Blr drop. But inatalment amount still maintain.. Apa la this rhb bank
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QUOTE(blibala @ Feb 9 2020, 07:37 PM)
Blr drop. But inatalment amount still maintain.. Apa la this rhb bank
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My instalment amount reduced...
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Blr drop. But inatalment amount still maintain.. Apa la this rhb bank
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QUOTE(lkwah86 @ Feb 9 2020, 08:06 PM)
My instalment amount reduced...
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Why the difference? Certain type of loans only?
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Blr drop. But inatalment amount still maintain.. Apa la this rhb bank
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I paying extra by doing principle prepayment. It's actually transfer the $$ into the loan account.
Tried withdraw before for testing purpose only. It can be withdraw.

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Why the difference? Certain type of loans only?
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Flexi loan...
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I think is semi-flexi. Conned by the agent last time. Told me flexi loan. End up is 'semi' -flexi.. Too late to change

But why double standard? My loan repayment still same amount as can see from the portal
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My instalment amount reduced...
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So only flexi loan eligible for reduction?

Last time I also received letter if there's any adjustment to the rates. That was 3-4 years ago. Recently (1-2 years ago) no more.
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The last time BLR dropped, installment also reduced. This time, no. Semi here also.
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Received letter?
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Not yet, i saw in online banking
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on maybank semi flexi too, when rate dropped on previous 2 rounds, my monthly repayment remains same
i also confused. called to my branch, say if no receive letter means no reduction ..wtf? ..if wan reduce payment, need to go branch and apply. i thought it is all done automatically

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I stand corrected. It reduced today.
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QUOTE(kucingfight @ Feb 11 2020, 03:57 PM)
on maybank semi flexi too, when rate dropped on previous 2 rounds, my monthly repayment remains same
i also confused. called to my branch, say if no receive letter means no reduction ..wtf? ..if wan reduce payment, need to go branch and apply. i thought it is all done automatically
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QUOTE(toos99 @ Feb 11 2020, 04:49 PM)
I stand corrected. It reduced today.
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i just checked on my rhb now account, the interest rate is reduced but not the monthly repayment amount
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QUOTE(jimbet1337 @ Feb 11 2020, 04:58 PM)
this is ridiculous!
i just checked on my rhb now account, the interest rate is reduced but not the monthly repayment amount
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any ideas why? if the extra repayment goes to reducing the principal then i'm fine
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when did the blr rate reduced for RHB?
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when did the blr rate reduced for RHB?
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per this is ....
RHB Bank Bhd, RHB Islamic Bank Bhd and RHB Investment Bank Bhd will reduce its BR from 3.75 per cent per annum to 3.50 per cent per annum, and will also revise the BLR from 6.70 per cent to 6.45 per cent per annum.
In line with the revision, RHB Bank’s fixed deposit rates will also be revised downwards by 25 basis points effective January 29, 2020.
https://www.nst.com.my/business/2020/01/559...-rate-cut-25bps

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RHB Bank Bhd, RHB Islamic Bank Bhd and RHB Investment Bank Bhd will reduce its BR from 3.75 per cent per annum to 3.50 per cent per annum, and will also revise the BLR from 6.70 per cent to 6.45 per cent per annum.
In line with the revision, RHB Bank’s fixed deposit rates will also be revised downwards by 25 basis points effective January 29, 2020.
https://www.nst.com.my/business/2020/01/559...-rate-cut-25bps
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tracking bank effectiveness when u applying for loan/ what bank to avoid

maybank : may 5 , -0.5 starting may08
cimb : may 6 , -0.5 starting may13
rhb : may 6 , -0.5 starting may13
pbb : may6 , -0.5 starting may12
bislam : may 7 , -0.5 starting may12

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tracking bank effectiveness when u applying for loan/ what bank to avoid

maybank : may 5 , -0.5 starting may08
cimb : may 6 , -0.5 starting may13
rhb : may 6 , -0.5 starting may13
pbb : may6 , -0.5 starting may12
bislam : may 7 , -0.5 starting may12

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RHB if br up then tomorrow will revise up immediately

If br down, then next week only will revise down
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QUOTE(jimbet1337 @ Feb 11 2020, 04:58 PM)
this is ridiculous!
i just checked on my rhb now account, the interest rate is reduced but not the monthly repayment amount
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I'm having the same problem. The rate is now 3.3% for me but the payment amount is still the same as when it was 3.8%. wtf.. becoz I was late to opt out for the moratorium, so I was paying the same amount for the past Mar-Apr.

when I noted the payment amount is still the same after I opt out in May, I call them. then they said the new rate will only be reflected in your June payment. Becoz I opt out in May. So ok lo. What to say?

Mana tau, June payment still the same amount. Not reduce at all l!!

Also I noted my there's an increase in my paid off amount. shouldn't it reduce every time I paid my loan instalment? Any idea why?
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Anyone housing loan already reflected new amount based on revised interest rate? Mine still showing old amount based on pre-covid time
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Anyone housing loan already reflected new amount based on revised interest rate? Mine still showing old amount based on pre-covid time
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I frequently checked in the online account. So, far mine is adjusted accordingly.
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How about 2021 or 2022 ???
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How about 2021 or 2022 ???
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Expected OPR will raise in 2022
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Expected OPR will raise in 2022
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so bank profit will increase?
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so bank profit will increase?
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previously when OPR cut,....
this was mentioned in the article
"According to Nomura’s head of Malaysia equity research Tushar Mohata, the 25bps OPR reduction is expected to trim banks’ margin by 2% to 3%, which will in turn lower banks’ earnings by 1% to 2%."

Lower OPR expected to hit banks’ earnings
https://www.theedgemarkets.com/article/lowe...-banks-earnings

now if the OPR increases,....will/should the reverse be expected?


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Expected OPR will raise in 2022
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QUOTE(plouffle0789 @ Dec 23 2021, 08:16 PM)
so bank profit will increase?
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Not necessary depending on whether more new loans uptake and deferred repayments goes up

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Anyone had RHB car loan/hire purchase loan?
The new loan amount after new OPR was higher than few years ago
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Anyone had RHB car loan/hire purchase loan?
The new loan amount after new OPR was higher than few years ago
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i did noticed it and called cs.This coming tues will call me to explain about the calculation.
i did email to rhb too..not yet get any reply.

1/August/2020
BR rate 2.50%
New Rental Charges: 4.48%
RM677 per month

1/June/2020
BR rate 2.75%
New Rental Charges: 4.73%
RM680

5/June/2022
BR rate 2.75%
New Rental Charges: 4.73%
RM708

My loan never reach til rm700 before,but this latest rate make it rm708..and is just 2.75% BR..
i did get br rate 4% before,but paying rm698 only.
very curious how their calculation.5 years loan,now left 23months to go.My loan under variable rate

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RHB Loan system is screwed up. Anyone working in RHB loan department?

Not sure about car loan but mine is house loan. Everytime they revise the BLR, they will revise the monthly repayment amount too.

Anyone who need extra cash can try this method. But not advisable as it might bankrupt you by the end of the loan period but it's long long time away.

So I got a loan from them, before BLR revised (lowered). And my loan repayment amount is RM2k + monthly. But before they revised the BLR, I got some extra cash lying around so I inject into the loan account to offset the interest. I injected almost RM300k inside. What happen after really surprised me, at the revision date, my monthly repayment is only RM100+. And what's even more ridiculous is even after i take out the extra cash (300k) the repayment amount remained the same. I immediately realised something was wrong because if i left it till the last year of my loan i would still be paying less, and my amount outstanding would balloned. (I can still pay RM2k but anything extra goes to the extra account and does not reduce my loan amount). bangwall.gif

I called their CS and explain this even the branch manager they said it's the system he also quite shocked by it actually. But say that's how they do it. They only revised the system during BLR revision. So essentially, anyone that got extra cash lying around, inject into the extra account. My repayment monthly now is RM70 after this latest increase because i put even more cash into the account before they revised it. Essentially I got more money to roll when I needed it because my monthly repayment is so low. I did tell the CS service to update the loophole but they say it's not worth it. The system been there for years. So I shall take advantage of it biggrin.gif

There is a serious loophole anyone that using RHB house loan wish to know more can contact me.

On a side note, is other bank house loan system like this? Hope to know more. Thanks.
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The new loan amount after new OPR was higher than few years ago
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Car loan / hire purchase loan is fixed rate.
Will not be affected by any changes of BR / OPR (BNM).

Unless you are talking about variable rate loan.
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Car loan / hire purchase loan is fixed rate.
Will not be affected by any changes of BR / OPR (BNM).

Unless you are talking about variable rate loan.
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QUOTE(RAGALIA @ Jun 5 2022, 01:40 PM)
RHB Loan system is screwed up. Anyone working in RHB loan department?

Not sure about car loan but mine is house loan. Everytime they revise the BLR, they will revise the monthly repayment amount too.

Anyone who need extra cash can try this method. But not advisable as it might bankrupt you by the end of the loan period but it's long long time away.

So I got a loan from them, before BLR revised (lowered). And my loan repayment amount is RM2k + monthly. But before they revised the BLR, I got some extra cash lying around so I inject into the loan account to offset the interest. I injected almost RM300k inside. What happen after really surprised me, at the revision date, my monthly repayment is only RM100+. And what's even more ridiculous is even after i take out the extra cash (300k) the repayment amount remained the same. I immediately realised something was wrong because if i left it till the last year of my loan i would still be paying less, and my amount outstanding would balloned. (I can still pay RM2k but anything extra goes to the extra account and does not reduce my loan amount).  bangwall.gif

I called their CS and explain this even the branch manager they said it's the system he also quite shocked by it actually. But say that's how they do it. They only revised the system during BLR revision. So essentially, anyone that got extra cash lying around, inject into the extra account. My repayment monthly now is RM70 after this latest increase because i put even more cash into the account before they revised it. Essentially I got more money to roll when I needed it because my monthly repayment is so low. I did tell the CS service to update the loophole but they say it's not worth it. The system been there for years. So I shall take advantage of it  biggrin.gif

There is a serious loophole anyone that using RHB house loan wish to know more can contact me.

On a side note, is other bank house loan system like this? Hope to know more. Thanks.
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Same here for my RHB full flexi house loan. When you pump in extra money, the repayment monthly amount will adjust accordingly only when BLR got revision. For me, it's not a loophole, the system just adjust based on the remaining tenure. I like it this way as well. 😁
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QUOTE(MiniMario @ Jun 6 2022, 05:28 PM)
Same here for my RHB full flexi house loan. When you pump in extra money, the repayment monthly amount will adjust accordingly only when BLR got revision. For me, it's not a loophole, the system just adjust based on the remaining tenure. I like it this way as well. 😁
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yes.
my latest amount is lower again. when you have more in prepayment account, the installment amount will be lower when adjusted BR next time
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QUOTE(MiniMario @ Jun 6 2022, 05:28 PM)
Same here for my RHB full flexi house loan. When you pump in extra money, the repayment monthly amount will adjust accordingly only when BLR got revision. For me, it's not a loophole, the system just adjust based on the remaining tenure. I like it this way as well. 😁
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Just worried people might get exposed to more problems. It will give you more flexibility in terms of monthly cash flow. And you can roll the cash. But seems like it will expose something dangerous.

Imagine. If i got 1 year left on the loan, but my repayment amount is still RM100 per month and my outstanding loan still my 50% of my loan amount. What will happen by then? I mean a financially savy person will probably not reach that stage. But will RHB ask you pay up one shot on your final month? Or as long no BLR revision they assume your repayment is RM100 till the end? biggrin.gif
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QUOTE(Dyson Jin @ Jun 5 2022, 12:34 PM)
me

i did noticed it and called cs.This coming tues will call me to explain about the calculation.
i did email to rhb too..not yet get any reply.

1/August/2020
BR rate 2.50%
New Rental Charges: 4.48%
RM677 per month

1/June/2020
BR rate 2.75%
New Rental Charges: 4.73%
RM680

5/June/2022
BR rate 2.75%
New Rental Charges: 4.73%
RM708

My loan never reach til rm700 before,but this latest rate make it rm708..and is just 2.75% BR..
i did get br rate 4% before,but paying rm698 only.
very curious how their calculation.5 years loan,now left 23months to go.My loan under variable rate
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Do you get the explanation?
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KUALA LUMPUR: RHB Banking Group will revise its base rate (BR) and base lending/financing rate (BLR/BFR) upwards by 25 basis points effective July 13 in line with the increase in the overnight policy rate (OPR) by Bank Negara today.

“RHB Bank Bhd, RHB Islamic Bank Bhd and RHB Investment Bank Bhd will increase its BR from 2.75% to 3.00% per annum, and will also revise the BLR/BFR from 5.70% to 5.95% per annum,” RHB said in a statement.

In line with the revision, RHB Bank and RHB Islamic Bank’s fixed deposit rates will also be revised upwards effective the same date.
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QUOTE(lkwah86 @ Jun 11 2022, 10:09 AM)
Do you get the explanation?
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ya with all the calculation
but still doesn't make sense..maybe is just bank thing..
now with opr keep up,my car loan will be higher than the first few years i paid..damn


no late payment,perfect record.

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for CIMB & PBB no news yet. You guys got recieve any news ?
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https://www.thestar.com.my/business/busines...ng-opr-revision
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I see my loan acc just naik the interest, no news and its automated.
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heard that end of the year another 0.5% hike. life tough....
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Rhb loan installment amount updated, I pump in extra 20k principal prepayment after the OPR adjust announcement, but how come my installment amount increase RM300+? 🤔
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Rhb loan installment amount updated, I pump in extra 20k principal prepayment after the OPR adjust announcement, but how come my installment amount increase RM300+? 🤔
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Most likely it adjust based on the original loan amount, not the balance amount currently outstanding.

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QUOTE(Incarnation @ Nov 8 2022, 12:39 PM)
Rhb loan installment amount updated, I pump in extra 20k principal prepayment after the OPR adjust announcement, but how come my installment amount increase RM300+? 🤔
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in the end it's the same

either your loan pay off faster, as you pay more now
or your loan pay off as originally scheduled, but you pay less now.

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If mortgage rates goes up double can you still afford to pay?... fruit for thought.
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Own nothing and be happie.
If mortgage rates goes up double can you still afford to pay?... fruit for thought.
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but hard to say la...

when reach 60 years old still got worry people may kick you out of the house when you rent?

Food for thought also....

unless parents give you house or inheritance, maybe no need la
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Rhb loan installment amount updated, I pump in extra 20k principal prepayment after the OPR adjust announcement, but how come my installment amount increase RM300+? 🤔
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Maybe there's RHB staff in this forum blink.gif seems like they already close off the loophole or just an error. My regular installment went back to the normal amount meaning they don't take into account my extra money in principal prepayment account anymore.

Everyone with RHB house loan should take note especially if you have >70% in prepayment account, you might pay off your loan in one year and lose your flexibility on the the anytime redrawal facility. But might be a good thing with current high interest rate environment.
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Maybe there's RHB staff in this forum  blink.gif  seems like they already close off the loophole or just an error. My regular installment went back to the normal amount meaning they don't take into account my extra money in principal prepayment account anymore.

Everyone with RHB house loan should take note especially if you have >70% in prepayment account, you might pay off your loan in one year and lose your flexibility on the the anytime redrawal facility. But might be a good thing with current high interest rate environment.
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Yes, they closed the loop hole now. My monthly payment went from 3k to 5.6k for 1.2mil loan. Already parked half of the loan amount in the account. That means, with the new rate, the loan need to be finished within next 13 years
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Yes, they closed the loop hole now. My monthly payment went from 3k to 5.6k for 1.2mil loan. Already parked half of the loan amount in the account. That means, with the new rate, the loan need to be finished within next 13 years
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I wonder how they realised it. This is such a major loophole. I mean I borrow from my family members right before revision of BR and put 95% in the flexi loan account and take out the day after. My monthly installment is only RM50 per month biggrin.gif This used to be worth it with low interest rate. Then i was thinking if I only pay RM50 per month until the end of my loan after 30 years what will happen lol I was prepared to argue that it was their system bug. Seems like someone noticed it already bangwall.gif

Haha oh well good times enjoyed a few years of this loophole.
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I wonder how they realised it. This is such a major loophole. I mean I borrow from my family members right before revision of BR and put 95% in the flexi loan account and take out the day after. My monthly installment is only RM50 per month  biggrin.gif  This used to be worth it with low interest rate. Then i was thinking if I only pay RM50 per month until the end of my loan after 30 years what will happen lol I was prepared to argue that it was their system bug. Seems like someone noticed it already  bangwall.gif

Haha oh well good times enjoyed a few years of this loophole.
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Same here. I parked big chunk just before the latest increase hoping the monthly will reduce to sub 3k. I don't mind paying the new amount but the loan will end before my 20 years MLTA. If I'm finishing my loan before the 20 years period, I might lose the insurance benefit incase of demise
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QUOTE(roy_zu @ Nov 9 2022, 11:26 AM)
Same here. I parked big chunk just before the latest increase hoping the monthly will reduce to sub 3k. I don't mind paying the new amount but the loan will end before my 20 years MLTA. If I'm finishing my loan before the 20 years period, I might lose the insurance benefit incase of demise
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Yeah, since you paid for the premium you should be able to enjoy the full tenure benefits. Can't you just take out the extra amount so that the regular installment extends few more years? That's what I plan to do anyway, withdraw the excess amount monthly from the flexi loan and make regular payment so that it will never trigger early settlement on my part.

Should be workable right?
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Yeah, since you paid for the premium you should be able to enjoy the full tenure benefits. Can't you just take out the extra amount so that the regular installment extends few more years? That's what I plan to do anyway, withdraw the excess amount monthly from the flexi loan and make regular payment so that it will never trigger early settlement on my part.

Should be workable right?
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This should work technically but might lose out on enjoying almost interest free loan. Will give a call to bank to check on details
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QUOTE(RAGALIA @ Jun 5 2022, 01:40 PM)
I called their CS and explain this even the branch manager they said it's the system he also quite shocked by it actually. But say that's how they do it. They only revised the system during BLR revision. So essentially, anyone that got extra cash lying around, inject into the extra account. My repayment monthly now is RM70 after this latest increase because i put even more cash into the account before they revised it. Essentially I got more money to roll when I needed it because my monthly repayment is so low. I did tell the CS service to update the loophole but they say it's not worth it. The system been there for years. So I shall take advantage of it  biggrin.gif
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it was you who asked the CS update the loophole? doh.gif

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it was you who asked the CS update the loophole?  doh.gif
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Haha I did call long time ago based on their reaction that time they did not want to entertaint me. I just want to confirm with them what happens if my repayment amount is RM50 till I finish my RHB loan seems like no one was able to answer me. Since then it was raised two times but did not affect it also not sure why this time they revised it.
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QUOTE(roy_zu @ Nov 9 2022, 11:26 AM)
Same here. I parked big chunk just before the latest increase hoping the monthly will reduce to sub 3k. I don't mind paying the new amount but the loan will end before my 20 years MLTA. If I'm finishing my loan before the 20 years period, I might lose the insurance benefit incase of demise
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MLTA should able to move to other properties if the current loan is fully paid....i think yours that end in 20 years time is MRTA or equivalent?

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MLTA should able to move to other properties if the current loan is fully paid....i think yours that end in 20 years time is MRTA or equivalent?
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Mine is MLTA
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Mine is MLTA
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then should be no worry if the loan is early settled, since it can be transfer to your next property.


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then should be no worry if the loan is early settled, since it can be transfer to your next property.
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Hign likely there will be NO another property loan till retrirement. Haha
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I have same problem like some of u

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QUOTE(iamtheone2020 @ Nov 10 2022, 11:35 PM)
I have same problem like some of u guys, my loan balance is 460k, monthly payment used to be 1.8k, but suddenly after recent BR increase, the loan payment become 2.3k, i called RHB but they say someone will call to explain. Anyone know whats happening?
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What happens is the bank cost of fund increases. They now have to pay higher interest to savings and fds and the extra cost is pass to borrowers to maintain their profit margin.
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What happens is the bank cost of fund increases. They now have to pay higher interest to savings and fds and the extra cost is pass to borrowers to maintain their profit margin.
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But normally when each time opr raised, my loan increased by rm50-70, this time its 500 which j think something wrong
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But normally when each time opr raised, my loan increased by rm50-70, this time its 500 which j think something wrong
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I have a loan figure close to yours. My lowest monthly repayment during mco is 2k. Latest is 2.2k

Again depending on banks ... if you signed up for moratorium twice, then some banks will add the suspended payment to current.repayment

If borrower 'enjoyed' the moratorium, now is the time to repay.

For eg ... 2,000 x 6 x 2 times moratorium = 24 000 !


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QUOTE(mini orchard @ Nov 11 2022, 08:22 AM)
I have a loan figure close to yours. My lowest monthly repayment during mco is 2k. Latest is 2.2k

Again depending on banks ... if you signed up for moratorium twice, then some banks will add the suspended payment to current.repayment

If borrower 'enjoyed' the moratorium, now is the time to repay.

For eg ... 2,000 x 6 x 2 times moratorium = 24 000 !
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Hutang Duit...Sila bayar Hutang! Makick Zuraidah bising lagi pasal moratorium. Like no need to pay back..now, ambik ko! (Not meant you specifically, but in general).

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QUOTE(mini orchard @ Nov 11 2022, 08:22 AM)
I have a loan figure close to yours. My lowest monthly repayment during mco is 2k. Latest is 2.2k

Again depending on banks ... if you signed up for moratorium twice, then some banks will add the suspended payment to current.repayment

If borrower 'enjoyed' the moratorium, now is the time to repay.

For eg ... 2,000 x 6 x 2 times moratorium = 24 000 !
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Never took any moratarium, in fact i paid extra for pricipal
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Hign likely there will be NO another property loan till retrirement. Haha
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Never say never...If you're able to clear the loan early by dumping excess cash into it, this proves that you should have enough capital to purchase another rental income properties....Just need to know how to choose the property & manage your leverage well.
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QUOTE(iamtheone2020 @ Nov 10 2022, 11:35 PM)
I have same problem like some of u guys, my loan balance is 460k, monthly payment used to be 1.8k, but suddenly after recent BR increase, the loan payment become 2.3k, i called RHB but they say someone will call to explain. Anyone know whats happening?
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Likely that the system use the original loan amount as repayment calculation instead of the current balance... i have around the same loan balance as yours, 480k, repayment 1.9k, after recent hike it becomes 2.6k, which is approaching the original monthly repayment of 2.8k when i signed the letter offer...next hike of 25 basis point will back to pre-covid level, so most probably our loan will back to around the same repayment as pre-covid repayment amount.
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Never took any moratarium, in fact i paid extra for pricipal
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Ok. So you have no problem paying extra and all payments goes into the account. Shouldnt have any problem ?

Borrower can request for a statement to show the money movement.

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Never say never...If you're able to clear the loan early by dumping excess cash into it, this proves that you should have enough capital to purchase another rental income properties....Just need to know how to choose the property & manage your leverage well.
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Already have another 3 properties currently rented (1 of it my previous own stay) before got new landed 3 years ago. Out of 3, 2 were bad investment due to rental yield lower than loan due to location or other nearby properties. So, no more property investment. Going to target other low risk investments where capital is pretty much assured and easy to liquidate
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QUOTE(roy_zu @ Nov 11 2022, 03:32 PM)
Already have another 3 properties currently rented (1 of it my previous own stay) before got new landed 3 years ago. Out of 3, 2 were bad investment due to rental yield lower than loan due to location or other nearby properties. So, no more property investment. Going to target other low risk investments where capital is pretty much assured and easy to liquidate
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Yep. Buying properties is a No No for me as well. Better buy REITS. Enough headaches to maintain properties and chase for rent and sure these idiots pay their electric bill.

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Yep. Buying properties is a No No for me as well. Better buy REITS. Enough headaches to maintain properties and chase for rent and sure these idiots pay their electric bill.
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RHB house loan amount was adjusted
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RHB house loan amount was adjusted
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Yes, mine too. Reduction of RM64. All hail BNM

 

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