QUOTE(wild_card_my @ Jun 4 2019, 03:23 AM)
Easiest way is to check from the latest loan details/statement. Id like to analyze yours and share my findings, but I understand it is a very personal matter. These statements are my "raw materials" that I go through and share with my circles. Unfortunately I haven't got any hands on MBB's as most of my circles have migrated to other banks.
I have their 2018 loan statements, but our concerns are most likely the interests chargeable during the BR reduction month. I am sure I can see through the numbers if I can get my hands on a loan details/statement. It has to cover the months of March to May 2019 and show the outstanding loan balances throughout the period. I would also need to know the BR + [spread] figures. That's about it.
Something like this (without the numbers removed) would be very useful. Any volunteers?

Figure 1. Redacted figures of a loan statement from MBB ASB-financing account
I didn't want to be brought into this thread.. But basically, what I said is as the image you posted.. Notice the dates are consistent.. End of month, first day of month.. On and on.. What changes is profit charged (which I gave the numbers and dates) and loan balance amounts. Monthly Installment remains the same..Then mine changed as per my earlier post. Kindly continue there (if there's anything to add) as I don't fancy /K talks.. Too many kids here..I have their 2018 loan statements, but our concerns are most likely the interests chargeable during the BR reduction month. I am sure I can see through the numbers if I can get my hands on a loan details/statement. It has to cover the months of March to May 2019 and show the outstanding loan balances throughout the period. I would also need to know the BR + [spread] figures. That's about it.
Something like this (without the numbers removed) would be very useful. Any volunteers?

Figure 1. Redacted figures of a loan statement from MBB ASB-financing account
Jun 4 2019, 11:40 AM

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