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 MORATORIUM PEMBIAYAAN BANK SEMPENA WABAK COVID

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SUSxander83
post Jun 30 2021, 04:27 AM

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QUOTE(Human Nature @ Jun 29 2021, 08:37 PM)
Bumping this old thread as it talks about the moratorium during MCO1.

Based on this, is the latest moratorium the same as the one offered in MCO1? ie. simple deferment of payment and no additional fee/charge/interest/udang sebalik batu?

FM: Moratorium not interest free, but banks told to waive compounded interest
https://www.malaysiakini.com/news/580945
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Another bs from useless Minister when the fact it is deferred interest which has to be after moratorium and how on earth is the interests is compounded because it has to be lumped to be paid later doh.gif

Banks makes money from interest otherwise how to keep paying bankers on the job

A better plan would deferred interest to be to divided equally based remaining loan period instead
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post Jun 30 2021, 06:12 PM

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QUOTE(LoTek @ Jun 30 2021, 10:24 AM)
for flexi loans, i guess makes sense to take the moratorium if cash is tight now, can have the opportunity to repay more and reduce interest again in the future? correct me if I'm wrong.
indeed. he talks like the bloody corporate he is, trying to trick the non financially literate. compounded interest... lol
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Typical corporate politicians which is why he got chosen for the job doh.gif
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post Jul 9 2021, 04:31 AM

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QUOTE(mini orchard @ Jul 8 2021, 08:43 AM)
For those who need it, even paying compounding interest may save the property from going into foreclosure. For those undecided or not sure will be affected in the future, keeping cash is better option. Job or business now cannot be predicted in the future. As for our country handling of the crisis, another emco next year is not surprising.

A borrower will have 6 months moratorium and another 6 months saved cash reserve to regularised his financial position.

Foreclosure costs are more than the 6 months compounded interest after the moratorium.
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2021 has not even end with EMCO what makes you 2022 will be another EMCO

Btw EMCO is just one man greed to stay in power prolongly till 2023 hence never ending thanks to useless DG as well rclxms.gif

QUOTE(NorAzdanNordin @ Jul 8 2021, 11:30 PM)
That means the interest is compounded. The reason why I said public bank is BULLSHITTING - is because they compound the interest that is accrued after the moratorium period ends, vs my other moratorium offer by RHB as attached.

RHB doesn’t compound the interest after the moratorium period - it is specifically said that the compound interest is based on outstanding balance BEFORE the moratorium period. So no compounding of the interest.

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I think you are delusional as RHB will add in the interest in your principal while prolonging your loan period hence at the end you are still paying added interest with loan period hence it is compounded with your principal added which gives you added interest instead doh.gif

All banks are following BNM guidelines it is just whether the principal and interest are different but it works out the same end of the day minus a few dollars due to rounding doh.gif
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post Jul 21 2021, 08:48 AM

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QUOTE(Azury36 @ Jul 21 2021, 07:37 AM)
Realistic? By bringing about ASB and loses from banks? which has nothing to do with a Housing loan

You are delusion about yourself and think that you are realistic, funny

where is your proof the original Moratorium 1.0 got accrued interest on hire purchase? Or you just delusion again
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The interest is still accruing but deferred to be paid upon moratorium period ends

Hence moratorium is only to seize interest to be paid but defer interest to be accrued in the future instead doh.gif
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post Jul 23 2021, 01:33 AM

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QUOTE(Jenn77 @ Jul 22 2021, 10:11 AM)
Yup this is correct for HP. While housing.. i got a big shock of my life looking at the interest accrued. It was added into the principal after mora 1.0 ended. Had to korek my personal savings to cover it. Shit.  dry.gif
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Then whenever you accrued does it been hit with interest again when it ends?

Because that’s where the banks actually more money but they complicitly silent about it and wishing it was automatic instead doh.gif



 

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