QUOTE(Liamness @ Mar 25 2020, 01:39 PM)
Of course interest will continue to acrue.. the question is, whether that is ADDITIONAL interest ontop of the interest being accrued as usual.. for somebody like you, who teaches English.. im appalled at the level of your comprehensive skills..
Maybe you should call your bank up. Because that is what I did and was informed that there will not be any additional interest charged for this 6 months..
In anyways, im waiting for the bank letter before I make my move.
Will I be charged additional interest on the repayment amount that is deferred by 6 months during the period?
For conventional loans, interest will continue to be charged on the outstanding balance comprising of both principal and interest portion (i.e. compounded) during the moratorium period.
For Islamic financing, profit will continue to accrue on the outstanding principal amount. Such profit however will not be compounded in line with Shariah principles.
Banks are however not allowed to impose late penalty charges on the deferred amount. In other words, the loan/financing repayment is just deferred by 6 months.
What would happen to my loan/financing repayments after the deferment package period? How does being in the deferment package affect my interest payments after the 6-month period? Is there an increase in monthly payments, or longer tenure?
Interest/profit will continue to accrue on loan/financing repayments that are deferred. This means accumulated repayment amount during the deferment of repayment period will be added to the outstanding loan/financing amount.
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