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kradun
post Jul 7 2022, 09:33 PM

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I got public bank loan account as well. Online transfer will do just fine, just that if via this way then will be better to continue pay on monthly basis just to avoid any late fee incurred to ur account.

The interest is calculated base on total balance owing, so every month when it generate interest it will top up into your balance owing, then subsequent interest billing will based on the total owing from principle + interest. Bank generate interest on interest as well, no matter how u will being charge with same amount of interest.

Unless u need extra service such like auto repay into future repayment without incur late payment penalty or recalculate the future repayment amount then you probably require to walk in to the counter.

This post has been edited by kradun: Jul 7 2022, 10:47 PM
kradun
post Jul 8 2022, 05:04 PM

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QUOTE(Dhang @ Jul 8 2022, 02:26 PM)
Has your loan been fully disbursed?

The house I bought is still under construction and the loan is only partially disbursed so the bank told me that I can't pay the principal amount. Have to wait until the OP is issued, who knows how long it will take.
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Mine is subsales don't have such restriction, just with lock in 3 years can't fully settle, which I also not able to do so hence also not bother much.
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post Jul 8 2022, 05:10 PM

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QUOTE(LovelyPotato @ Jul 8 2022, 03:21 PM)
Sorry for the spam. I called my PBB branch credit dept to check. The person says that any extra payment have 3 place to go in loan account.

One will go into redraw amount will reduce interest, one will go into prepayment, and one will go into actual loan payment.

Any lump sum will go into redraw amount (you can check on PBB website), which will reduce your interest.

Monthly interest is charged based on the outstanding balances you see on your app, which is your (total outstanding principal minus redraw amount) * interest rate /365 * number of days of the month.

Prepayment amount will make your next payment date move further. As long as your next payment date is not too far and the amount in available redraw amount is adding up then you should be fine.

Additional info: transaction type code 614 is to pay your installment, 668 is redraw amount, 999 is transaction, unfortunately I don’t have any sample for prepayment code.
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Well done lovely potato.

Yeah just for the sake of reduce interest won't need to susah go counter just transfer into the loan account will do.

For online payment u won't be able to choose code, that likely to perform at counter?

 

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