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 Put $ to FD better or clear housing loan better?, 25 years,4 percent, RM 300,000

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p4n6
post Feb 8 2024, 03:20 PM

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QUOTE(plouffle0789 @ Feb 8 2024, 09:24 AM)
So clear housing loan better or put $ to fixed deposit better?
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Both also bad. You should find investment better than mortgage interest rate and park the money there.
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post Feb 8 2024, 03:31 PM

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Afaik the first few years of installments u paid only small portion of it goes to the principal. Bank are smart enough to collect all the interest asap so u paying it all later dont make much different.

Its more feasible to continue paying installment for liquidity reason. U get more cash flow and more liquid compared to paying in advance. If your cash flow is good and u got a lot of cushion then pay it all up. Else just maintain the installment. The bank already earn everything as soon as u sign the loan agreement.
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QUOTE(plouffle0789 @ Feb 8 2024, 04:13 AM)
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If unsure, always settle flexi loan first
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post Feb 8 2024, 03:41 PM

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QUOTE(p4n6 @ Feb 8 2024, 03:20 PM)
Both also bad. You should find investment better than mortgage interest rate and park the money there.
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ETF can?
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post Feb 8 2024, 08:15 PM

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QUOTE(plouffle0789 @ Feb 8 2024, 03:41 PM)
ETF can?
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Diff ppl diff investment appetite… best is evaluate your own which is the best.
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QUOTE(wilsonjay @ Feb 8 2024, 06:03 AM)
Huh since when interest paid on loan is tax deductible?
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Only if that property loan, is generating income...aka you rent it out. Otherwise no.

Meaning if empty...you do not get to deduct anything.
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QUOTE(plouffle0789 @ Feb 8 2024, 03:41 PM)
ETF can?
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Have been considering to switch to buying ETF...like S&P 500.



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post Feb 24 2024, 05:23 PM

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QUOTE(DarkAeon @ Feb 8 2024, 05:13 AM)
usually interst on loan > fd rate

so......
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https://www.cmbwinglungbank.com/wlb_corpora...calculator.html


chinese version

calculate how much





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https://www.calculator.net/mortgage-calculator.html?chouseprice=51%2C952&cdownpayment=0&cdownpaymentunit=p&cloanterm=5.583&cinterestrate=4.5&cstartmonth=3&cstartyear=2024&caddoptional=1&cpropertytaxes=0&cpropertytaxesunit=p&chomeins=0&chomeinsunit=d&cpmi=0&cpmiunit=d&choa=0&choaunit=d&cothercost=0&cothercostunit=d&cmop=1&cptinc=0&chiinc=0&choainc=0&cocinc=0&cexma=1%2C428&cexmsm=3&cexmsy=2024&cexya=0&cexysm=3&cexysy=2024&cexoa=17%2C500&cexosm=3&cexosy=2024&caot=0&xa1=0&xm1=3&xy1=2024&xa2=0&xm2=3&xy2=2024&xa3=0&xm3=3&xy3=2024&xa4=0&xm4=3&xy4=2024&xa5=0&xm5=3&xy5=2024&xa6=0&xm6=3&xy6=2024&xa7=0&xm7=3&xy7=2024&xa8=0&xm8=3&xy8=2024&xa9=0&xm9=3&xy9=2024&xa10=0&xm10=3&xy10=2024&csbw=1&printit=0&x=Calculate


https://www.calculator.net/mortgage-calcula...t=0&x=Calculate



https://www.calculatorsoup.com/calculators/...-calculator.php

Amortization Schedule Calculator


An amortization schedule calculator is like a chart that shows how you'll pay back a loan.

It lists each payment you make and how much of it goes toward paying off the loan and how much goes to the lender as interest.


It helps you see how your loan balance gets smaller over time as you make payments.


This can be handy for planning your finances and understanding how borrowing money works.


Amortization is a method used by banks and financial companies to calculate the profit they make from housing loans. It involves breaking down each loan payment into portions that cover both the loan amount (principal) and the interest charged by the bank.

This helps lenders understand how much money they earn from interest over time and how much of the loan principal is being paid off by the borrower.



https://www.cpf.gov.sg/member/tools-and-ser...gage-calculator



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Situation Value
Loan remaining 67 months (5 years and 7 months)
Remaining balance RM 51,953
Interest rate 4.5%



Monthly payment RM 872
Extra payment RM 1,428
New monthly payment RM 2,300
With extra payment Loan payoff time 24 months (2 years )
Payment Type Total Interest Paid (RM)
total interest Without Extra Payments (67 months) RM 6,896
total interest With Extra Payments (24 months) RM 2,458
Interest saved if pay RM 2,300 per month RM 4,438





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With the extra payment(s)[RM1,428 EXTRA EVERY MONTH AND ONE TIME PAY RM 17,500 ] , the loan will be paid off in 1 year and 4 months, and RM 5,756 interest will be saved.






Bank earn RM 1,139 interest............

So saved RM 1,318 if pay extra 1 time pay RM 17,500....



https://www.bnm.gov.my/monetary-stability/opr-decisions


https://www.cpf.gov.sg/member/tools-and-ser...gage-calculator

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https://www.dbs.com.sg/personal/landing/loa...anrepayment-hdb






But SGD/MYR rates will cause me lost money.....

This post has been edited by plouffle0789: Mar 2 2024, 03:58 AM

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