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lonely66
post Jan 21 2025, 10:39 AM

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QUOTE(kesuki17 @ Jan 21 2025, 10:12 AM)
Thanks for all the replies over the past few days. Here’s an update on my current status:
I found out that my total loan is actually RM5k. After selling all assets, I managed to gather RM3k, leaving me with RM2k still outstanding.

Should I ask my company for financial assistance instead? I have a good track record with them,as my previous loan of RM8k has already been fully repaid.

Here are a few points to note:

1.I don’t want to apply for AKPK due to the negative consequences (e.g., being unable to apply for loans or being blacklisted by the bank).

2.Borrowing money from friends or family isn’t an option, as they can’t afford to help.

3.My company doesn’t provide bonuses, so that isn’t an option either. We haven’t received any bonuses for the past two years due to the company being very tight with money.

4.Regarding my earlier mention of buying a new phone or car.It’s just a plan for the future. I’ll only make such purchases if I can afford them, but for now, my focus is on clearing all outstanding debt.

Lastly, I’d like to know where I can get a loan for RM2k aside from my company. I don’t mind a slightly higher interest rate, as I’m committed to repaying the loan.
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can try this method, buy new hp from shopee n use spaylater, try to find shop that allow 6 month instalment then sell off the hp online

buy those new hp just came out so is more easy for you to sell off, if the hp cost only 1k then buy 2 unit

try to utilize their coin when buying and hopefully you no need to lose any money after you sell, then you can get 6 month instalment for 2k interest free

 

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