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post Apr 28 2011, 09:31 AM

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QUOTE(wu ming @ Apr 28 2011, 06:35 AM)
Hi. Please refer here for all of the payment methods.
Now do not give statement that it is not convenience to pay. LOL. laugh.gif
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That's the correct link. A lot to pay (bills, tax, loans) but still dont have tax exemption. Paying study loan should be compensated with tax exemption. Who is with me? brows.gif
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post May 4 2011, 04:47 PM

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QUOTE(smwah @ May 4 2011, 04:32 PM)
Regarding the 1% rate, I heard some my friends said is not worth. Reason is the 1% is base on term calcuation and the total repay amount is fixed, just like the car loan. The the term is also long which end up a lot of interest in it.
If paying using standard, you can more to reduce the prinsiple so interest will lesser and if got more money u can settle it faster.
Please correct if wrong.
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You are absolutely correct, that's why I rejected it. It is an evil plan to make us pay longer and increase their interest rate. Very fishy and cunning like if you ask me. Conclusively, they want to take out the freedom of paying to what ever amount that we want and instead control it using LHDN. Since LHDN is involved why not integrate it to the annual tax structure. For sure every body is willing to pay if they provide some sort of deduction

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post May 13 2011, 11:54 AM

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QUOTE(ju146 @ May 13 2011, 11:30 AM)
Hi

Not sure how true this fact will be. I heard from my friend says that the ptptn loan waiver will apply for those 1st class graduate will have 100% waive for ptptn loan. Those with 2nd upper class will have 25% ptptn loan waiver also?

some 1 can help me?
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That will depend on your batch. The last current batches will have the advantage I believe, better check with PTPTN though for clarification
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post May 13 2011, 05:48 PM

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QUOTE(ju146 @ May 13 2011, 01:27 PM)
i was from the last current batch. Just want to confirm that 2nd upper class will have the benefits also?
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I'm not too sure bcoz i'm one of the oldest batch and i'm not applicable. My advice is try to call PTPTN and ask them properly. Cheers thumbup.gif
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post May 24 2011, 10:49 AM

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QUOTE(riandia @ May 14 2011, 11:01 PM)
actually how does the interest going down to 1% work? can any one share? how long is the fixed term that we need to pay back?
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The 1 % purpose is to make you pay less (fixed) per month but in a longer period ala personal loan. The amount paid will be fixed by them based on your offer letter. For sure the luxury of freedom payment is not there if you are planning to finish it early

QUOTE(staind @ May 15 2011, 06:43 PM)
Few days ago, I received a call from PTPTN asking me for reason on why I din't take the 1% re-payment. It was a survey according to her. I told her that I don't like the auto monthly salary deduction. On the spot, she asked that if she can waive that requirement, will I opt for that?

I told her the answer was yes but I was driving and will call her back later. I was really driving at that time. I have yet to call her back. Checked the telephone number. It is the real PTPTN hotline number. Anyone got the same call?

Btw, I have been making monthly re-payment since graduated.


Added on May 15, 2011, 6:45 pm
I am from local U. 2009 batch. First class honor. No waiving for my batch.
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The 1% payment have to be signed and certain documents have to be attached before they can provide you the agreement. The call maybe just to confirm your consideration of the offer. If you say yes, the offer letter will be arriving on your doorstop asap. Read first the T&C b4 you agrees
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post May 27 2011, 09:47 AM

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QUOTE(l3iTi @ May 25 2011, 08:04 PM)
You guys need to try to login via this website --> http://www.ptptn.gov.my/gateway/

My statement no longer being updated in this website --> http://epay.ptptn.gov.my/loan/ptptnlogin.jsp

Main reason should be cos I have been approved for the 1%

They roll back all the payment and interest been made before the approval from EFES.
Then they reflect my latest debt status in the earlier website I shared.

Personal Opinion as below:

You guys can opt to apply for it if ur balance debt is still huge lor....dun care bout the monthly payment/ auto deduct...
Cos my company actually dun allow any auto deduct from salary.
But i still get approved. So which means that PTPTN didnt actualy contacted my company.

I'm no longer working in M'sia, but as long as i got do payment, dun think they will revert it back.

Well, worth the hassle been done for the signatures...cos after roll back the payment and interest, i saved RM1k
then right now, i monthly save RM30....cos previously every mth the interest was like RM50...now the interest is only RM17...

I'm not planning to clear all in short time...guess I'll drag it till end of contract...which is 15 years repayment... biggrin.gif
So this 1% save me lots of money....
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For those who intends to pay longer and have some savings, the 1% is better. For those who are planning to end the payment soon or less than 5 years for example, its better if you can control your payment. Lets say, pay consistent monthly, if got some bonus can pay a bit more, Cheers icon_rolleyes.gif
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post May 27 2011, 05:34 PM

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QUOTE(arsenal @ May 27 2011, 05:00 PM)
want to ask whether can settle in full...what is the procedure?
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Better personally go to their center ie KL Sentral to clear all the things out. They will guide you from there
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post Jun 28 2011, 11:39 AM

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QUOTE(kyoko4eva @ Jun 27 2011, 10:23 PM)
are you suggesting that those who wish to clear the loan a.s.a.p should stick to 3% interest?
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In a particular case yes. For example if they make a deal with you of 1% interest for a fixed amount for 20 years. But you are thinking that you r able to finish it less than 10 years with whatever amount you like. Its better to stick to 3% rite, if u r willing to spend your money monthly for that period of time, then go ahead. Of course there is a saving but u cant break the deal. If you pay it in the earliest time possible, u can even save some of the interest asap. It all depends on your cash. Try work out some calculation based on ur income and u can see the diff thumbup.gif

QUOTE(PoorVenderz @ Jun 27 2011, 10:57 PM)
Guys, where do i need to repay this ptptn? Bank? It's based on our salary right? 1% of it? Sorry, too many pages in previous threat yawn.gif If I didn't work, then how they going to charge me? The longest period is 15yrs?
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Usually I pay with direct transfer thru internet banking, but you need some sort of id number from the first notice that you get from ptptn that asking u to pay. Or else pay it at the counter. Its better if you ask them directly first regarding your case. 1% is the amount of interest not the amount of monthly payment cool2.gif
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post Jun 28 2011, 05:15 PM

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QUOTE(PoorVenderz @ Jun 28 2011, 12:41 PM)
Means, i need to go back CIMB bank? And ask them directly?  ohmy.gif
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Not ask the bank but ask PTPTN how to settle for your case, they will explain to you the best way to pay...
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post Jul 14 2011, 10:39 AM

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QUOTE(MegaStore @ Jul 7 2011, 08:19 PM)
may i know is ptptn conversion to scholarship still available now? i will graduate in 2013.
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QUOTE(staind @ Jul 7 2011, 09:08 PM)
Hard to say. haha.
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Sorry to say that i agree with staind...better ask PTPTN directly for answers...currently there are a lot of conversion this and that, discount etc, pening already to digest for other batches... thumbup.gif
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post Sep 28 2011, 01:26 PM

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QUOTE(MNet @ Sep 27 2011, 07:46 PM)
u need pay the amount stated at the policy no less.

if pay more ok
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Is it ok to pay more, how do they calculate it back? I thought you have to follow the agreed amount in the policy to make the interest longer...
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post Sep 28 2011, 02:02 PM

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My statement is somewhat related to the fixed amount automatically deducted from your income...before this you are free to pay it whatever amount monthly or annually with 3%interest which give you a chance for the payer to settle early, but now you need to pay exactly per month agreed with 1%interest in a longer period (as per amount borrowed). What I'm trying to say is PTPTN now can hold the minimum payment every month and can penalise you when you breach the policy unlike the old pay as you like method...
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QUOTE(akira de aimbuster @ Sep 28 2011, 02:05 PM)
weird question: can I choose to pay back my loan for 30/40 years?
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Its fixed by them but I guess max will be 20++ years only

QUOTE(MNet @ Sep 28 2011, 08:13 PM)
Even u pay more monthly, the interest u pay is still same. No more and no less.
Its fixed by ptptipu
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You mean that instead of deducting from the salary, you pay a bit more with other means to add it up? Can we still take the advantage of pay as you like after accepting the ujrah terms with a compulsory monthly pay which is 1% interest in certain2 years agreed?
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QUOTE(bigboy @ Sep 29 2011, 10:36 AM)
i dont just understand y many people keep angry and dissatisfied with ptptn.

basic thing here > u already borrow the money n enjoy, so after u graduated, work y its so difficult to pay back??? i think all of u already read n understand all T&C when u sign the agreement, rite?

if u can buy a car, use credit cards, shopping, take personal loan etc, y its so difficult to pay as low as rm50 per month????

at my time, its 4%... ive already settled my PTPTN last year..N got confirmation letter from them

im paying around rm200 per month consistently, will pay more if got bonus smile.gif ..every month i will check the statement n make sure i received official receipt from PTPTN..

no offense, just sharing my story ..now 1%,still difficult to pay?? ;p
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I guess you graduated from IPTA rite...I am fully agreed on your statement and if my payment is as low as Rm50, i have no problem to pay it, its same like loan, you pay what you are getting...but for IPTS-graduated like me, a lot to think of with the rising cost of living nowadays and b4, the amount of payment can reach to ten fold of Rm50 within 20+years, that's why I prefer the flexibility in the first place, when you get more pay more

QUOTE(eehtsitna @ Sep 29 2011, 10:51 AM)
Anyone managed to file for a rebate from ptptn before? I repaid the full loan more than 3-4 years ago and I am still waiting for my rebate till this to date. Was wondering if i should just forget about it.
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My wife is currently pursuing it with PTPTN, do not lose your hope even though its a only a fraction of it
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QUOTE(bigboy @ Sep 29 2011, 11:16 AM)
everyone got affected with high living cost....
if u cant pay even as low as rm50/month...this thing will burden u coz u will get more commitment in future
lucky PTPTN is not straight as BANK smile.gif
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That's is the major reason why people are reluctant to pay it, PTPTN is not strict enough but I'm still consistently paying it for the past six years. But come to think of it, PTPTN created by Government and not a profit driven entity. I presumed the initial 4% interest in the first place was already a known burden to everybody, that's why the reducing interest rate exercise came into place. I hope they can integrate it to the income tax structure to encourage people to pay them, the blacklisted method was a nice move by them though
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post Nov 22 2011, 08:37 AM

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Maybe they are bz chasing the more than ten years graduated havent paid a cent category I guess...

I think its not bcoz of leniency, its the mentality of thinking of paying PTPTn is a burden eventhough its only less than 100rm/month...I dont get it student nowadays, ignoring your commitment after graduated, it will get tougher if you have a family in the future...if you borrow from bank for sure will be blacklisted straight away
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QUOTE(smwah @ Nov 29 2011, 12:48 AM)
I got the 1% approval. But there is form u need to filled up, but I see got column potongan majikan. What if I don't want potong from my majikan?
I not sure want to take up this offer or not, or just pay as little as possible base on standard as long no black list me.
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Yep. that's why I'm not buying it. I prefer pay as you wish method as I'm planning to settle early...but if I'm not mistaken somebody in here said can change it, not sure can or not but the agreement clearly stated potongan gaji...that's why I said they want to ikat you every month with commitment...no wonder they ask LHDN to help, can blacklist you anytime though
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I guess you are very lucky, didn't expect it before the implementation...not surprising of them of not having a proper system at the first place...I think by getting LHDn to assist, they are preparing an efficient system to be implemented in the near future ala income tax form...Just enjoy the savings while you can


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QUOTE(smwah @ Nov 30 2011, 10:30 PM)
I pay randomly. Just put money anytime. But problem is the interest. How they calculate the interest.
But the 1% also subjective, bcoz they started to calculate from certain time, mine is from 2008.....
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The old scheme is 3% of your monthly outstanding balance, I would think the ujrah is almost the same but the only difference is they take the outstanding balance from a certain month of 2008...better check if you dont want them to calculate wrongly
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post Dec 6 2011, 09:40 AM

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That sum up the current situation yo...the oversea thing is the most problematic of all to say at least nowadays, come on, at least pay la...pay something and dont pay anything for few years is oso ok...it can save you a lot of trouble

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