May 15 2011, 06:43 PM
QUOTE(hyzam1212 @ May 4 2011, 04:47 PM)
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
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
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?
I am from local U. 2009 batch. First class honor. No waiving for my batch.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?
This post has been edited by staind: May 15 2011, 06:45 PM
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