QUOTE(NewKid @ Feb 12 2008, 04:49 AM)
Can. It is called Refinance. Why the change? lower interest?
But check with RHB how long is your contract period. Normally it is 5 years. Meaning if within that 5 years, you settle your loan with RHB, u get penalty. The rest the same as buying a new house. S&P, lawyers, etc etc.
If its because of lower rate, u can actually write a letter to RHB requesting for a revised loan rate since the offers from other banks is lower, assuming u got good track record in repayment. Then compare the revised rate by RHB w PBB's rate and consider the penalty. See which one is better off. Also consider ur conveniences w doing ur banking stuff.But check with RHB how long is your contract period. Normally it is 5 years. Meaning if within that 5 years, you settle your loan with RHB, u get penalty. The rest the same as buying a new house. S&P, lawyers, etc etc.
Feb 12 2008, 10:16 AM

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