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 ASB loan, worth to get it???

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Fushigidane
post Jan 15 2017, 12:21 PM

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No need to thank me Bro. 10 years from now when you've earned that 200k in dividends, just belanja this old man a teh tarik ok? Haha. We can discuss your next steps...


Absolutely! Let me just check back with my bank and get my confusion sorted out.
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post Jan 16 2017, 03:40 PM

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QUOTE(Fushigidane @ Jan 14 2017, 08:21 AM)
Also if I understand this correctly, every start of a year I should take out the leveraged ASB dividend and spread the payment in a 12-month basis. Is that correct? To me this sounds like cost averaging over the 12 months.
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Somehow I missed answering this question. I'll revisit this because I think it's important.

If you're going down this route, which is to let the dividend pay for the next year's loan repayments, you should never take out at the start of the year and pay monthly. Firstly, there is a risk that you will overspend the dividend elswhere! laugh.gif

Secondly, Since the more you have in ASB the more dividend you'll get, it makes economic sense to leave the dividend in there as long as possible and only take out when you need to pay to the bank. Meaning, go to the bank every month, ideally the first working day of the month take out 1,xxx and pay your loan for the last month. Leaving the rest in there to earn you dividends.

But again, let me stress this. Although you get free money at the end of the tenure of 200k you shouldn't limit yourself. If you pay monthly from your salary without touching the dividends and let it compound, at the end of 30 years you'll get roughly 1.4M! and you've paid roughly 360k for a nett gain of 1.1M.

1.1M - 200k = 900k more!

That's 1.4M in cash buddy, you can let it rain! rclxm9.gif

A lot of people drive a big car/big house but in their bank accounts cannot even buy a used kancil cash... doh.gif haha... sorry trolling a bit.

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post Jan 16 2017, 09:14 PM

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QUOTE(PrincZe @ Jan 12 2017, 12:50 AM)
Thanks, informative post
What I learn here is,
Assume loan 200k, pay monthly for 3 years. Stop and cancel loan, ask bank to disburse amount of remaining, let's say 36k

So at the same month, apply maximum loan again which is 160k example (200k -  36k + dividend) and continue paying for 3 years.

Repeat.

Is this what I suppose to do?
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I will tell u one thing as u are still young try to reach max OPM...

As u already have 200k loan make another 200k loan using asb2.

By using hybrid technique.

So u only need to continue pay for the 1st 200K and for the 2nd use the dividend to pay for it.

If u r 25 now, try to hold until u reach 30 (5 years)

So here what u will get if u max out 400k asb

Let say ur first 200k apply without insurance, than your monthly will be around 1100. Apply another 200k at 2nd year and terminate after 5 years

The calculation as below -

Dividend at 6.75% prorate

1st 200k
Dividend balance x 4 years = 325 x 4 = 1300
5th year dividend = 13500
Principal (ammortization) = 15,830
Total = 30,630✔

2nd 200k
Compounding x 4 years = 59717
Principal (ammortization) = 15,830
Total = 75,547✔✔

Total both ASB1+ASB2 = 30,630+75,547 = 106,177✔✔✔

Nett profit
Capital 1100 x 60 month = 66,000

106,177-66,000 = 40,177✔✔✔✔

When u have this, u can apply another 400k asb loan (RM26,400) and only need to pay for 1 year using rolling dividend technique. At 31 years old u already have 400k of ASB that u dun need to pay for unless the dividend become too low or bank rate become too high and your dividend cant cover for the whole installement...if that happen you have 2 choice either remain the asb loan (paid the uncovered amount) or terminate your ASB.

Or u can use the money to buy property, invest at another platform with higher return, or anything u want.

This post has been edited by haziqnet: Jan 16 2017, 09:15 PM
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post Jan 16 2017, 09:21 PM

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QUOTE(incubustor @ Jan 15 2017, 10:54 AM)
Whole tenure of the loan. 25 yrs. Reason I ask is because earlier there was mention that we get return from insurance.

Also it seems conventional loan got early exit penalty?
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Yes if u terminate your asb with insurance, u will get the balance of the premium return to your account in 2-3 month

The conventional loan at cimb have 1 year lock in period. But for islamic none...so if u apply for conventional asb ask them if it have lock in period or not.

If the loan have lock in period usually it will have exit penalty...but to be sure go to the bank and ask them...



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post Jan 16 2017, 09:33 PM

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QUOTE(buggie @ Jan 12 2017, 10:00 AM)
Hey Bro PrincZe, I think you've gone a little astray in the concept. Let me try to explain or maybe bro Haziq can explain better in figures  biggrin.gif

But firstly, what does the 36k represent?

Anyway, let's set the scene.... so you take 200k loan and you pay 1k monthly for 3 years. Assuming @ 7% dividend, you would have 245k in ASB by now made up of 200k sijil pledged to the bank and 45k of earned dividend in cash. You've paid 36k in installments and you have 27 years left in your tenure. Your outstanding owed to the bank will be less then 200k but that's not important.

Clear on the scene above? Ok now what do you do?

On the 1st of the next month apply to terminate the current loan which has 27 years left and immediately re-apply the loan for 200k again for the max tenure of 30 years. Don't worry, the bank officer should be used to this procedure of terminate/re-apply. Only thing is that you have to make it clear that they (the bank) have to disburse the NEW loan within the same month which could be very frustrating. I'll explain why later.

What happens when you do this? the bank will dissolve the 200k sijil and settle your existing 27 year loan. This leaves you with only 45k dividend in cash in your ASB. So for roughly 2 - 3 weeks until your new loan is approved and disbursed, your ASB will only have 45k in it. Then the bank will do their due diligence and process your new 30 year loan application and if all goes well, before the end of the month will put back the 200k sijil into your ASB making it 245k again

So where do you stand after this whole process? Your loan is extended back to 30 years. And you have 245k in ASB (200k sijil + 45k cash) ready to earn you that compounding interest at the end of the year. And you continue to pay for the next 3 years before repeating the process. And as a bonus, you get back 3k in ammortization which you can spend to get that new iPhone/Samsung to reward yourself for being so disciplined in making those monthly payments! thumbup.gif  rclxm9.gif

Bro haziq, correct me if I'm wrong please.
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Yes correct..but make sure u put the 45k dividend into another account like ASB 2 or TABUNG HAJI when apply the new 200k loan...if not u only can apply another 155k (max loan 200k per account)

If u are young u can either flip your ASB every 1,2,3 or more years until u reach 35...35 make sure u apply 400k asb and use rolling the dividend technique to cover for the loan installment (1st year installment use from the profit u earn from your previous ASB loan)

This post has been edited by haziqnet: Jan 16 2017, 09:33 PM
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post Jan 16 2017, 09:43 PM

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ASB is not hard to do...

Basically before making ASB loan / financing calculate how much u can afford per month.

If u can 200 than proceed with 200. If u only can 100 also can. Dont make ASB as a burden for u.

Remember ASBF is the best tool for force saving.

Use available ASB techniques to help u reach your goal.

Rolling dividen, compounding, hybrid that are the techniques. Use either one that suit with your financial needs.

Rolling dividend - 1 year capital only (if dividend too low or bank rate increase u may need to topup your own money)

Compounding - paid consistently without taking the dividend

Hybrid - increase your loan every year until reach 400k but only need to pay for the 1st years installment only








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post Jan 16 2017, 10:09 PM

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QUOTE(haziqnet @ Jan 16 2017, 09:33 PM)
Yes correct..but make sure u put the 45k dividend into another account like ASB 2 or TABUNG HAJI when apply the new 200k loan...if not u only can apply another 155k (max loan 200k per account)

If u are young u can either flip your ASB every 1,2,3 or more years until u reach 35...35 make sure u apply 400k asb and use rolling the dividend technique to cover for the loan installment (1st year installment use from the profit u earn from your previous ASB loan)
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If you are terminating/reapply, the 45k no need to take out right? only if applying first time loan need to take out.
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post Jan 17 2017, 12:33 AM

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QUOTE(buggie @ Jan 16 2017, 10:09 PM)
If you are terminating/reapply, the 45k no need to take out right? only if applying first time loan need to take out.
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No still need to take out...if you really want to make 200k asb than yes...because max loan is based on what u have in your asb account...the dividend included...even after u terminated it...

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post Jan 17 2017, 01:03 AM

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QUOTE(haziqnet @ Jan 17 2017, 12:33 AM)
No still need to take out...if you really want to make 200k asb than yes...because max loan is based on what u have in your asb account...the dividend included...even after u terminated it...
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So what you are saying is if I had 245k cash in ASB, no loan (for simplicity sake). If I wanted to take a 200k loan I need to take out the full 245k and put elsewhere? Then my ASB will be left with only 200k? If that's the case, everytime I terminate and reapply, I will be back at square one with only 200k and compounding interest is non-existent.

With due respect Bro haziq, I believe can just take out 200k and leave 45k inside. So when the bank approve my loan, and put back 200k sijil I will have back 245k...(200k sijil + 45k cash).

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post Jan 17 2017, 07:18 AM

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QUOTE(buggie @ Jan 17 2017, 01:03 AM)
So what you are saying is if I had 245k cash in ASB, no loan (for simplicity sake). If I wanted to take a 200k loan I need to take out the full 245k and put elsewhere? Then my ASB will be left with only 200k? If that's the case, everytime I terminate and reapply, I will be back at square one with only 200k and compounding interest is non-existent.

With due respect Bro haziq, I believe can just take out 200k and leave 45k inside. So when the bank approve my loan, and put back 200k sijil I will have back 245k...(200k sijil + 45k cash).
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If you apply loan, the bank will take sometime to disburse the loan before instalment payment, you lose the one or two months dividend depending on how fast the bank disburse the loan. Also the dividend will only commence upon paying the instalment and not upon disbursement of the loan by the bank ?

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post Jan 17 2017, 07:20 AM

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QUOTE(buggie @ Jan 17 2017, 01:03 AM)
So what you are saying is if I had 245k cash in ASB, no loan (for simplicity sake). If I wanted to take a 200k loan I need to take out the full 245k and put elsewhere? Then my ASB will be left with only 200k? If that's the case, everytime I terminate and reapply, I will be back at square one with only 200k and compounding interest is non-existent.

With due respect Bro haziq, I believe can just take out 200k and leave 45k inside. So when the bank approve my loan, and put back 200k sijil I will have back 245k...(200k sijil + 45k cash).
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No like this when u r applying for max loan 200k u need to allocate all what u have in your asb into another account...after the loan disburse u can transfer the allocate money back into your asb account...

For example :

You are trying to apply 200k asb loan and in your account already have 245k so you take out the 245k and put it into your asb2 account or Tabung haji (temporary)...after the loan approved and disburse into your asb account (received an offer letter) u can transfer back the 245k into your asb1 and you will have 445k in your account.

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post Jan 17 2017, 07:30 AM

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QUOTE(tonytyk @ Jan 17 2017, 07:18 AM)
If you apply loan, the bank will take sometime to disburse the loan before instalment payment, you lose the one or two months dividend depending on how fast the bank disburse the loan. Also the dividend will only  commence upon paying the instalment and not upon disbursement of the loan by the bank ?
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The dividend commence at the date of your asb disbursement...thats why asb flipper every year they will apply new asb loan at early month of november and terminate it at december...continue the step every year and getting cash in hand...

If ur loan approve and disbursed in november u will get free dividend at december even u only start payment at january the next year...

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post Jan 17 2017, 08:11 AM

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QUOTE(haziqnet @ Jan 17 2017, 07:30 AM)
The dividend commence at the date of your asb disbursement...thats why asb flipper every year they will apply new asb loan at early month of november and terminate it at december...continue the step every year and getting cash in hand...

If ur loan approve and disbursed in november u will get free dividend at december even u only start payment at january the next year...
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If you apply loan in Nov, you have to move all the fund out from asb in Nov, so no dividend will be paid in Nov?
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QUOTE(tonytyk @ Jan 17 2017, 08:11 AM)
If you apply loan in Nov, you have to move all the fund out from asb in Nov, so no dividend will be paid in Nov?
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you mean if u already have fund in your ASB account?

i just want to explain your question either the dividend will be calculate on the date of disbursement or installment date...

so the answer is on the date of disbursement


about ASB flipper every year, if u dun have any asb account yet and your goal to get cash in hand every year than the technique is like i mention on my previous post.


why u apply at november previous year and end at december current year ? the answer is because u want to get the 12 month dividend.


If u already have fund in you ASB1, you take it out temporarily (park in ASB2 or TH), apply for 200k ASB loan after disbursed put it back. Than at December apply for termination and u will earn more dividend (compounding) as u have loan and your own fund.

but if your fund in ASB for example 50k and u only want to apply another 150k by using loan, then u dun need to take out the fund as u still not reach the max 200k yet.

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QUOTE(haziqnet @ Jan 17 2017, 09:20 AM)
you mean if u already have fund in your ASB account?

i just want to explain your question either the dividend will be calculate on the date of disbursement or installment date...

so the answer is on the date of disbursement
about ASB flipper every year, if u dun have any asb account yet and your goal to get cash in hand every year than the technique is like i mention on my previous post.
why u apply at november previous year and end at december current year ? the answer is because u want to get the 12 month dividend.
If u already have fund in you ASB1, you take it out temporarily (park in ASB2 or TH), apply for 200k ASB loan after disbursed put it back. Than at December apply for termination and u will earn more dividend (compounding) as u have loan and your own fund.

but if your fund in ASB for example 50k and u only want to apply another 150k by using loan, then u dun need to take out the fund as u still not reach the max 200k yet.
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So if take out completely from asb to facilitate the loan, then there will be no dividend for Nov, is my interpretation correct?
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post Jan 17 2017, 10:36 AM

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QUOTE(tonytyk @ Jan 17 2017, 07:18 AM)
If you apply loan, the bank will take sometime to disburse the loan before instalment payment, you lose the one or two months dividend depending on how fast the bank disburse the loan. Also the dividend will only  commence upon paying the instalment and not upon disbursement of the loan by the bank ?
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Bro, dividend is given by PNB and nothing to do with the bank installment. All PNB cares when they calculate the dividend is whether the money is in at that point in time. So it is at the point of disbursement.

So having said that, you can push the bank to disburse within the same month. Usually you apply first, then the bank will tell you that they are ready to disburse and request you to empty the account. So it lessens the risk. Just make sure all done by month end cause that's when they calculate.
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QUOTE(tonytyk @ Jan 17 2017, 10:14 AM)
So if take out completely from asb to facilitate the loan, then there will be no dividend for Nov, is my interpretation correct?
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yes correct...thats why im telling u to put the fund into ASB2 or TH ...so the dividend still be calculate until your loan disbursed at ASB1 (if u put for 2 month for example, the dividend will be calculate for 2 month at your ASB2 - will be paid at April) but if u take out the fund and put it into your saving account than u wont get any dividend from it.






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QUOTE(buggie @ Jan 17 2017, 10:36 AM)
Bro, dividend is given by PNB and nothing to do with the bank installment. All PNB cares when they calculate the dividend is whether the money is in at that point in time. So it is at the point of disbursement.

So having said that, you can push the bank to disburse within the same month. Usually you apply first, then the bank will tell you that they are ready to disburse and request you to empty the account. So it lessens the risk. Just make sure all done by month end cause that's when they calculate.
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The best method when u apply for loan empty your ASB first...i have a case my client apply for 200k ASB and in his ASB account already have 10k. The bank wont tell the client to take out the fund instead reduce the loan amount automatically. Finally my client loan only approved for 190k and not 200k...





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QUOTE(buggie @ Jan 17 2017, 01:03 AM)
So what you are saying is if I had 245k cash in ASB, no loan (for simplicity sake). If I wanted to take a 200k loan I need to take out the full 245k and put elsewhere? Then my ASB will be left with only 200k? If that's the case, everytime I terminate and reapply, I will be back at square one with only 200k and compounding interest is non-existent.

With due respect Bro haziq, I believe can just take out 200k and leave 45k inside. So when the bank approve my loan, and put back 200k sijil I will have back 245k...(200k sijil + 45k cash).
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can bro..no prob...its exactly like u said..if u have 245k cash in asb..the banker will instruct u to move 200k elsewhere( asb2? maybe) and apply max loan 200k...so u will have 200k sijil + 45k cash in asb. higher dividend there and will maximise asb2 oso thumbsup.gif
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post Jan 17 2017, 11:31 AM

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QUOTE(haziqnet @ Jan 17 2017, 07:20 AM)
No like this when u r applying for max loan 200k u need to allocate all what u have in your asb into another account...after the loan disburse u can transfer the allocate money back into your asb account...

For example :

You are trying to apply 200k asb loan and in your account already have 245k so you take out the 245k and put it into your asb2 account or Tabung haji (temporary)...after the loan approved and disburse into your asb account (received an offer letter) u can transfer back the 245k into your asb1 and you will have 445k in your account.
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Bro, you might need to check back on this. Cause it sounds too good to be true. If this is the case, I will double my money instantly. Just imagine, having 245k cash in my account and apply loan immediately bumped to 445k! and my dividend bumped from 16k to 29k! That is just awesome... but unfortunately sounds a little too easy. Technically, i could dump 200k in there as per limit, then wait 3 years for 45k dividend. Then apply 200k loan and immediately after 3 years i'm earning dividend on 445k

If I have 245k in there, my limit is therefore pegged 245k. I can't exceed this amount until my dividend expands it further.

Doesn't matter if I take out 200k and leave 45k in there, or take out 245k and later put back the 45k. The end result is still the same. I will end up with the same 245k in my account after the terminate/reapply process.

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