QUOTE(debonairs91 @ May 13 2020, 05:25 PM)
Monkeys really enjoy toys handed to him. Enjoy while it lasts ASB loan, worth to get it???
ASB loan, worth to get it???
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May 15 2020, 02:11 PM
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QUOTE(MrFay @ May 15 2020, 02:07 PM) Should we apply for a lower interest rate or lower spread? Lower rateFor example: one bank is offering 3.0 (higher BLR) + 0.95 (lower spread) Another bank is offering 2.88 (lower BLR)+ 1.52 (higher spread) Although not illegal nor impossible to do otherwise, banks tend change their BR based on the same quantum as the OPR |
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May 27 2020, 04:14 PM
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May 30 2020, 12:48 PM
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QUOTE(sirhus @ May 30 2020, 12:21 PM) Selamat hari raya. Dah bayar. HLBB bayarkan on your behalfAda sesiapa tau tak based on sijil ni, ad x mention saya da bayar ke belum takaful Rm390.52? Single contribution tu maksudnya saya da bayar ke belum? [attachmentid=10503549] Your certificate size os rm100k Your takaful coverage is rm100,390.52 Your takaful single-contribution RM390.52 |
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May 30 2020, 01:54 PM
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QUOTE(sirhus @ May 30 2020, 01:26 PM) Thank you for the reply. 1. They used your money, which you got from borrowing from them, hence the loan size of rm100k (loan for the asb certificate) + rm390 (loan for the takaful)1) Is there any way to know, - did HLBB paid with their own money first or did they use my money to pay the takaful? 2) Is it true that HLBB did not accept customer's lump sum upfront payment for takaful? 2. No. You can choose to pay for the certificate contribution on your own. |
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May 30 2020, 10:52 PM
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QUOTE(sirhus @ May 30 2020, 10:04 PM) 1) Noted. Speak to your banker, if you fail to find resolution speak to their CS and file a complaint. if this is serious HLBB will want to know. They are an OK bank but there are always bad officers. I understand why you are so concerned now2) Recently, I was informed by the banker (HLBB) that takaful was not allowed to be paid by own money last year. I was sure that I paid cash the takaful (lump sum upfront payment) last year but I forgot to insist for the receipt at that time. Now, they claimed that I haven't paid the takaful last year, with the argument that, customers were not allowed to pay takaful with own money during 2019. I was so confused now and felt cheated. Thanks btw. By the way, HLBB as with other banks have PR departments involved in combing the internet for comments related to them, especially critical ones, but also includes neutral and positive comments. They will compile and publish them to be read by the staff, as a transparency effort on how well the banks are perceived. If you mentioned the officer's name he will be notified and asked to explain the situation I know this because some of my comments in this thread were caught and published by the HLBB officers. Say hi to your friendly HLBB officer looking at these comments and publishing them internally This post has been edited by wild_card_my: May 30 2020, 10:57 PM |
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May 31 2020, 10:48 AM
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QUOTE(sirhus @ May 31 2020, 10:45 AM) The thing is, I already spoke to both banker and CS. The CS also claimed the same thing, as if backing up their staff. The banker kept saying that she never accepted cash payment by hands. The thing is, we were in a consultation room at that time. Each documentation was done there (basically I was stupid enough to sign empty forms) and the takaful payment was also paid to her in that room. She told me to just sit there in the room and she would handle everything, which was why I paid cash to her in that room without going to the counters. I was told then that every receipt and documentation will be emailed back to me later. Do you mind sharing the disbursement notice? (It should be in your email, sent to your email; it kinda replaces the LO which is your application form) along with the takaful certificate. You can hide the critical info if you want, but best if you don't as it makes it easier for me to work withWell, right now it was my word against them and I don't see how I can ever get justice. I was thinking to terminate my loan because I lost my trust with HLBB and besides, I don't see much benefits right now with the current market and my high HLBB loan interest. It's just that I don't have the time to go to the bank right now to surrender the certificate. P/s - The banker knows who she is if she ever reads this. I am collecting case studies as I am writing a book about mortgages and ASBF (they are related so they can be piled on). Ill credit you by name or lowyat screen-name if you want for the help This post has been edited by wild_card_my: May 31 2020, 10:49 AM |
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May 31 2020, 11:24 AM
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QUOTE(sirhus @ May 31 2020, 11:21 AM) do check the junk mail folder. Many HLBB clients had their DN filtered as spams, not sure why. Perhaps because HLBB loves to send marketing spam so even the important emails get lumped together as spam |
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May 31 2020, 11:26 AM
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Jun 1 2020, 08:21 AM
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QUOTE(voncrane @ Jun 1 2020, 06:12 AM) That question is completely rhetorical as I already know why.. Just pointing out the level of hypocrisy and groupthink in this here thread is over 9000!! Wankers.. smh I'll answer them anywayI believe it is due to the level of respect that I have earned among the crowd. They know I am just a service provider and a personal finance practitioner (mortgages, asbf, takaful, etc.) albeit a very experienced one and have answered all questions with to my level best For example, based on the posts above I have answered a few questions using my insider knowledge, on the intricacies of HLBB ASBF financing, including understanding where the funding from the financing has gone to - split into the certificate and the MRTA. All this done by just looking at the takaful coverage. This is not something even HLBB bankers are able nor interested to do since they see themselves as salespeople while I see myself as a consultant In other posts I mentioned that I was completing my book on mortgages and ASBF. Following that a few posters mentioned their interest in purchasing them These positive vobes are simply testaments to my good work and the level of respect I have earned in the community. Look at it this way, similar speeches are perceived differently when given by different people such as a professor vs a politician/thief Just my 2 cents |
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Jun 1 2020, 01:26 PM
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Jun 4 2020, 10:28 AM
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Just putting this out there, you can go to the bank or engage anyone here
+ ASBF maximum tenure of 40 years, till the age of 70 years old + No lock in period + Effective rate is 3.85% + Joint-financing available (for those who has no income) QUOTE(AtMostFear @ Jun 4 2020, 10:21 AM) Applied for ASBF 200k on February from HLB with effective rate of 4.5%. Here's the thing about HLBB, you have to call them. A lot of people have been asking but I can' seem to find that info on the portal tooI believe OPR has been reduced twice since then, -0.25 & -0.5. So...where do I check my latest effective interest rate on HLB portal? already tried searching but can't find it. (I believe the OPR adjustment is more than RM50 for my case) ![]() |
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Yeap, I can do AmBank for 40 years and 70 years old, as low as 818/m. 3.80%
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Jun 5 2020, 04:47 PM
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Jun 16 2020, 01:49 PM
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QUOTE(yklooi @ Jun 16 2020, 12:31 PM) QUOTE(cubiclecarbonate @ Jun 16 2020, 01:31 PM) i forgot about that already. years ago since i terminating my last financing. but it should be covered. just need to know which one giving higher returns? No you do not. The only fees is the RM10 stamping fees and RM50 endorsement by ASNB. One bank currently charges 0.50% of the financing amount for all that, but you can skip that bank if you refuse to pay those feesor is it the same? (inclusive the misc fees) |
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Jun 16 2020, 06:04 PM
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Jun 16 2020, 09:01 PM
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Jun 17 2020, 12:17 AM
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Jun 17 2020, 12:08 PM
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QUOTE(brokenbomb @ Jun 17 2020, 10:28 AM) And H got the nerve to say “sooner or later all banks will charge 0.5% too. So no point in comparing” 🤣 Betul2. M, R, AM, have not implemented the stamp duty 0.5% yet.In any case, the 40 years, till age 70 years old only 1 bank doing if I am not mistaken.. anyone looking to refinance are welcome |
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QUOTE(moosset @ Jun 20 2020, 09:03 PM) I'm looking at RHB asb financing's product disclosure sheet. 1. RM3,000 is likely the insurance premium that the banker set you up with. Although the premium and coverage depends heavily on your age, it is very likely that RM3,000 prmeium does not cover your RM200,000 financing for 40 the next years, so you just got yourself a mismatched insurance - shorter than 40-year tenure, or less than RM200,000 coverage. You probably just helped him with his insurance-sales quota why the amount borrowed is not RM200k but instead got additional RM 3,060?? and what does this mean? "Commitment Fee: 1% on the unutilized portion of the overdraft facility for amount above RM250,000" 2. RM50 is likely the endorsement by PNB 3. RM10 is likely the letter-offer printing/production fee 4. Commitment fee of 1% of the unutilized amount is standard for overdraft facilities above RM250,000 for ANY Banks. I do not know why it is in the disclosure sheet, maybe it is just a standard disclosure sheet, but it does not concern your RHB term loan Told you guys to get your services from a broker/consultant and not some fresh bankers Enjoy paying off your RM3,000 insurance in the next 40-years Check out below, same bank, no insurances required at all » Click to show Spoiler - click again to hide... « This post has been edited by wild_card_my: Jun 20 2020, 10:41 PM |
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