QUOTE(tentang rasa @ Sep 30 2014, 04:12 PM)
i applied ASB loan in june this year.. will i get dividends early this year or by the end of june next year?
ASB dividend normally on 1st Jan. if u join in june, so the dividend is for July-Dec only ASB loan, worth to get it???
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QUOTE(Mr.Docter @ Oct 1 2014, 04:21 PM) I double check this issue with the Maybank staff, she said it shouldn't be a problem as they will consider the annual dividen as income. Maybank, CIMB, RHB & AmBank consider ASB dividend as Income. Others bank I'm not sure if they do that They know that the annual dividen itself able to sustain the monthly loan payment. |
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QUOTE(abec @ Oct 1 2014, 07:17 PM) is it true maybank islamic offer lowest interest ? BLR and BFR is the interest right ? or im wrong. this thing make me pening but i try to understand it. BLR & BFR is the same. Islamic bank uses BFR term, while the conv banks uses BLR...from what i read for loan 70k, RHB offer BLR – 1.55% while maybank islamic offer BFR - 1.65% so in my situation (loan 70k) is maybank islamic the best ? TY According to masami, BSN is having a promo now blr -1.85. u can check it out later |
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Oct 3 2014, 11:52 AM
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QUOTE(Mr.Docter @ Oct 3 2014, 10:11 AM) My wife will be Maybank Shari'ah staff early next year. Wonder if the rate will be significant compared to normal citizen like us. I heard banks staff get some "special rate" for all loans compare with customer She is delaying her application for 200k loan for a moment. Whatever the differences, it should worth to wait we guess. |
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QUOTE(fnm83 @ Oct 4 2014, 12:14 AM) Please take note that most (i think all)ASB loan come with BLR base interest rate. Just imagine if BLR is sky rocketed to 8%. Is it still possible to be covered by your yearly ASB dividend? We are not talking about total economical collapse here. Moreover the dividend rate is never guaranteed. Looking at current situation, I think there's would be some upward change in BLR rate next month |
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QUOTE(navink @ Oct 6 2014, 11:22 AM) I got special staff rate of BLR - 2% for ASB loan. veli good offer by the bank As for housing loan, it is BLR - 4%. Based on agreement, there is no such thing as need to work for 5 years or 30 years. You pay off, you can resign from the bank. Simple as that. And I'm not from Yellow Bank. |
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QUOTE(navink @ Oct 8 2014, 09:56 AM) This is just an example. You take 100k LASB for 25 years but spilt into 5 cert (20k each). wah, u can do like this. split the amount into few cert Every 3 years you buy back 1 cert with the dividen money (RM6500 x 3 years = RM19500) Instead of waiting 25 years to get the cert, you'll get 100k cert in say 10-12 years. A friend of mine doing this technique and he already bought 2 cert. |
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QUOTE(mytaffeta @ Oct 10 2014, 09:39 AM) no different, u took 100k loan on 5 certs or 100k on single cert u still get the same amount of dividend.. LASB works exactly as mortgage loan where the interest is calculated base on principle, unlike hire purchase.. so i get why he took multiple certs instead of one.. spot on. I was thinking the same, but was2 if that's the answer |
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QUOTE(navink @ Oct 14 2014, 09:57 AM) if you combine all the cert, it will become 100k right? so u'll get dividen for 100k right? your friend is very good in this please clarify this with "other officer" within the same bank. for eg : i apply 200k LASB but split into 2 cert. of course i'll get dividen of 7.5% for each cert right? combine this and u still get dividen for 200k. becoz at the end of the day, u borrow 200k (in this e.g) so u supposed to get dividen for 200k. correct me if i'm wrong. according to my friend, at anytime he wanted to say apply any loan (housing loan), he can just cancel 2 or 3 cert instead of 1 100k cert. this enable him to get the housing loan as well as still get dividen from his "forced savings". |
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QUOTE(Stuart47 @ Oct 25 2014, 10:29 AM) chinese muslim can applyWho are the minority group? Minority Group is a group of people that is allowed by Prime Minister of Malaysia to invest in all ASNB Unit Trust schemes, which is: Siamese Portuguese Convert / Malaysian Muslim (Non-Bumi) Note : However they are still non-bumiputera hence, for ASW 2020, they are classified under non-bumiputera quota. |
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