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 ASB loan, worth to get it???

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omels
post Mar 26 2010, 11:20 AM

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QUOTE(gark @ Mar 24 2010, 04:34 PM)
Aiyo, these people always easily get conned by bank. Go do your own calculations lah.

If you put RM 7,224 cash every year for 20 years AND if you can get 7.3% interest annually AND reinvest your dividends, your money will be worth RM 328,326.39 due compounding effect of interest. If you take the loan you will get RM 100,000 and not much else. Where does the extra 238,326.39 goes to? Ask the bank, as they will love you.  sweat.gif  icon_idea.gif
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moral of the story....in 20years...u ll have savings RM100K++...........and ASB dividen like 2009 is 8.55%....every year dividen 7%-8%.....

Let say u take ASB Loan 200K...

BLR : 5.80%
Promosion by Maybank now : -1.65%
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Final = 4.15%
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monthly will be RM1,100-00
Tenure for 25years
Assume Dividen 7% (total dividen 2009 8.55%)

Payment : RM1,100.00 X 12 months = RM13,200.00
Dividen : RM200,000.00 X 7% = RM14,000.00

EXCESS DIVIDENT = RM800.00

so u can use the dividen to pay the next 2nd year untill 25Years.......correct me if i m wrong..................



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post Mar 26 2010, 11:57 AM

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QUOTE(gark @ Mar 26 2010, 11:29 AM)
Yes you can get the dividend to pay the loan and principal, but if you calculate properly, you can get much more by paying direct to ASB.. your choice of whether you want 100k or 300k. If you keep paying the loan with dividend basically your money will not grow for the next 25 years. Inflation will eat you alive.  drool.gif Look at the calculation of my last reply.  laugh.gif
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yeah correct...but not all people have 100K @ 200k cash to invest.....if u got big cash...then go on.....

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post Mar 26 2010, 03:35 PM

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QUOTE(gark @ Mar 26 2010, 01:00 PM)
No one is asking you invest 200k cash lumpsump.  doh.gif . Just imagine since you are going to pay Maybank RM 1,100 for 25 years, what if instead you pay the bank but pay to ASB instead? What will the results be like?

Use back your assumption of 7% dividend, and pay RM 1,100 a month.

(a) if you pay RM 1,100 per month to ASB and reinvest the dividend, after 25 years you will get = RM 893,329.41

(b) if you pay RM 1,100 of the dividend is used to pay Maybank, after 25 years you will get =RM 220,000.00

Which one you prefer? You still pay the same amount at RM 1,100 per month either to the bank or ASB only.  whistling.gif Don't get conned by bank easily.   sweat.gif
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this ASB loan u gonna pay for 1st year only.....then u 'goyang kaki' for the next year untill 25years................, got dividen end of 1st year, then u pay at JAN 2nd year for the whole 2nd year.....not need to go bank anymore to pay rm1,100.....

p/s: but if u can dicipline urself to pay rm1,100 using ur own money each month for the 25years, please go on laaa........." Tepuk Dada, Tanya Duit Poket".........remember, 1st year u cant get rm14K for dividen, because total 1st year in ur account is RM13200 only...... cry.gif cry.gif of course laa........but the thing is, for me i cant dicipline myself to pay even rm1000 from my salary each months for 25 years......that s why this ASB Loan for me quite good........

This post has been edited by omels: Mar 26 2010, 04:40 PM
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post Mar 26 2010, 08:47 PM

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QUOTE(gark @ Mar 26 2010, 07:44 PM)
Omels,

Investment is easy, just set up your bank to auto deduct lar.... think of RM 800k, sure can already.  thumbup.gif Also refer to my last post, are you sure you will goyang kaki for 25 years? Not the bank goyang kaki ah? Invest via maybank you will lose -1.6% per year wor....  sweat.gif
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As i said, " Ask Ur Pocket Money" if u have monthly very postve cash flow, then go on for auto deduction........When u apply loan from bank, of course they wanna their bnft too...it s fair, unless u borrow from Ah Long laa.....

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post Mar 26 2010, 09:13 PM

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QUOTE(gark @ Mar 26 2010, 08:54 PM)
Well it's a choice everyone must make. Seems like you are willing to pay RM 330,000 to gain RM 220,000. Well it's not my cup of tea.  laugh.gif
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yup...maybe ur cup of tea is to pay rm1.1K monthly for 25 years with "auto dedection" to get ur amount.....Well, " Mamak...Teh Tarik satu, Kurang Manis".... rclxms.gif rclxms.gif

 

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