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onnying88
post Nov 15 2009, 11:57 PM

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QUOTE(shoppinglah @ Nov 15 2009, 12:58 PM)
i want to refinance too...previously a friend from PBB say can get BLR-2.4 but eventually say one of my cars not well paid so oni can get -1.8. wats the point since i'm now -1.75 from CIMB, refinance need to pay penalty somemore lei...

current loan balance: 18x,xxx (1 yr old only)
current installment: 8xx/mth (previously 1,xxx before blr drop)
other commitment: 1 car got few installment left only, now paying 500, another car few more years to go paying 840

is it advisable to refinance? can pls PM me? thanks!
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As you mention you already getting BLR-1.75, what's the point for extra 0.5% by paying all the cost and penalty for refinaning. Just stick with current loan and pay extra when can. Better then waste money for that extra 0.5%.
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post Nov 18 2009, 10:46 PM

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QUOTE(pricetheory @ Nov 18 2009, 08:11 PM)
1)sXb offer me full flexi blr-2.4 30year , need pay month RM10 for acc maintainence fees
2)AllXance offer me full flexi, 1st year fix 3%, thereafter only blr- 2.05 but waive  month RM10 for acc maintainence fees
which 1 better?
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Of cause SCB better. 0.35% different already more then RM10/mth le.

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post Nov 19 2009, 03:40 PM

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QUOTE(alextcs @ Nov 19 2009, 01:53 PM)
Latest of the latest offer i received, should be the last offer:-

New house under construction, property value = RM350,000
Loan 90%
ZMC
30 Years

PPB offer -> BLR - 2.1, waived penalty of my existing PPB housing loan (around RM3800)
SCB offer -> BLR - 2.51 first two years, then BLR - 2.31 the rest

Both flexi, RM10 per month charges, MRTA.

All sifu, which offer should i accept?

Kindly advise.

Thanks. smile.gif
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If you plan to stay with the loan for long term (more then 10 years) then SCB will be better choice for you. The 0.21% different every month already need to pay extra RM40/mth to PBB. In total 30years you already saved RM16k+ with SCB. Minus out RM3800 penalty you still saved RM12200+.
But this only only for long term calculation. (30years)

If you plan to refinance or sell the house in 5years or shortly, the PBB will be a better choice.
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post Nov 19 2009, 08:23 PM

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QUOTE(alextcs @ Nov 19 2009, 05:59 PM)
aiyo.... headache..... difficult to choose.....

i heard new condition from scb, if we put in 70% extra money in the current account for 30days, then will kena extra 1% interest rate.....

confusing......  rclxub.gif

pbb or scb.....  rclxub.gif
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Yes, the 70% offset interest capping is confirm and it's already in force for some times already.
But then, 70% of RM350k = RM245k. If you think you will have this money in short time, then go for PBB lo. smile.gif


Added on November 19, 2009, 8:26 pm
QUOTE(alsree786 @ Nov 19 2009, 07:59 PM)
I'd always thought that the interest rates for home loans was above BLR.

I would like to know from those who have applied for loans, the rates thrown about in this thread e.g. BLR - 2%, BLR - 1.5%, will this rate be the same for the duration of the loan or will this rate below BLR be only for the first few years??
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If you refer to 5years+ ago, Yes, all the interest rate for housing loan will be around BLR+XX%.
Now whole market trend already become BLR-XX%. smile.gif

And the BLR-XX% will be used to calculate interest for whole tenure of your loan.

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post Nov 26 2009, 04:57 PM

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QUOTE(alextcs @ Nov 26 2009, 04:19 PM)
Hi all sifu,

If loan amount (about 3 years ago) = RM150,000
Outstanding = RM100,000

In agreement, stated that the penalty = 3% of the outstanding balance according to the original schedule of month repayment.

My penalty cost should be RM4500 or RM3000 or RMxxxx ??

Thanks in advanced.
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3% of the outstanding balance according to the original schedule of month repayment
= RM150k x 3% = RM4500

Do note that there might others extra charge like 2 month interest also. Do read the letter offer carefully. smile.gif
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post Dec 1 2009, 04:11 PM

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QUOTE(lokideangelus @ Dec 1 2009, 02:10 PM)
Hi all,

Im currently looking to purchase a property in KL area.My salary is below 3.5K and if joined with my Gf income RM2.5K totals to RM6k.

I have a car installment RM473 expiring on 2011 and term loan of RM200 which is to be completed on June 2010.

Can any Sifu out there advice me on the maximum (RM) amount of loan i can take for 30 years period and which loan package would be more beneficial for me? Preferably the monthly not more then 1K for now until i complete pay off my car loan on 2011. then i can pump in more up to RM1.5K

At the present moment i have HSBC,Standard Charted,MBSB,OCBC and Public Bank in mind. I would prefer a loan package that is flexible. Inclusive of MRTA & ZEC.

My plan would be using my EFP for the Deposit and the rest on loan.
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Total combine income = RM6k
Minus commitment = RM RM6000 - RM473 - RM200 = RM5327
Max installment allowed = RM5327 / 3 = RM1775/mth

For RM1775/mth installment,
The Maximum loan would be RM380k where by the installment will be RM1760/mth for 30years @ BLR-1.8%


For RM1000/mth installment,
The maximum loan amount would be RM220k where by the installment will be RM1019/mth for 30years @ BLR-1.8%

Nowadays, the bank's interest rate for sub-sales is almost the same and there is no more ZEC package for sub-sales unit, so better choose the bank from your list that is most near to you and convenience for you to visit.

If the property is new from developer, then try to get back the loan from the developer end financial bank/panel bank. Then you might get better offer then others non-panel bank and also get the ZEC package(if still available).

If you want a fully flexi loan, try to get full flexi loan, where by it will have a current account attached with the loan.

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post Dec 6 2009, 01:03 PM

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QUOTE(chess_gal @ Dec 6 2009, 12:04 PM)
HI there,

I am working in Singapore, so can I apply using my Singapore payslip?

Planning to get a property worth 240k, will be taking a 85% loan. May I know if the legal fee, stamp duty will be covered by the loan or separately as cash? AT the moment, the BLR stands at 5.55% and would appreciate if anyone could quote me a better deal.

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Sure you can use SG's payslip. smile.gif

If the property is sub-sales unit, i think the only option you have now is Non-zero Entry Cost or Finance Entry Cost package. Where you have to pay by cash or finance the cost in the loan. (legal, stamp duty, etc)

If the property is new from developer, then you need to check with the developer's panel bank for any Zero Cost package (bank pay the cost for you)

Goodluck. smile.gif
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post Dec 18 2009, 12:27 PM

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QUOTE(sheakhu @ Dec 18 2009, 12:21 PM)
HI,

Our Combined Monthly Income 9k
currently property loan from CIMB bank 330k (more then one years already)
just bought a new condo in BU around 485k
is there any problem to get another loan from CIMB bank or another bank?
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You mean getting loan for the new condo in BU?
Do you have others loan on hand beside the CIMB 330k?
If you have no others loan, then yes, you still have chance to get the loan, provided your record is good enough too.\
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post Dec 21 2009, 02:51 PM

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QUOTE(Zack Styler @ Dec 21 2009, 02:32 PM)
I enquired at CIMB bank just now, the officer mentioned that ZMC is no longer available, is it true?

But other banks do have them..
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What is the others bank you mean?
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post Dec 21 2009, 10:45 PM

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QUOTE(Zack Styler @ Dec 21 2009, 03:06 PM)
AMbank and PBB do have them..
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Your property should be under construction unit, then you still can get ZEC from the developer panel bank.
If sub-sales i don't think still can get any offer for ZEC.
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post Dec 22 2009, 12:30 AM

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QUOTE(ooiseng @ Dec 21 2009, 11:38 PM)
wahhh really boh weikian... free lunch?
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It's real, but not guaranteed.
Well, you may choose to pay more for a guaranteed free lunch smile.gif
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post Dec 22 2009, 04:09 PM

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QUOTE(Zack Styler @ Dec 22 2009, 10:39 AM)
And what will that be?  tongue.gif
As per in investment-linked insurance product?

Mind to tell more?
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Basically there is 3 type of MLTA that can be use for MRTA replacement.

Type 1 MLTA with no cash value and purely for protection

Type 2 MLTA with guaranteed cash value.

Type 3 MLTA with non-guarantee cash value (normally investment link product)

Each of them have their pros and cons, so it's totally up to each individual to choose the best that suit their needs and risk.

Anyone interested to know all 3 types of MLTA or MRTA quotation, just pm me your age, tenure and sum assure needed. You can see the premium and the different for all of them in the quotation smile.gif
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QUOTE(whojen @ Dec 27 2009, 09:04 AM)
very similar to MRTA.
just name difference nia lo

MRTA = mortage Reducing Term Assurance
MLTA = mortage Life Time Assurance
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And it's very big different compare with MRTA. sweat.gif
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QUOTE(buffallo_soldier @ Jan 12 2010, 11:10 AM)
Hi

I`m planning to REFINANCE my house.
any 1 can suggest me which package is the best currently.????

Property : Single Terrace House (18x70)
Location : Taman Selasih Fasa 1, Batu caves , Selangor
Currently Loan : Citibank Berhad ( Left RM110K)
Market Value  : RM 180 K

Free to PM me.
but my name is BLACKLISTED.CTOS.
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How about ccris? If only CTOS blacklisted then you still can refinance with some bank that didn't look at CTOS like HSBC. If CCRIS also not nice, then i think your chance will be very hard. Goodluck.

If you wanna try with HSBC, just pm me smile.gif
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QUOTE(buffallo_soldier @ Jan 12 2010, 03:26 PM)
i have car loan,housing loan, NO credit card, personal loan..

all pay Promptly....
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Then should be no problem. As some bank didn't look at CTOS record when applying loan. smile.gif
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QUOTE(hunterhuntered @ Jan 13 2010, 12:42 AM)
Hey, y dun u try this, if u r interested to know more abt it, i can make appointment to meet u up straight away

With Hong Leong Mortgage Plus, you can refinance with zero cost

Benefits of refinacing
-Lower the instalment payment
-shorten mortgage term
-save on interest
-cash in hand
-1st year 12% interest rate
-every year 6.5% interest rate and additional 5.5 % interest rate if customer did not withdraw the money within that particular year


For example:( Based on property value of RM300K)

current housing loan monthly repayment is RM 1907
With Hong Leong Mortgage Plus, monthly repayment is RM 1549

Mortgage Plus help you to save (in general term):

RM1907 minus RM 1549= RM 358 (every month)
RM 358 x 12 month=RM 4296 (every year)
RM4296 x 25 years= RM 107,400 (whole loan tenure)

In conclusion, u hv saved up to RM358 each month, RM 4296 every year, and RM 107,400 of the whole loan tenure
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HLB still have zero cost? Are your sure? What's the requirement or only for new project?

Mortgage loan with 1st yrs 12% interest rate? who going to apply?
every year 6.5% interest rate and additional 5.5 % interest rate <--- what is this about? interest you charge to me or interest you pay to me?


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QUOTE(buffallo_soldier @ Jan 13 2010, 10:27 AM)
Thank to asura86 & dunknwy for replying my message...

So if i want to Refinance my house, what the document have to prepare??
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Letter Offer
latest bank loan statement
3months payslip
latest 3month bank account statement (your saving acc or company acc)
income tax
latest EPF statement
Business Registration (if have)
Any income doc that can support (if have)

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Any banker here, any of your bank can refinance a property that is without CF? The client brought a piece of land last time and build a double story property with office on the land. The client manage rent out 2 unit at RM900 each and also able to get the license (Perindustrian) to do business on the property too. It's located at PJ, Kampung Cempaka.


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QUOTE(hunterhuntered @ Jan 13 2010, 05:05 PM)
r u talking abt refinancing or wat, well, there is no return for this refinancing plan, the guaranteed return is for FD not this property refinancing plan, so u wanna to refinance ur housing loan, sir?? due to   BLR for 5 yrs ago r 6.25%. so definitely u can save rm358 while  current BLR is 5.55%- 1.8%  there will be more explaination on it if i could make an appointment with u...wat do u think, mr gunners

And if u oso want to talking abt the FD plan as well, the return is definitely guaranteed, and our bank Hong Leong is going to close it end of this month, betta hurry up

this is the FD plan,

This is a NEW STRUCTURED FIXED DEPOSIT ACCOUNT

We offer First Year interest rate at 12%

Overall calculated interest rate is 6.5%

Additional 5.5% interest on accumulated Cash Payment
*normal bank FD is just 2.5%

One time payment or Six times payment
(then you can enjoy interest and benefit up to 35 year)

For customer who deposit RM4000 and above, we'll free TRAVEL PACKAGE to you
(To SHANGHAI/BEIJING/GUILIN) (5 Day 4 Night)
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Is that cash builder from HLA or new FD plan from HLB?


Added on January 13, 2010, 7:00 pm
QUOTE(kurtkantoi @ Jan 13 2010, 05:29 PM)
Just back from appointment with HSBC Amanah mortgage consultant. I think they have the best rate for Islamic package with free moving cost. The only bank that offer free moving cost. For 1st year its up to BLR-2.05% (3.45%)
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Nice, btw what's your loan amount? HSBC is my fav bank also. My current housing loan also with HSBC. The only bad about HSBC is less branches.

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QUOTE(azbro @ Jan 20 2010, 06:02 PM)
man..its me again...asking silly questions..

I bought a house using RHB housing loan in 2001, now refinance to HSBC.

But what abt my MRTA?....my previous loan with RHB oledi have MRTA...do I need to another MRTA ($$) for my new loan with HSBC?

If can transfer, how to do it?...I googled for MRTA site and cannot find or contact person.

I did ask some ppl and different response, some say must get new one, some say can transfer...

Help!
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You cannot transfer MRTA, you must get a new one if you change to another bank.
You can bring your previous MRTA policy to the MRTA insurance company to get some refund if have (value that you haven't use up).
Then you need to get a new MRTA for the new loan if you want to continue get assured.

If you need quotation for your new MRTA, you may pm me your loan detail. I can give you some good offer if you take MRTA with me.
Beside, maybe you can consider to take MLTA also, as it's give more benefit then MRTA and MLTA is fully transferable. smile.gif

Goodluck.
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