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ok... let me tell u how it works...
First, identify whether your loan is "daily rest" or "monthly rest"
if it is daily rest, then there is a big difference.
What you mentioned here is the cycle day : 7th, 14th and 21st of every month.
Actually whenever you have money you can pay b4 your due date. Don not drag to the end of the day to do it. Periodic or non periodic is just a marketing term.
For example, simple one.
1) you got 1 fixed rate loan 4% per month (monthly rest)
2) you got another flexi daily rest loan 4% per month
if you borrow RM300, borrow for 2 months only
1) you pay on any day at the first month and you decided to settle the loan 1 shot. So you pay:
RM300 *4% (interest) = RM12
then capital repayment RM150 for first month
at the same time you pay advance RM150, so the 2nd month there is no interest charge on you.
total Paid = RM312
2) you pay on the 7th day of the month. Interest is 4% on daily rest. which means your daily interest is 0.133333333%
So you pay about RM150 capital repayment and 7 days of interest @ 0.133333333% * RM300 = RM2.8
Then you decided to settle the loan as well, you pay another RM150.
In the end of the day you have only paid RM302.8 as compared to RM312
I dunno how other bank works, this is just a general idea. There is a very complicated mathematics formula at the back to calculate teh daily interest thingy
If my Maybank loan is BLR-2.3% based on daily rest with a loan period of 15 years since last June 2009, how can i reduce the payment based on this formula? Im just paying off at the specified date using auto debit. Loan amount was RM423,000 then.