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post Jul 11 2009, 01:29 AM

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ALLIANCE ISLAMIC PRODUCTS


Zero Entry Cost



Loan amount below RM300,000

1st year - 3.00 % p.a
2nd year onwards - B-2.15 % p.a

Loan amount RM300,000-RM800,000

1st year -2.75 % p.a
2nd year onwards -B-2.25 % p.a

Loan amount RM800,00 above

1st year -2.65 %
2nd year onwards -B-2.35 %



Lock-in period- 5 yrs/3 %

MUDHARABAH Current Account- PROIT RATE CAPPED AT 0.05 % p.a

Loan tenure- up to age 75 years / 35 years tenure, whichever is earlier


`LETTER of Offer via my hand guarantee will come out as above, if any parties does not bliv, try to summit via me..tq
Beside this we as well offer flexi and term loan with ZERO ENTRY COST.

PM me for more info, question are welcomed



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post Jul 11 2009, 11:25 PM

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Added on July 11, 2009, 11:12 am
What's the maximum loan margin for this package?
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90 % rclxms.gif
if u are having more than 3 properties, im sure banks will slash ur margin. applied to all banks
if there is a banker cant answer this question, u might as well forget about applying loan with him.


Added on July 11, 2009, 11:29 pm[quote=Homerun,Jul 11 2009, 12:13 PM]helo.. anyone can comment how long will a bank loan lawyer takes to process the documents till completion? is it possible to settle all the stuff in 2months? thanks
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usually 1 to 3 months but if the banker is aggressive enough, the period of waiting will be shorten.
There is no exact answer for this matter, but if u think u r waiting too long for it...CALL THE BANKER AND PRESSURE HIM.. lol drool.gif


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Added on July 11, 2009, 11:12 am
What's the maximum loan margin for this package?
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90 % rclxms.gif
if u are having more than 3 properties, im sure banks will slash ur margin. applied to all banks
if there is a banker cant answer this question, u might as well forget about applying loan with him.







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post Jul 13 2009, 12:00 AM

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[Pressure the banker konon, shakehead.gif shakehead.gif shakehead.gif
don't teach ridiculous thing to people la.
We got many thing to do, not just 1 case, dozen bro!!!
make the banker angry he straight reset case, do slow slow... who suffer?
the loan applicant!
You talk nicer to banker sure they progress faster. Give them candy!!! To be frank, 1 day also can approve la.
My girlfriend approve 30 minute!!!


Dozen of cases huh???....if im a customer, i will ask u to stop the application, there is still thousands of banker around.Since u r sooooooo busy, den i refer it to another banker. aint that better for both of us? Now u r the consumer or the banker??...if the banker want sales from u, you must afraid he angry at you??..haha..joke!!

Applicant will not suffer if he found aggressive banker, who are very good in dealing with time but once you got banker that give excuses say they busy for this n that, too many cases to submit or treaten to reset ur case...... ASK THEM SHUT UP ,DEN START LOOKING FOR ANOTHER BANKER!!!!....

NOW who is teaching ridiculous thing???....Bro, be a smart consumer la..but too bad u r a banker biggrin.gif
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post Jul 13 2009, 11:57 PM

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QUOTE(yssee85 @ Jul 13 2009, 11:28 PM)
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crap...
be nice to people, people be nice to you...
dozen of people apply...
attitude so F***, no body would care...
even if its a sales, doesn't mean i have to throw my dignity and let people scold or pressure.
As a consumer you must be smart, but not ego. Ask nicely and pressure people is different issue and both of this action receive different kind of treatment.

and please do remember we have authority to approve or reject without giving a reason.
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yea.... You are correct if dignity can become rice for you to eat. I am not asking you to be a dog but just provide better service for any customer that u served. Everyone will upset if loan application is going too long, so what they will do is call the BANKER--this is just soooo normal. If you dont like customers calling you to ask about the loan process or you intend to reset whoever calling you to fasten the process, then what attitude you are giving out..huh/
let me tell you den, YOUR ATTITUDE IS JUST LIKE WHAT U SAID ABOVE '' attitude so F*** ''

with no offense and if there is any..I apologize for that

Chill...
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post Jul 14 2009, 06:02 PM

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QUOTE(kimhoong @ Jul 9 2009, 02:54 PM)
I do not have your kind of experience. I have another actually.

For those who still remember, I have been offered a package of weekly installment. Yesterday, I received the document. I could not see a word call "weekly". I only saw something like "late monthly installment penalty".

So, I ask the banker about this and he told me: "The weekly installment plan is not stated black & white (*suspicious*). It works this way, when you bank in your installment for the first time, put a standing order that this is for weekly installment. The bank will help you to convert it."

Then, I asked him about the late installment penalty, whether it is referring to late-weekly or late-monthly penalty, he said it's on monthly blink.gif I kept asking for more details and finally he said he would come back to me on this next time doh.gif
This is just for sharing only. I'm still thinking about the offer now tongue.gif
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The weekly installment plan is UOB's banker best selling skill....If you really understand it and count it out properly. Eventually, you will understands what it is..... Briefly, this whole plan is asking you too pay twice a months. if im not wrong they called it forth ninely or something like that...
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post Jul 18 2009, 08:39 PM

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QUOTE(asiatrader98 @ Jul 17 2009, 06:53 PM)
Maybe

but i think i will not take the offer of Islamic loan even the package is best
the calculation a bit complex, i can not understand it, bank shall show the illustration about the calculation of the loan amount btw islamic vs convention loan rclxub.gif
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blr and bfr is not much different.....the reason why Islamic package is complicated is because they dont call it interest, they called it profits.

BFR in islamic package will only increase till 9.99 if one day the rates for lending fly high..on the other hands, blr will fluctuate in according with the economic or market condition.

Basically, both islamic and conventional loan are the same.


Added on July 18, 2009, 8:43 pm
QUOTE(onnying88 @ Jul 18 2009, 05:43 PM)
Whole Malaysia banking system is using the same BLR rate now which is 5.55%. So it's same as yours also. smile.gif

For your interest rate
BLR 5.55 - 2.3% = 3.25% 1st 3 yrs
BLR 5.55 - 2.4% = 3.15% for the remaining tenure.

It's a good deal for your already smile.gif
But you may considering the term and condition such as type of loan, lock in, penalty, and etc for different bank
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OCBC are really throw cheap package out there
this is a really good deal but i think this a term loan instead of full-flexi.

what onnying said is true, check the terms and conditions. the lock-in period i dont think is only 5 years 3 percents



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post Jul 19 2009, 12:19 AM

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QUOTE(lara_ @ Jul 18 2009, 10:58 PM)
I see. In this case, we cannot pay our monthly installment early to save some money on interest.  shakehead.gif
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you can save interest but different bank offer different package....In your case, yours is not a flexi loan. Generally, PBB only offer term loan.
Therefore, pay before due date is consider prepayment. When you take up this loan, did the banker tell you what kind of loan is this...term or flexi//
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post Jul 26 2009, 10:47 AM

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QUOTE(idoblu @ Jul 26 2009, 08:32 AM)
i wanted to try ocbc but decided to skip them when they awanted to charge me 1200 for valuation. Their rate not the best.  you can get -2.3% whole tenure from public. Public no need valuation but they do charge 50 for site visit which to me is excessive as well. They only need to come and take a picture thats it and i am just across the street from them
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144k only also can get -2.3 from pbb....other banker eat shits den =.=
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post Jul 26 2009, 08:10 PM

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Added on July 26, 2009, 12:17 pm
Hong Leong also got charge 200. Alliance didnt charge for their flexi package. nod.gif

nope...they still charge the setup fee RM200......the monthly RM10 waived cool2.gif
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post Jul 29 2009, 02:27 AM

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QUOTE(paultantk @ Jul 29 2009, 02:07 AM)
I just got BLR-2 for first five years and BLR-2.5 subsequent from Standard Chartered.
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very good deal biggrin.gif
what is your loan amount///............SC love customers with huge loan amount...


Added on July 29, 2009, 2:38 am
QUOTE(Scissorshand @ Jul 27 2009, 09:38 PM)
I have a question, say my 1st hse used EPF Acct 2 to withdraw ady more than 10 yrs now. Current on TL with mthly repayment of RM750++ with balance princpal abt RM90K.

Now i'm planning to buy a 2nd home but i can't sell the 1st hse (huge investment mistake!). My wife can withdraw from her EPF Acct2 but new hse is RM400K. I dun wan touch my saving for the reno yet at the same time wans to reno the new hse come 6/2011.

What are yr thoughts on this:
Option1
Withdraw from my Acct 2 in EPF and used RM60k to reduce 1st hse principal and then refinance the hse and used the 60k to renovate new hse. Is this possible? DO i need to change bank?
Option 2
Alternatively used 60K from EPF to pay the mthly repayment which i'll be using the mthly savinbg of RM750 to renovate the hse when the time is due incl maybe take some small personal loan?
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TAIKO.....option 2 is certainly not a good choice. personal loan will made u pay 99 interest, even thou not tai eee long/ loan shark.

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post Jul 30 2009, 08:56 PM

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QUOTE(idoblu @ Jul 30 2009, 11:11 AM)
actually my current rate is BLR+ something. They reduced it to BLR -1.65% but increase locked in from 3 to 5 years. Charge me processing fee of rm465.

i then asked for a better rate, they came back with -1.75%, increase 5 yrs to 6 yrs locked in. reduced processing fee by 1 ringgit.

HLB
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LOL....hahahahh... so the upgraded package is -0.1% , 5 years lock-in and discount 1 ringgit shocking.gif

Usually bank wont do much to retain customers, very true..... nod.gif
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post Jul 31 2009, 04:35 AM

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QUOTE(Winning11 @ Jul 30 2009, 09:56 PM)
which one will you choose?

Bank A:
1st 5years : BLR - 1.70%
susequently : BLR - 2.4%
not a flexi loan (no CA)
lock-in: 5yrs

Bank B:
BLR - 1.90% (or up to - 2.10%)
Flexi Loan (with CA. hence deduct RM10 for maintenance fee)
lock-in 6yrs or 7yrs

which one will you take? which is better? kinda hard to choose for me...
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both also not that good, i think you can still shop for a better home loan out there...Since your name is Winning, why take up LOSING loan shakehead.gif


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post Jul 31 2009, 11:42 PM

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QUOTE(Winning11 @ Jul 31 2009, 08:59 PM)
that's the best i can get. u've got any recommnedation?
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what is your loan amount......
try hlb or ocbc....but ocbc only worth if u take up FINANCE ENTRY COST package, just my thoughts la

lastly, dont just look at rates, TERMS and CONDITIONS are equally important
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QUOTE(Winning11 @ Aug 1 2009, 12:51 AM)
my loan amt RM150k.

what about those with fully-flexi loan? it's good on the paper but that also means that i will have to dump my savings there to reduce my tenures.
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noooo.....remember full flexi loan's interest always lower if compare to term loan....So you must know which type is ur prefered.
Flexi loan not only can dump ur savings to reduce interest or tenures..there is still many more benefits. In another words, flexi loan is same as term loan, it juz than when u dump ur money inside , u can withdraw anytime (full-flexi).

For some rich invester, they said flexi loan is a kind of loan that applicant have right to decide how much interest will forgone to bank....thus, BLR-how much is not important for them/.....
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post Aug 3 2009, 02:34 AM

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In Malaysia, nearly all the conventional banks all selling flexi loan but most of it are not that flexi at all.
SCB - Mortgage One & KLIBOR Mortgage, HSBC - Smarthome, HLB - Flexihome, UOB - Home Flexi, ABMB - Save_link_, CIMB - Flexihome, Ambank - OneAccount

So far for Malaysian banks, i've noticed only CIMB and Alliance Bank having flexi loan. However, lately, CIMB has replaced the flexi loan with flexi islamic loan where there is a cap on the interest rate. Others are just semi flexi but there still some im not yet fully understand 'how flexi it is''



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QUOTE(onnying88 @ Aug 3 2009, 02:56 AM)
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SCB - Mortgage One & KLIBOR Mortgage, HSBC - Smarthome, HLB - Flexihome, ABMB - Save_link_, CIMB - Flexihome, Ambank - OneAccount

These all bank and flexi's name are flexi loan as long as there is a current account attached/link with the loan, very easy to check it's flexi loan or not. Even now EON bank also have flexi already. Why would you say the above are not flexi and only CIMB and Alliance have flexi? From above i think only UOB is not Flexi loan if i'm not mistaken. UOB is using semi flexi.

Just the T&C for each flexi loan will have some different for every bank.

Correct me if i'm wrong smile.gif
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hmmm..quite true, i have some typing mistake there...sorry for the mislead.

The T&C is the reason why i dont think it is Full-flexi....I miss out 2 more banks, Maybank and PBB definely not flexi enough to called Flexi-loan.....Current account link with the loan does not mean flexi. My point of view, Flexi is means withdraw process will not be hold by any means. ABMB's term loan also have current acc which attached to loan but the withdraw of money must be a minimum of RM5000...thus, it is known as Term loan or conventional because it is not flexi for people who dont have 5k in it. If a loan is link with a current acc then it is called flexi, they might be very confuse to client who needs to withdraw money often.

this is base on my experience with banks, ABMB, CIMB and HLB are full flexi.....EON bank im not sure bout it, but i will find out soon, few of my frens jumped to EON.

Onnying, corrent me if im wrong too, thanks for sharing
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QUOTE(merce @ Aug 4 2009, 12:02 AM)
i'm a little confused here...

can u elaborate how does a full-flexi loan's interest is always lower?

thanks.
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the lower i mean actually is BLR-''lower compare to term loan''.....

Eg; Assuming loan amount and package are same... flexi loan will have blr-2, while term/conventional loan will have blr-2.15

Sorry if i confused you...


Added on August 4, 2009, 12:57 am
QUOTE(Winning11 @ Aug 3 2009, 10:39 PM)
got another offer:

1st 5yrs: blr - 1.80
subsequent: blr - 2.25
full flexi loan
tenure 30yrs.
loan amount : rm157,500

what will be the minimum money i should dump into the current account (beside the monthly installment) every month in order for me to fully maximize the benefits of full flexi?

if i were to dump in extra RM300/mth, will it be any use?

tried those fancy calculatorsavailable in the web but it seems complicated. any calculators recommended? or better still, can anyone calculate it?

thanks alot!
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there is no max or min benefits.....put in extra money eventually will reduce ur interest charged by bank...300 is doing good, if u put in more of course it will be better.....the best is put in 157k, immediately 0 interest..lol...just joking
seems like this offer u got is better than what u get previously

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post Aug 6 2009, 12:16 PM

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QUOTE(merce @ Aug 6 2009, 01:03 AM)
no offence, perhaps you should check your facts before making that statement.

also a side note, whether if its a full-flexi, semi-flexi or a conventional housing loan, they ARE all Term Loan.
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checked but im not sure bout your bank (OCBC)........my bank, Term loan is term loan and flexi is flexi.....no doubt bout that.....so far until today, term loan is still manage to get a better rate compare to flexi loan. confirmed smile.gif
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QUOTE(onnying88 @ Aug 6 2009, 12:49 PM)
Actually bro Merce is correct, all the mortgage loan is term loan basically, just those flexi or semi flexi loan, is extra feature that add on with the term loan.
For more clearly,
Full flexi loan, it work with a TERM LOAN + CURRENT ACCOUNT that link together.
Semi flexi, it's a term loan but with extra feature which is the bank allow us to pay extra to reduce principle without charge or notice.

Correct me if i'm wrong. smile.gif

Yes, term loan is still better in term of interest rate, but in term of interest saving, flexi loan can make a lot of different too. smile.gif
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i do agree with what merce said....perhaps,flexi is just a features added extra. What im trying to say is term loan will always get a better rate compare to flexi....but that does not mean flexi is terrible.
thanks for sharing, you guys just thought me some new things, the things which is viewed from ur angle. smile.gif
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QUOTE(shanelai @ Aug 12 2009, 05:54 PM)
Is the blr fixed by government? The webpage seems like having the outdated rate? it is past half year rate?
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fixed by bank negara but subject to commercial bank....current blr is 5.55 ''most banks''

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