QUOTE(leesa @ Mar 3 2010, 09:37 AM)
hi, can anyone tell me the differences between islamic banking and the conventional one? HSBC Amanah is processing my loan. the banker told me that the only difference is that for islamic banking, i dont have to pay the instalments anymore and the bank would refund me the interests paid should the project be abandoned before completion.
is that all the difference? after finding out that HSBC Amanah credit cards cannot be used at non-halal restaurants, now i am wondering if there is anything else 'hidden' that the banker did not mention?
(cos HSBC Amanah is not allowed to sell the conventional plans)
Hi Leesais that all the difference? after finding out that HSBC Amanah credit cards cannot be used at non-halal restaurants, now i am wondering if there is anything else 'hidden' that the banker did not mention?
If you take up Islamic Banking, your installment will not be affected by the BLR as they got a fixed rate on this. This is because in Islamic rules, only can have profit and no lender and borrower terms are allowed.
If you take up conventional loan, your installment will be affected by the BLR as the banks only promise on their deduction percentage eg: BLR - 2%.
If you are going to take up a fixed loan, you can try AIA or ING loan. Myself is taking up AIA fixed loan when I bought my condo 2 years back.
Hope this details could help you
anything can pm me I will explain more to u =)
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Mar 3 2010, 01:55 PM

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