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giggs_509
post Feb 10 2010, 08:14 AM

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hi, how long bank need for disbursement from the date of signing loan agreement? and when will be the 1 loan payment? 2 weeks from sign loan agreement?
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post Feb 10 2010, 02:58 PM

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QUOTE(leongal @ Feb 10 2010, 02:42 PM)
disbursement depends on how long it takes for your loan lawyer to settle those documentation for the bank, probably 1-2 months

first loan payment starts the first day of the following month after the first drawdown

And, I am talking about subsale
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how about buying from developer, meaning not subsale? disburse time shorter is it? is it possible the disbursement settled in 2 weeks as the bank is the panel bank with the project? or shortest is 1 month?
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post Feb 10 2010, 06:34 PM

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QUOTE(QQstore88 @ Feb 10 2010, 04:41 PM)
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sorry, actually not possible, cause your loan bank still have to wait alot document from developer, & their admin always late + you have to wait for developer bank document too, some time include the land office blablabla thing some more.. 2 week can done only in dream  rclxms.gif

1 month loan disbursement is possible only if it is clean property which means that the vendor already fully settle the property & now he sell to you, then - possible.
remind - only possible, not 100%
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oic.. thanks qq. actually now the house is ready, just wait for cf. so need to plan carefully so that the money is disburse in time to avoid penalty. but at same time hoping can disburse a month later so that got xtra money for moving in..
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post Feb 12 2010, 08:13 AM

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Base lending rate - 2.20% p.a. on daily rest

notwithstanding anything herein contained, the above interest rates may be varied at any time at the Bank's discretion.

what does this means? let say i want to take loan for 30 years, does this means that -2.20% set for the whole 30 years or not? bank can defer the rate anytime?
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post Feb 26 2010, 10:53 PM

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How daily rest can save interest? Can explain? Noob here..
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post Feb 27 2010, 10:41 AM

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If my monthly loan repayment is about 1.7k, my salary 4k, then at end of each month i need to put all my 4k in the homeloan acc to save interest? If my expenditure is 2k (car loan, phone bills, fuel, food, etc), then if take the 2k the following day will it save interest? Or better redraw the 2k in stages based on priority? I'm using mbb homeloan, blr -2.2.
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post Mar 20 2010, 02:06 PM

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i received an supplementary LO stated that T&C for item no. 7 (loan to be released upon issuance of CFO) to be waived approved by RAM (MHC1M30).

guys, what is RAM?
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post Sep 13 2010, 11:00 PM

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just a query, sorry if off topic..

I will make my 1st home loan payment on 1st oct, which monthly payment is rm1.8k. The loan is about rm378k++, include mrta. Saw that interest charged at 31st august is almost rm700. How to minimise the interest? Pay sharp rm1.8k monthly or pay xtra rm700? Got difference?
And the payment method is vsi, do i have to pay any maintenance fee? I can access info on the loan acc from my savings acc. Noob here.
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post Sep 14 2010, 12:25 AM

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QUOTE(home_save @ Sep 13 2010, 11:37 PM)
Dear giggs_509,

It depends how you want to manage your property. Paying additional RM700 will eventually shorten your tenure. Assuming you borrowed RM378k, tenure 30 yrs and an upward adjustment of BLR by 0.1% annually (assume you have a flexi loan), it will give us a monthly installment of RM1804.63. If you pay RM700 extra on a monthly basis, you should have fully settle your loan by the end of 25th year with an interest savings of 124k.

If you consider to treat your house as a residential property and you stay in it. It is advisable to pay more if you can afford it (provided that you have free money which you have no idea on what to do with it). For ordinary owners, we would suggest to use a simple "rule of trade-off". Consider current BLR at 6.3% with your package termed at BLR - 2.3% (=4%), if you do not have any investment option that can yield > 4%, then you can dump your money into the loan account as an option for interest savings, however, if you do, it will be vice versa.

In the end, it is still personal preference as some of us might prefer to spend that RM700 to have a great meal every weekend. You can download the attached mortgage calculator which developed by our team which serves the calculative need of quick loan settlement. Just an add-on, if you do plan to pay more initially, MLTA might serve your need as it can be structured to become a protection with investment feature (generate >4%) whereby its generated cash value will show a much significant interest savings than simple dump-in in the future.
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many thanks for the explanation. But how to pay the xtra rm700? Just make sure my savings acc got at least rm2.5k every month?
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post Sep 14 2010, 11:49 PM

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very helpful insight chris. By the way, if now take bank loan and later blr increase too much, can we convert to govt loan?

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