hi all..i am a newbie here..but..just wandering..u guys know about partial prepayment? :-?
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Feb 8 2010, 02:43 AM
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hi all..i am a newbie here..but..just wandering..u guys know about partial prepayment? :-?
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Feb 8 2010, 05:29 PM
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how long the tenure vgodmax?
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Feb 8 2010, 06:18 PM
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QUOTE(QQstore88 @ Feb 8 2010, 05:42 PM) pm i want to add another rm50 to my monthly payment...but i want it to be put directly under the principal amount..can i?tq for ur assistant... Added on February 8, 2010, 5:45 pm pm Added on February 8, 2010, 5:47 pm may i know what's your situation? what you like to do on ur current loan? settle partial but not fully? Added on February 8, 2010, 8:38 pmi heard that partial prepayment really can help us save ALOT of housing loan interest..and im doing some thorough research about it...can someone guide me regarding this?thanks all This post has been edited by montelo: Feb 8 2010, 08:38 PM |
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Feb 8 2010, 08:47 PM
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QUOTE(chocobes @ Feb 8 2010, 08:42 PM) Hi this is Coby from UOB Bank. u got pm.. Our bank offer BLR-1.8% and we do offer weekly instalment which can help you save a lot compare to monthly instalment. If you are interested kindly drop me a mail or call me Thanks Coby Teoh 012-2103400 UOB Bank mortgage specialist Chocobes2001@gmail.com |
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Feb 10 2010, 11:54 PM
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QUOTE(QQstore88 @ Feb 8 2010, 10:24 PM) prepayment will do good effect on our housing loan if compare to car loan. ok then,so u mean if we go to bank,just ask for semi flexi loan,n they can proceed with the partial prepayment?i heard a lot of bank never gave their customer from doing partial prepayment,n if they do,they wont show exactly where's the personal amortization schedule for this thing..can u help me about this bro?i need more xplanation about this...but some time you have to depend on which bank & what type of loan also. some term loan if we do a prepayment will treat as advance payment, which means that you may no need to pay for next month/ next month installment deduct whatever you extra pay before. some loan if we do a prepayment will direct deduct principle, so call - semi flexi loan is deduct all whatever prepayment direct to our outstanding loan. but next installment you have to pay back same monthly installment. you may pm or contact me direct if still got any question or need some help to save $$ Thanks |
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Feb 11 2010, 08:55 PM
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QUOTE(Bon Lee @ Feb 11 2010, 02:11 AM) If u need a mortgage amortizing software, i will send to your email. ok bro..but i go across one of the guy who's doing this partial prepayment thing,after the calculation,if 100k,30 years,3.75%,pay is just rm463 per month,if let say pay rm650,will cut around 12.5 years....so the tenure is just 17.5 years...can somebody advice me? If ur loan is RM100K, 30yrs, 3.75%, instalment RM600. U pay additional RM50/mth. Now Ur loan become RM100K, 26yrs, 3.75%, instalment RM650. Ur loan been shorten tenure. Regards the principal deduction, it is automatically. Now ALL banks ( MBB,CIMB,PBB,RHB,HLB,Ambank,EON,Affinbank,Alliancebank,StandChart,UOB,OCBC,HSBC,Citibank) are the same. |
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Feb 11 2010, 09:25 PM
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Feb 13 2010, 10:44 AM
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QUOTE(Bon Lee @ Feb 13 2010, 12:53 AM) In fact, the bank's rate "standardization" at BLR-1.8% is the "gentleman's agreement" among all local banks and some foreign banks. wow,great info bro..btw,can u clarify with me regarding ur prepayment rate u mention be4?i need some advice regarding them..thanks in advance bro This rule imposed by Bank negara is just banker's rhetoric, which means bankers use Bank negara's name to tell customer and make it more persuasive. All banks previously faced the profit margin droping drastically when compete on market share, where slash interest rate to attract the customer. However, when one of the foreign bank slash until BLR-2.5% once all the bank raise out this meeting to discuss on mutual matters due to several foreign bank reaching the bottom line of cost of fund. For example, UOB's cost of fund is around 2.8% because their fund mainly based on their priority customer and they offering them above 2.5% FD rate. Adding provision of bad debt loan, 0.1% and staff overhead 0.2% become around 2.8%. Hence, they are unable to compete on BLR-2.5%( 5.55-2.5=3.05% ). Somemore paying legal fee 1.25%+stamp duty 1%+valuation fee RM500-RM2000, if only lock in for 5years, they are totally got no profit at all. Some banks ever raise their lock in period to 7years and compulsory MRTA, ( profit from MRTA is 10% of premium) but it is just a small glass of water against the roaring fire. Nobody know whether one day got an insane offering BLR-BLR. Finally resulting at this meeting to standardize the interest rate at BLR-1.8%-1.9% and withdraw free legal documentation fee. If one bank got some "promotion", they got no wrong. This is market competition. But back to the human relation principle, most of the customers more likely to chose the bank they are familiar with & better customer service rather than cheaper rate but lousy service. Above are my opinion is share with everyone. And I would like to say that: new bankers only know how to sell lower interest rate, but good bankers sell good rate & service. |
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Feb 13 2010, 10:04 PM
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QUOTE(Minolta @ Feb 13 2010, 11:06 AM) An interesting point....but back to basics. There is nothing as free service by bankers period!. If they offer u "extras", its coz they want your business. If not current business, then its the hope for future business. I have dealt with enough bankers over the years to know this firsthand. just out from my own curiousity,since i never done any deal with any banks before,do they charge us direct?like when they offer us to take their bank loans,do we have to pay them anything? Interest rates is key. If you are not even willing to compete with another bank with better rates, all the talk of better "services" is moot. I have had bank officers fight really hard to get me good rates. They even give me the offer letter to show other banks to see if they want to compete!. But in the end, i did not use them. Why? Coz even a 0.1% difference in interest rates compound to many many thousands of ringgit over 30 years!. Don't be emotional when getting a bank loan. Banks will never be emotional with you when they charge u late penalty etc! Local banks, foreign banks....all sama saja. minolta |
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Feb 14 2010, 11:32 PM
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hepi chinese new year to all then...i guess we continue after this eve..cheers all
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Feb 18 2010, 06:19 PM
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maybe someone can help me with this..is MRTA and MRTL transferrable?n how long does it valid normally before need to renew?
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Feb 19 2010, 05:40 AM
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Feb 20 2010, 10:46 PM
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Mar 10 2010, 01:36 PM
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i heard that its 0.25% increase...5.75% is it?
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Mar 10 2010, 02:29 PM
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Mar 10 2010, 10:26 PM
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most of the banks are already implementing this rate..just got a call from my friend...so there u go BLR...
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Mar 15 2010, 07:48 AM
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QUOTE(Bon Lee @ Mar 15 2010, 01:42 AM) Public bank will rebounce this month as our management target to achieve 16% growth on mortgage and commercial loan. Starting from this month you may get the best loan package you cant ever find in the market. this is good...might become the choice of many borrowers after this..bravo The best package i recommend is our Homeplan 6. The interest rate is first 3years fixed 3.75% & thereafter BLR-1.8%. The lock in period is only 3years. Hence, you can be no doubt on the BLR boosting up this 3years. News are expecting that BLR going to increase as precrisis rate 6.5%-6.75%. After 3years, you can revise the rate or refinance proportionally to the market offer. Secondly, for shop house's investor, we got good news for you. We come out our new package, Shopsave, which got a linked current accout to your shop loan. The interest will calculated as the outstanding of shop loan balance minus the current account balance. You can used it as your Overdraft but the interest rate is lower than OD, ie BLR-1.4%. Interest is calculated daily, maintainance fee RM10/mth and account set up fee is RM200. Lastly, we got an Ace card. If you got the offer from any bank which offer zero cost & BLR-2~2,1%, we can counter offer with zero cost and even lower interest rate than them! Please ready to submit your loan application to us and find out the best rate in the town. |
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Mar 19 2010, 11:03 PM
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Mr Roy,are u a property negotiator?
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May 2 2010, 11:55 PM
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hi guys..i got a client who cannot proceed with loans because ctos n ccris status..anyone who can help me with this?pm me ASAP...
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Jun 14 2010, 01:53 PM
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any agent out there who can help me with my clients prob?got ccris record...anyone can help?will explained in detail in pm..thanks all
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