QUOTE(alextcs @ Sep 14 2009, 06:01 PM)
My current housing loan bank is public bank, left RM110,000 to settle, under lock in period (penalty: 3% of outstanding amount), and now just sold my house, and then purchase a new house (loan amount RM250,000)
latest of offer that i received from several banks:-
1) CIMB - ZEC, BLR - 1.95 whole tenure (Flexi, must buy MRTA, waive RM10 per month for current account)
2) Hong Leong - ZEC, 1st year BLR - 2.95, rest BLR - 1.95 (Flexi, must buy MRTA, no RM10 per month because drop the cheque book service)
3) Maybank - ZEC, BLR - 2.1 whole tenure (Term loan, must buy MRTA, need to bear 50% of RM4000 for lawyer fees even is ZEC package)
4) Standard Chartered - ZEC, BLR - 2.1 whole tenure (Flexi, must buy MRTA, RM10 per month for current account)
5) Public - ZEC, BLR - 2.1 whole tenure (Flexi, confirmed is not semi-flex, must buy MRTA, RM10 per month, and waive of penalty cost)
Please advise what is the next step should i do? appeal for better rate? meet them to know the detail of letter offer? which bank should i go for? any hidden fees or hidden info that i should concern of?
Many thanks in advanced~~!!
The PBE offer confirm is Flexi? But as what i heard from PBE banker that they actually do not hard sell their flexi package as it is not competable with other bank's flexi package. However, the waiver of penalty cost is really attractive. latest of offer that i received from several banks:-
1) CIMB - ZEC, BLR - 1.95 whole tenure (Flexi, must buy MRTA, waive RM10 per month for current account)
2) Hong Leong - ZEC, 1st year BLR - 2.95, rest BLR - 1.95 (Flexi, must buy MRTA, no RM10 per month because drop the cheque book service)
3) Maybank - ZEC, BLR - 2.1 whole tenure (Term loan, must buy MRTA, need to bear 50% of RM4000 for lawyer fees even is ZEC package)
4) Standard Chartered - ZEC, BLR - 2.1 whole tenure (Flexi, must buy MRTA, RM10 per month for current account)
5) Public - ZEC, BLR - 2.1 whole tenure (Flexi, confirmed is not semi-flex, must buy MRTA, RM10 per month, and waive of penalty cost)
Please advise what is the next step should i do? appeal for better rate? meet them to know the detail of letter offer? which bank should i go for? any hidden fees or hidden info that i should concern of?
Many thanks in advanced~~!!
For me, i will put the tenure into 20/30years though i make sure i fully paid the housing loan i 10years.
This is to make sure I would not tight up myself in cashflow. You can still can choose to pay with "10years installment payment" but 20years tenure.
So in case you need the money suddenly, you still can withdraw the money.
Just my 2cents, hope it can help you.
Sep 16 2009, 12:24 PM

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