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yybryan
post Feb 5 2015, 09:50 AM

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QUOTE(mynsu2 @ Feb 4 2015, 07:32 PM)
guys, need your professional advise...am trying to help out a fren who is in dire need of some serious help....she's single mother 1 schooling kid, just divorced.....her ex hubby bankruptcy case since they got married. so this wonderful lady ended up having all sort of loans and credit card debts under her name totaling to RM150K....i advised her to take 1 single loan to settle off everything but seems she got under the ctos & ccris radar, most likely due to delayed/no payments and stuff. according to her, the bank is not approving the loan because of this..... both hse and car still under finance, she has not much of saving  since she needs to take care of her son alone....she's in IT field and earns approx RM5k a month...her family pretty much has washed their hands because of the whole messy marriage and divorce...her ex of 10 years was a control freak, she doesnt have my frens....so she's feeling so lost (and not thinking straight) that she is now considering to borrow from ah long! i strongly warned her against doing so considering how f***ed up things can get with them.....so what else is there? there should be a way for a bank to offer a loan just for her to settle off her debts right? how else will one do, takkan go ask ah long for help when all the time the gov keeps telling us not to do that....this lady is a malay, do you guys know of any islamic loans/banks/ngo that can help her?  so i would really appreciate some advise here....ty
ps: she has spoken to akpk and didnt agree to their terms (1 of it was they will hold her passport). she also was told, she might face problems to apply loans with FI after akpk debt is paid off.
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In her current situation, since she have record in CTOS means that bank had taken legal action against her due to she did not make payment to the bank/FI for the loan/CC outstanding. under normal circumstances, bank/FI will not grant her loan application due to her bad credit report. checking CCRIS/CTOS/RAM is the bank/FI standard assessment.

Ah Long is not the option, the only option is go to AKPK and agree with their terms and conditions so that the outstanding loan can be pay in instalment over nos of year without further interest incur, otherwise if bank keep charging the interest, she will be sue for bankruptcy and once bankrupt, AKPK will not able to help anymore.

She will be more pain if declare bankrupt, as she unable to get passport going oversea as and when she want to, she cannot hold any property or asset until settle the full amount with insolvency dept. it will be a nightmare if come to this situation.

suffer some freedom or restriction with AKPK terms for some time, but at least she have a chance to pay off the debt by instalment without further interest.

Therefore, I would suggest go for AKPK. GOOD LUCK to your fren

P/S : I took 5 years to clear all my outstanding debt and clear ctos/RAM records, at least I am free now. I can own property now, bank willing to provide me loan now as my CTOS/RAM record all clear.


yybryan
post Mar 15 2015, 11:12 AM

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QUOTE(nujikabane @ Mar 14 2015, 11:11 PM)
^ Anyone ?
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BNM will reply with ccris report thru email if you submit the form thru email. The report will be in zip file. U need to extract with a password. U need to call bnm for the password. It was stated in the email. This is ensure you are the real applicant. Actually it is very simple
yybryan
post Mar 26 2015, 08:26 AM

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If your ccris record is good and no bad record in ctos, and u hv no others loan except 3k cc outstanding. Base on yr income, to loan for 240k said for 30 yrs, monthly installment should b around 1k+ which is only 30% ratio of yr income, under normal circumstances, chances for bank to approve the loan is higher. My 2 cent

 

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