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CCRIS, CTOS, Blacklisted by Bank, Whats The different.
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PowerPlay77
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Jul 16 2013, 02:02 PM
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Just wondering - This is the current situation.
I've not applied for a car loan in the past 6 - 7 years so I'm a bit outdated on the current scene. Maybe someone can help shed some light?
I'm a sole proprietor with 2 active companies. Each with a +/- turnover of around RM20k a month. Company A filed for income tax last year with a nett profit of over RM60k. Company B never filed for taxes.
Recently (4 days ago), I decided to purchase another 2nd hand vehicle priced at RM108000. Agreed on a RM43k down payment and proceeded to apply for a RM65k car loan.
I have RM48k in credit card debts (RM100k are my cards limit) and my CCRIS shows 80% Zeros 20% Ones. No house loan. No car loans. They are all paid up.
So the question is, does the above warrant a loan from the banks? And I was under the impression that these applications take only a day or two. It has been 4 days! Is it normal? What deems you a creditworthy person?
Lastly, loans sux big time.
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PowerPlay77
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Jul 16 2013, 03:05 PM
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QUOTE(ccvv @ Jul 16 2013, 02:20 PM) Hi Powerplay77, Since you're the sole prop of the company A, your income tax declaration of 60k = RM5k average income per month. Company B does not have any tax declaration = zero income. But you can furnish your bank statement for 6 months as well (as additional comfort to the bank only). your current commitment = RM2,400 (5% minimum payment of your current CC debt). So basically, you have a nett income of RM2,600 It's enough to service the loan. But I do not know how long you asked for the repayment term and interest rate. You said it's a second hand car. But I'm not sure is that recon or local... Recon car will normally drag longer as supporting doc from custom and puspakom is required. So few days process is normal.... TQ Hey ccvv, Thanks for the heads up. Guess it's just been a while now since my last purchase so a bit anxious Bank statements for both companies submitted. Repayment term 7 years with an interest rate of 3.4% p.a. Which means the monthly repayment is somewhere below 1 grand. It's an imported car. Supporting docs from customs and Puspakom handled by dealer. Thx again for sharing. Will update in a few days for the benefit of readers. Fingers crossed. Cheers!
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