QUOTE(b00n @ Jul 15 2008, 06:01 PM)
They calculate debt burden ratio and the rule of thumb is all your expenses that is with the banks cannot exceed 1/3 of your salary.
Blacklisted but looking for loan, plz help, loaaking personal loan for blacklisted
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Jul 16 2008, 06:44 PM
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QUOTE(b00n @ Jul 16 2008, 06:51 PM) If you're salary is high maybe yes. To reiterate, 1/3 of your salary is used for your loan application because its assumed that you will have loans with other banks. Otherwise its 3/4 outright. If your CCRIS score is satisfactory, the risk levels you are in whether you are approved or rejected is solely determined by your length of employment in one company. For example a 5k a month applicant will be considered high risk and may be rejected if he changed job every year vs a 2k a month applicant if he has been in the same company for 2 years or more. Take this calculation: RM5,000 salary - RM1,250 left over (25%) RM2,000 salary - RM500 left over (25%) So would you lend to a person with a salary of RM2,000 knowing that after repaying his loan he is left with 25% of his salary i.e. RM500 to survive? RM500 to be used for his daily expenses? And, to calculate in this manner is wrong. You have forgotten one major thing. Taxes. In other words, whether you are a RM2k/mth, RM5k/mth, or even up RM40k/mth, it will all ends up the same unless you evade tax but that means you can forget about getting big loans. |
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