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 am I thinking it right...? government servant, no need to pay a single cent buyin house

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TSah_suknat
post Aug 5 2008, 09:35 PM, updated 18y ago

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say you are a bumi and work with the goverment, and let's say he got 200k in ASB investment account. My friend who work as a government servant told me the goverment loan interest is very low like 2.5 max 3%, so if he borrow 200k to buy a house, he just need to take money from the interest earn @ 8-9% in ASB to repay the loan...literally they are not paying any money to buy the house, still got extra money. shocking.gif
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post Aug 5 2008, 09:53 PM

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i think it's housing loan. only for house.
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post Aug 5 2008, 10:40 PM

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ofcourse need to pay the initial loan. but how much? will it be more than the interest earned from asb, if you calculate how much need to pay a year vs amount interest earn in a year.
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post Aug 10 2008, 05:24 PM

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QUOTE(kristal @ Aug 10 2008, 07:20 AM)
Why do we let a racist mofo like u participate in this forum. Why do u have to specifically target Bumis who work with goverment? Is there not any non-Bumi who could earn interest more than u mentioned above working with gov too?

If you work in government and starting salary is less than 2,000 what chances do u have to save up to 200k. I am working in an MNC earning close to RM10k and still haven't reach 100k savings level. I doubt any civil servants below age of 30 will have that kind of money.

Stop being a racist mofo will u.
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lol, I specifically mentioning bumi working in government because 1) only bumi can invest in ASB and 2)government servant can enjoy low interest goverment loan. why do i mention ASB, because it's one of the most stable, risk free investment.

which in my ROUGH calculation, (If it's right) IF they have 200k in ASB which historically showing interest earning of 9-10% pa, countering their loan of 200k with 4% interest pa to buy a house, it will work out they LITERALLY don't need to fork out money to pay for the loan aka the house.

your earning 10k per month, can't even save 100k savings level, judging from the way you talk and seeing things, it doesn't surprise me. say you are earning 10k, thats 120k a year, take away 100k for savings, you left with 20k to spend a year which work out 1.6k to spend every month, which is more than enough to survive, and you cant do it, what kind of a spoilt brat you are. there are lots of way to get that 200k, it's not that much of amount in today's value, it can be sponsorship from parents or join fund with husband/wife/family members.

who's the mofo again?
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post Aug 12 2008, 07:58 AM

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QUOTE(yhtan @ Aug 11 2008, 11:33 PM)
wow...a smart move, normally ASB bumiputra pay slightly higher
but when come to economy recession, u will get nothing or maybe lost some in it
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actually, ASB is a capital guaranteed investment, you won't lose your money and 2ndly, if you look back the dividend return of ASB in 97-98 recession, some how it's quite high! Although I have no idea how and where they invest the fund, or may be they got bailout or something i oso dunno la wink.gif

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post Aug 12 2008, 07:51 PM

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QUOTE(muscaa @ Aug 12 2008, 03:38 PM)
yes i agree with you the distribution of wealth should be fair, and there is a lot of rich malay are taking advantage on the Govt policies (no need for me to elaborate more)

However i believe that poor people is not limited to Malay only, there are thousands of chinese, indian, kadazan, iban, bidayuh, orang asli etc who are poor. I think they deserve a chance to invest in ASN (Am i dreaming?) sad.gif
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kadazans, ibans, bidayuhs, orang asli are all considered as bumi la sweat.gif

IINM chinese and indian too can invest, provided if you are muslim. icon_idea.gif


 

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