QUOTE(terlee91 @ Dec 4 2021, 07:51 PM)
Hi all, I enroll into
AKPK a year ago because fail from doing business, now my full time job is stable and I gain some extra money to clear part of my debts under
AKPK. I would like to ask what is the steps i need to take care of for my scenario as below:
For example:
I have debts of
24k from Bank A
19k from Bank B
6k from Bank C
5k from Bank D
I would like to clear 23k for Bank A and 18k for Bank B, and opt out from
AKPK after the payment, can I pay like normal credit card term for the remaining 1k from Bank A&B & balance for Bank C&D
And how do I make payment to the banks? Is it I just pay to the credit card account number? And what I should do next to opt out from AKPK? Thanks
If you want to opt-out from
AKPK, you need to make a full settlement right away. Meaning that, after you make payment for Bank A and Bank B, then you opt-out, you will need to pay:
1k to Bank A
1k to Bank B
6k to Bank C
5k to Bank D
RIGHT AWAY. Otherwise, you'll just go back to square one where the interest will jalan. You cannot pay monthly. Must pay lump-sum right away after opt-out. SO, you will need 13k more at hand after opting-out of
AKPK.
To make payment to the bank, you must call your bank's collection department first to let them know that you're making full/huge payment. Some banks will require you to go to the counter and pay COLD. HARD. CASH.
This is my experience. I just paid my
AKPK (yay!). My first time ever holding 20k COLD HARD CASH in my bag. feel like Najib.
Ambank (10k) - requires you to make payment at the counter and pay CASH.
RHB (10k) - requires you to make payment at the counter and pay CASH.
Maybank (8k) - requires you to make payment at the counter and can pay either cash or direct debit.
CITI (7k)- no need to go to the counter. can pay online.
Regarding the release letter, I haven't gotten any sent to me, but I already saw Maybank and RHB gone from my
AKPK portal. Anyway, I just paid them last Friday (4 Feb 2022) so I guess its the chasing/waiting game now. I can't wait to finally be free from
AKPK.