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 Recommended Home Loans See Full Loan Table
Loan Type Rate Structure (p.a.)
Zero Payment (During Construction)
Bank Islam (M) Berhad 1.75% (Yr1), 5.75% (Yr2), BFR-1.30% (TA)
Cash Back Loan
Hong Leong Bank Berhad BLR-1.90% (Whole Tenure)
Extremely Flexible & 24 hrs Approval Loan
The Bank of Nova Scotia Berhad Up to BLR-1.50% (Whole Tenure)
100% Margin of Finance (SPA Price)
Bank Islam (M) Berhad 3.00%(Yr1), 5.00%(Yr2), BFR -1.30% to BFR -1.80(TA)
Deposit Linked Flexi Home Loan
Standard Chartered Bank (M) Berhad BLR-2.00% (Whole Tenure)
RHB Bank Berhad BLR-1.80% (Whole Tenure)
Alliance Bank (M) Berhad BLR-2.20% (Yr1-2), BLR-2.00% (TA)
Fixed Rate Loan
American International Assurance Berhad 5.99%(Whole Tenure)
Zero Moving Cost Loan
Maybank Berhad 3.88%(Yr1), BLR-1.90%(TA)
Standard Chartered Bank (M) Berhad BLR-1.65%(Yr1-5), BLR-2.00%(TA)
Islamic Home Financing
Bank Islam (M) Berhad 2.50% (Yr1), 5.00% (Yr2), BFR-1.30% to BFR-1.80% (TA) (Negotiable)
Bank Simpanan Nasional 5.99%(Whole Tenure)
CIMB Islamic Bank Berhad 3.00%(Yr1), BFR-1.60%(TA)
Longest Loan Tenure
Malaysian Assurance Alliance Berhad KLIBOR+3.15% (Whole Tenure)
Floating Rate Loan
Alliance Bank (M) Berhad BLR-2.30% (Yr1-2), BLR-2.05%(TA)
OCBC Bank (M) Berhad BLR-2.00% (Yr1-3), BLR-1.75%(TA)
0% Interest Home Loan
Public Bank Berhad 0%(Yr1), BLR-1.60%(TA)
United Overseas Bank (M) Bhd 0%(Yr1), BLR-1.60%(TA)
Investors' Home Loan / Low or 0 Lock In
Al Rajhi Banking & Investment Corporation (M) Berhad BLR-1.70% (Whole Tenure)
Asian Finance Bank Berhad 7.25%(Whole Tenure)
Low Deposit Loans
Alliance Bank (M) Berhad BLR-1.80% (Whole Tenure)
Hybrid Loans (Fixed & Floating)
Maybank Berhad 2.88%(Yr1), BLR-2.20%(TA)
Public Bank Berhad 3.50(Yr1), BLR-1.70%(TA)
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Affin Bank Berhad Al Rajhi Bank Alliance Bank Alliance Islamic Bank Berhad AmBank Berhad
American International Assurance Berhad Asian Finance Bank Bangkok Bank Bank Islam (M) Berhad Bank Muamalat
Bank of China Bank of Nova Scotia Bank Simpanan Nasional CIMB Bank Berhad CIMB Islamic Bank Berhad
Citibank (M) Berhad Direct Access EON Bank Hong Leong Bank HSBC Bank (M) Berhad
ING Insurance Berhad Kuwait Finance House (M) Berhad Lloyds TSB Asia Malaysia Building Society Bhd Malaysian Assurance Alliance Berhad
Maybank Berhad OCBC Bank (M) Berhad Public Bank Berhad RHB Bank Berhad RHB ISLAMIC Bank Berhad
Standard Chartered Bank (M) Berhad The Royal Bank of Scotland Berhad United Overseas Bank (M) Bhd

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Money3 Finance Essentials
How to Improve Your Loan Approval Chances: Debt Service Ratio
An important consideration for financial institutions in evaluating your suitability for a home loan is your debt service ratio (DSR). In Malaysia, a DSR is usually calculated as the percentage of total debt payments over income. Your debt service ratio represents your ability to service or handle your current debt. The lower your DSR percentage, the stronger a loan applicant you are.
BLR Wears Prada - The case for Fixed Rate Loans
Of the many benefits one gains having being in the home loan industry for many years, one in particular is a clear insight into how people think when choosing a home loan. Many factors are in play but none as influential as the “interest rate” of the loan, usually taken as the indicator of the cost of the loan and hence a borrower’s ability to afford the said loan.
How Financial Institutions Assess Your Credit Rating For Home Loan Applications
Financial institutions in Malaysia generally assess the credit rating of potential borrowers through the Central Credit Reference Information System (CCRIS) and Credit Tip Off Service (CTOS) or similar type of bankruptcy search.
How To Improve Your Credit Rating For Your Home Loan Application
If you already have a marred credit history, you must make an effort to repair past problems and start building good credit history.
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Taking A Home Loan in Malaysia
A very common mistake is to commit to the purchase of a property before having clarity on (i) if you qualify for the loan, and in particular, if you indeed qualify for the amount you need to borrow to complete the purchase; and (ii) the terms and conditions that the Lender(s) may impose and that you can easily meet those conditions, and (ii) the sum of monthly repayments that you will be obliged to pay.

Refinance Guide
With the many competitive home loans products on offer especially ones that will cover any refinancing costs, exploring refinancing is a worthwhile investment at any point in the life of your home loan, to lower monthly repayments and save you money in the long run as well as give you the flexibility in managing your cash flow

Foreigner Home Purchase in Malaysia
There are presently no Malaysia Government regulations prohibiting foreigners and expatriates from taking a mortgage to assist in the acquisition of Malaysian real estate. Individual banks determine their respective policies and lending guidelines in this respect.
 Malaysia Property Listing
Puncak Jalil
RM 235,000
2 Storey Link/Terrace
Brand new house at PUJ 8. furnished by IJM. opposite to Esso Station. easy acess to Bukit Jalil n Serdang Jusco. many unit.
Southlake, Desa Parkcity
RM 1,220,000
2 Storey Link/Terrace
Terrace House End Lot with extra 10 feet land. Self sufficient township. A gated and guarded community. 24-hour surveillance by uniform guards. 17km to KL City Center. Easy access to LDP, NKVE, Pencala Link and Retail & Entertaiment outlets such as 1 Utama, Tesco, The Curve and Ikano. Community club house available soon only to Desa Parkcity residents.
Taman Legenda Mas, Cheras Bt9
RM 258,000
2 Storey Link/Terrace
kitchen fully extended, built ins kitchen cabinet, car porch reno
Bandar Damai Perdana
RM 375,000
2 Storey Link/Terrace
Brand New, hill-top, Big built-up wt 2nd family halls upstairs. All rooms wt attached bathroom/shower screens. View to appreciate.
Taman Melawati
RM 550,000
2 Storey Link/Terrace
NEAR TO SCHOOLS,BANKS AND SHOPS. EASY ACCESS TO MRR2,AMPANG AND KLCC. FOR MORE INFORMATION AND VIEWING
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MAA Hldgs chairman dies
Call to cut EPF deductions
RBA: Australia may need early cut in interest rates
China raises limit on loans
Al-Aqar REIT to cross RM1bil by year-end
Large US bank collapse ahead, says economist
Insurers cutting back on stocks, moving into bonds
Smallholders want fertiliser incentives
AirAsia X to offer Melbourne-London service
Islamic bond mart may gain momentum in Q1
Deutsche: Bank earnings downgrade yet to run its course
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 Islamic Financing
Profit Distribution
Unlike conventional fixed deposits where interest rates are fixed on placement of deposits, profits for MGIA are declared on actual profit made on a monthly basis. In addition, it shall be distributed based on an agreed profit-sharing ratio between the customer and the bank, determined prior to the placement of deposits. An important question that arises from this is how the bank shares its profits with its customers.

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Hong Leong Bank Cash Back Loan
Scotia Bank Ultimate Home Loan
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