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15/02/2023

每个房贷主人的头疼问题

05/09/2022

Another 0.25% increase in OPR 😣

KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 5 — Bank Negara Malaysia is expected to hike its overnight policy rate by 25 basis points to 2.5 per cent this week, its third consecutive rate hike, aiming to...

06/07/2022

慢慢的会打回原型

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“低利率”时代，离我们越来越远！
接下来，大家的房贷每月供款，将无法避免会增加......

20/05/2022

银行生息对你有什么影响 ？
How interest rate hike will affects u.

OPR隔夜政策利率已经调高到了2％。这是BNM马来西亚国家银行在2020年7月以来，第一次把OPR从1.75%这个历史最低水平调高，调高的幅度是25个基点。现在就让我们来看看大马国行升息对房屋贷款利息和每个月分期付款数额的影响，.....

17/05/2022

BLR ➡️ BR ➡️ SBR
对我们的房贷会有什么影响呢 ? 留言

国家银行近来宣布升息，大家都在喊房贷成本会增加了，那你是否搞得清楚背后的原因呢？

23/02/2022

Squeeze some money from your loan interest payment.

22/06/2021

Time to look at the loan agreement's T&C. 😎

By the National House Buyers Association   THE National House Buyers Association (HBA) welcomes the announcement by Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM) that “unfair housing loan terms to be revised”. For too long, borrowers have been at the losing end of such unfair terms of the housing loan and have no...

08/04/2021

银行的秘密你知道多少 ?

一对印裔母女的房屋因欠下975令吉款项，在不知情下被丰隆银行拍卖，两母女今日在大马社会主义党（PSM）全国副主席阿鲁仄万的陪同下，到国家银行提交备忘录，促请国家银行插手处理此事，还两人一个公道。

20/11/2020

Loan moratorium progress. Another blanket moratorium will help ?

Is another blanket automatic moratorium for all Malaysians the right way forward in the Covid-19 economy?

03/11/2020

OPR rate remain unchanged at 1.75%.
Government is confident on economy recovery.

Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM) has decided to maintain the Overnight Policy Rate (OPR) at 1.75% today as the country’s economic activity is projected to improve further and as the central bank expects the nation’s underlying inflation to remain subdued as the world economy contends with the resurgen...

01/10/2020

奇怪的现象

（吉隆坡29日讯）随着暂缓还贷计划大限将至，我国银行股纷纷一面倒陷跌。10家大马银行中，就有7家银行的股价跌破公司的账面价值（P/BV ratio）。其中艾芬（...

24/09/2020

Guys, start to plan well for your spending now !
Otherwise seek assistance from bank to restructure the loan to lower payment.

KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 24 — Malaysian borrowers who have gotten used to having more cash to spend during the six-month moratorium or temporary suspension of loan payments should adjust their spending levels from next month onwards, as their disposable income will be reduced, local banks and a debt...