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Today Outlines
Introduction To Mortgage Business
AIA Mortgage Packages
Why Sell AIA Mortgage
Features & Benefits
Loan Process Overview
Terms & Conditions
How To Start
What Is Mortgage?
Mortgage =
Interest Rates
4.85% p.a.
Fixed for entire loan tenure
5.25% p.a.
Fixed for entire loan tenure
MRTA
RM500k
30 yrs
MRTA
RM500k
30 yrs
In addition, banks does not offer cheaper MRTA, just lower premium
due to lower coverage (ie. 4%)
A fluctuating BLR would result in the loan being under-protected. In
the event of claims, the borrower would still need to continue to pay for
the portion not cover by MRTA
The basic MRTA only covers death and permanent disability. Adding in
CI (critical illness) would double up the premium at a minimum
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MRTA
RM500k
30 yrs
40 yrs
PREPAYMENT PENALTY
A prepayment fee of 0.62%p.a of the full prepaid amount together
with an Administrative fee of 0.40% of the full prepaid amount or such
other rate as may be imposed by AIA at any time or from time to time
shall be borne by the Borrower if the Borrower prepays the Facility in
full within five (5) years from the date of first drawdown of the Facility
or half of the total loan tenure, whichever is shorter. The prepayment
fee will be calculated based on the remaining years of the first five (5)
years of first drawdown of the Facility or half of the loan tenure of the
Facility, whichever is the shorter.
There will be NO prepayment fee imposed if prepayment is done via
own savings, Employee Provident Fund (EPF) withdrawal and/or sale
of property except for refinancing.
PREPAYMENT PENALTY
Example:
Loan tenor of 20 years.
Borrower refinance out from AIA on the 4th year.
The full settlement amount is RM500,000
Lock In Period is 5 years
Full settlement occurs on 4th year:
New Prepayment Calculation
Tenure Factor:
Half of Loan Tenure (10 years) minus Years with Payment already
made (4 years) = 6 years
or Remaining Lock In Period = 1 year
0.62% X 1 year X RM500,000.00
Admin Charge of 0.4% X RM500,000.00
Total prepayment charge
* Previous prepayment calculation = RM20,000/AIA confidential and proprietary information. Not for distribution.
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PREPAYMENT PENALTY
For Zero Moving Cost package, you will also be required to
reimburse AIA for all fees, costs and expenses whatsoever including
but not limited to valuation fees, stamp duties and legal costs on a
solicitor and client basis incurred by AIA in connection with the loan
in the event the loan is refinanced or fully settled within 5 years from
the date of the 1st drawdown.
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Interest (%)
Loan Tenure
PTI
(Payment to Income %)
3 Ps
1) Property
- Not negative list, no auction properties, no land, no land &
3)
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Sector
Segments
Commercial
Office
Space
Residential
Retail
Shops
Completed
Under
Construction
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Easy Recruitment
Bottom Line More Clients & More Income!
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MLD
Home Loans
&
Shop Loans
Referral Fee
Subject to other terms & conditions and is at AIAs discretion. Please seek further consultation with AIA for more information.
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INCOME POTENTIAL
Loan Amount
: RM 300,000
Referral Fee
Life Insurance
Houseowner
: RM 1050
: RM 1148.70
: RM 47.52
INCOME POTENTIAL
Loan Amount
Referral Fee
Life Insurance
Houseowner
: RM 1,000,000
: RM 3,500
: RM 14,000
: RM 1,880
Life commission (investment link) earned in 1st year based on Male aged 30
(non smoker) with loan tenure at 30 years
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AIA Mortgage
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Meet Customer
Signing Letter of
Offer
Instruction to
valuers
Submit Application
Instruction to Lawyer
Loan Approval
Signing Loan
Documentation
Completion of Legal
Process
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AIA Mortgage
Terms
&
Conditions
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Open to:
i.Malaysians & Permanent Residents
ii. Singaporeans & Bruneian Nationals
iii. Foreigners with a valid work permit / registered business in Malaysia /
married with Malaysian spouse
iv. Participants of Malaysia My Second Home Program (documentary
evidence / approval from Malaysia Government under the MM2H
program ~ prior to loan disbursement)
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Klang Valley
Penang, Seberang Prai, Parit
Buntar, Sg Petani & Kulim
Johor Bahru, Batu Pahat, &
Muar
Ipoh, Kampar & Taiping
Seremban
Melaka
Kuantan
Kuching
Kota Kinabalu
Non- Landed
Landed
Klang Valley
Ipoh
Melaka
Johor Bahru
Penang
Kuantan
Kota Kinabalu
Kuching
of panel
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RM150,000
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Non-Landed Properties
Minimum Property Value:
Minimum Marketability Factor:
Minimum Features:
RM100,000
Income - Calculation
Guideline for Debt Service Ratio (DSR - based on net income)
Net Income
DSR
Above RM8K
Up to 70%
Up to 65%
RM3K to RM5K
Up to 60%
Below RM3K
Up to 50%
DSR =
For high net-worth customers (ie. customers with total net personal assets exceeding one million
ringgit), flexibility is provided to consider the customers deposits, assets and/or investments in
assessing the customers ability to repay the financing.
Income - Calculation
Salary Earners / Employed
Type of Income
Basic Salary
Fixed Allowance
100%
100%
Rental
Commission
Income - Calculation
Self Employed
Minimum 2 years income tax return will be the basis of income recognition.
Applicants who own more than one business entity may submit more than one
business current account for computation of income consideration.
Net income is derived after minus off tax (taxable amount is per latest Tax Schedule
available).
Loan Tenure
Maximum is 40 years but borrowers age should not exceed 70 years old,
whichever is earlier.
If the younger applicants income is sufficient to support the case, loan tenure can
be solely based on the younger age.
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Loan Tenure
For joint applicants, the average age of the applicants who are contributing to
the repayment of the loan will be used to determine the loan tenure. Example is
as follows:
Borrower 1 = age 25, income 10,000
(max age for income earning 70) 70 25 = 45
Borrower 2 = age 50, income 70,000
(max age for income earning 70) 70 50 = 20
Total Income = 80,000
Age calculation = 25 * (10,000/80,000) + 50 * (70,000/80000)
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LTV / Margin
Up to 90%
Refinance
Investment
Up to 80%
Foreigners
Up to 70% to 80%
5 Cs of Credit :
Character
Capacity
- income/revenue to support.
Capital
- commitment in investment.
Condition
Collateral
- movable/immovable property
as security.
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Legal Fee
Stamp Duty
Disbursement
Disbursement RM1,500.
Valuation Fee :
Discharge
RM600
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Loan Agreement
First 150K
First 150K
Subsequent up to 1M
0.7
Subsequent up to 1M
0.7
Subsequent up to 3M
0.6
Subsequent up to 3M
0.6
Subsequent up to 5M
0.5
Subsequent up to 5M
0.5
Subsequent up to
7.5M
0.4
Subsequent up to
7.5M
0.4
Stamp Duty
Stamp Duty
First 100k
Loan Amount
0.5
Subsequent up to
500K
Subsequent onwards
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Others
Houseowner Insurance on the property to be taken with AIA
Berhad.
Valuation reports & loan documentation to be handled by
AIAs panel Valuers & Solicitors.
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12.80
11.51
12.25
11.51
10.33
8.70
10.33
8.24
6.72
6.99
6.83
6.41
6.45
4.92
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Historical
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Effective Date
3%
1 June 2011
2%
1 April 2011
1%
1 March 2009
2%
1 February 2009
3.50%
1 December 2008
4%
16 September 1998
6%
1 September 1998
8%
1 July 1998
10%
16 February 1998
13.50%
1 June 1996
12.50%
1 February 1996
11.50%
1 July 1994
10.50%
16 May 1994
9.50%
3 January 1994
8.50%
2 May 1992
7.50%
16 August 1991
6.50%
16 January 1990
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1980
7.75
10.13
1981
8.50
11.89
1982
8.50
12.40
1983
11.02
11.78
1984
11.35
12.21
1985
11.54
12.55
1986
10.69
12.23
1987
8.19
10.36
1988
7.25
9.30
1989
7.00
8.90
1990
7.16
8.79
1991
8.02
9.35
1992
9.22
10.16
1993
8.85
10.03
1994
7.29
8.76
1995
7.44
8.73
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1996
8.89
9.94
1997
9.53
10.62
1998
10.61
12.13
1999
7.29
8.56
2000
6.77
7.67
2001
6.66
7.13
2002
6.39
6.61
2003
6.13
6.30
2004
5.99
6.05
2005
6.00
5.95
2006
6.61
6.49
2007
6.72
6.41
2008
6.70
6.08
2009
5.62
5.08
2010
6.02
5.00
2011
6.45
4.92
2012
6.53
4.78
Source:
BNM
Website
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ANALYSIS
OF LENDING RATE
WHAT DO I GAIN IN SELLING HOME LOANS??
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Average BLR
6.75%
6.00%
(1.20%)
5.55%
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2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
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BLR:6.60%
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MONTHLY INSTALMENT
(30yr loan at BLR 2.40%)
ADDITIONAL
INTERESTS
(30yrs)
IF INSTALMENT REMAIN
UNCHANGED
3.15%
4.2%
500,000/-
2149
2446
106,920
1,000,000/-
4298
4891
213,480
What if rates
increased further?
Disclaimer : Whilst every care has been taken in compiling this publication, AIA Bhd. and its officers are unable to accept any liability whatsoever
for the accuracy of its contents or for the consequences of any reliance which may be placed upon the information contains.
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MONTHLY INSTALMENT
(30yr loan at BLR 2.40%)
ADDITIONAL
INTERESTS
(30yrs)
IF INSTALMENT REMAIN
UNCHANGED
4.2%
5.2%
500,000/-
2446
2746
108,000
1,000,000/-
4891
5492
216,360
Disclaimer : Whilst every care has been taken in compiling this publication, AIA Bhd. and its officers are unable to accept any liability whatsoever
for the accuracy of its contents or for the consequences of any reliance which may be placed upon the information contains.
AIA confidential and proprietary information. Not for distribution.
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IN THE NEWS
Meaning:
BORROWERS SHOULD BE PREPARED IF
THEY ARE ABLE TO AFFORD A
FURTHER RATE HIKE OF 1% TO 2%.
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Banks are now obligated to perform a stress test for each loan
application to show the impact of an increase in increase rate (1% and
2%) on the total repayment amount.
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2010s Rate
(4.20%)
If BLR goes up 2%
(6.20%)
RM3,083
RM3,356
(increase by
RM273 )
RM3,641
(increase by RM558 )
Total interest
cost at end of 20
years
RM239,795
RM305,126
(increase by
RM65,331 )
373,418
(increase by RM
133,623 )
Total repayment
at end of 20
years
RM739,792
RM805,126
RM873,416
BLR Rates
Monthly
Instalments
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IN THE NEWS
RAM SAYS CLOSE MONITORING NEEDED
Household Debt rose 77% (2011) of GDP
mortgages 45% - largest component
RAM-We do not discount additional prudent
regulations to be imposed..
Implication of new capital requirement
under Basel III in 2013 will impact consumers!
Quote:
Although these new capital measures would
elevate banks funding costs, which may in turn
be passed on to consumers it would ensure the
banking sector was safeguarded against
unexpected shocks
Net Interest margins (NIM) under pressure for loans
such as residential mortgages.
Will this give pressure to banks to increase
interest rates in longer term?
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Real Capital
Gains
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Real Capital
Gains
expects to resume
tightening* no later
than next year.
* raising interest rates
~ Director of Economic Research ~
AmResearch Sdn Bhd
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IN THE NEWS
Article 4 http://www.starproperty.my/PropertyGuid
e/Finance/9134/0/0
UNBIASED VIEW FROM RENOWN
AUTHOR & PROPERTY CONSULTANT
AZIZI ALI :_
Quote ..take a fixed interest rate
mortgage. While the interest rate charged
for a fixed interest rate mortgage may be
slightly higher than the interest charged
for a variable interest rate mortgage
today, you should be paying a lower total
repayment in the long run.
Next, the fixed repayments mean that you
can plan your cashflow better, reduce
your workload and also your problems.
Most important of all, you will be
protected from interest rate rises
throughout the period. And oh ya, it will
help you sleep better at night.
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IN THE NEWS
The higher the loan amount, the
higher the quantum of increase
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COMPARISON BETWEEN
AIA FIXED RATE VS BLR
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Instalment is RM1,957
Total interest payment RM304K
Instalment RM2,111
Save RM55K.
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Instalment is RM1,957
Instalment RM2,209
Save RM91K.
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FACTS OR MYTHS?
No problem, you can always refinance every 5 years if interest rates goes higher.
Changing loans every 3-5 yrs will mean - paying high interests to banks &
barely reducing your principal loan. Every 5 yrs means your eligibility to
shorter loan tenure with same principal outstanding! Who will be the biggest
loser?.
2) Only BLR will change but the spread (eg BLR-2.30%) is guaranteed fixed
Spread or interest margin is NEVER fixed. (Always refer to letter of offer and
loan documents rather than hear say)
3) You can save more in interests with the withdrawal facility ie when you have
more money to pay into the loan
The impact of savings may not be much as it will depend on how much you
have to credit in and for how long vs the rising BLR trends which will add on
the burden of increasing instalments and interests.
More importantly to manage your investment wisely:
You should never use your housing loan as an investment tool. If you have
surplus money, it should be used to invest into other assets or investment
tools eg ILP with better returns rather than paying surpluses to a mortgage
loan.
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Important Note:
1)Banks can change and
increase at its SOLE
DISCRETIONBLR, interest
margin/spread.
2)Borrowers can do NOTHING to
control this situation.
3)BLR can affect borrowers
financially as home loans are the
biggest liability
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New Clause:
Real Capital
Gains
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FACTS OR MYTHS?
4) BLR rates on average is lower than fixed rates
Based on BNM website of BLR and lending rates since for the past 30 years (19802010), average lending rate for the past 30 years is 8.92% and 10 years is 6.11%. This
is much higher based on the fixed rates offered by AIA over the years.
5) Our instalment is lower and you can save thousands if you take a BLR loan
-There is no comparison with BLR & fixed loan packages.
-Last year, BLR is 5.55% and now it is 6.60% p.a. and is expected to rise further.
Eg if you have taken a BLR last year, the increase by 1.05% for a RM500K loan
would mean that your instalment would increase by RM300 pm and would still
increase as interest is expected to increase further. Even if your instalment remains
the same your loan tenure would be extended by 10 years, which means you pay
another RM265K in additional instalments. Is this managing well your biggest single
liability?
-In short, never be in a position where you cannot control your highest liability
whereby the additional interests would severely put you financially to great risks and
financial ruin.
- Compare other European countries vs France (80% of their loan borrowers are fixed
rate mortgages) and France was not at all impacted by the financial crisis
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Real Capital
Gains
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Liabilities (RM530K)
Liabilities (RM980K)
Settled
Settled
Real Capital
No savings.
No assets
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Case Study
HOW DO YOU MITIGATE THE RISKS BY USING CREDIT TO
Real Capital
INVEST?
Gains
Take loans whereby interest is capped such as AIA fixed rate
housing loan. BLR loans will subject investors to
fluctuating BLR which may even put you at a loss eg an
increase in BLR by 1% & 2% would have increased interest
costs to RM214,196 and RM439,598 (based on loan of
RM980K @ BLR-2.20% for 30years)
Invest carefully ensuring your asset yields constant returns and
are principally secure.
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OR
What You Gained!!
# Savings From Loan Instalments
of RM69,600.
# Net Profit From Additional
Cashout via ASB of 3.92%p.a.
or
RM196,000*** for remaining 25 years.
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DOCUMENT REQUIREMENTS
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EMPLOYED
SELF-EMPLOYED
Personal
~ NRIC
~ NRIC
Income
~ Letter Fr Employer
(if required)
Bank
= SAME =
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DOOR
OPENER
-How to secure
more appointments
-How to use loan to
sell more insurance
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1)
2)
3)
4)
A simple Mortgage Health Check can help you :Know your actual financing position
Cut the no. of years off your loan
Save in interests costs
Structure your loans to maximize returns
GET A FREE CONSULTATION TODAY!!
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AIA MORTGAGE
SAVE
Interest Rates
5.55% p.a.
Fixed for entire loan tenure
5.79% p.a.
Fixed for entire loan tenure
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Prepayment Fee
For both packages, there will be a prepayment fee levied should the
loan be settled within the 1st 5 years from the date of 1st
drawdown.
The prepayment fee is chargeable at the rate of 0.45% times the
number of remaining years of Loan (subject to maximum of 6% to
a minimum rate of 3%) times the amount prepaid.
In addition, for the Zero Moving Cost package, all fees, costs and
expenses whatsoever including but not limited to valuation fees,
stamp duties and legal costs on a solicitor and client basis
incurred by AIA in connection with the loan shall be payable by
you on demand, on a full indemnity basis in the event the loan is
settled within 5 years from the date of 1st drawdown.
Loan Tenure
Minimum
: 5 years
Maximum : 30 years
(Maximum age upon maturity of the loan is 65 whichever is earlier).
Minimum Loan : RM 300,000
Margin of Financing
New Purchase : Up to 80%
Refinancing
: Up to 70%
(based on open market value (OMV) or purchase price whichever is
lower)
Sam Wong
Victor See
PETALING JAYA
PENANG
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