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July 4th, 2008 09:30 AM #101
Banco de Oro. Imho, they are more bang for the buck than BPI-FB.
for one:
a) they give our free gas although onti lang, pero better than nothing.
b) they give out portable DVD players. i just don't know kung meron pa sila neto.
c) for BPI-FB, medyo mabilis humatak yan. I think their tolerance is around 2 months. Sa BDO, pag nagkaproblema, i know people who have extended their monthly amortizations to as long as 6 months. Baka pag si Maz kausap mo, baka kaya pa nyang i-extend pa. ALthough i don't recommend non-payment of loans as they fall due dahil mataas ang penalty charges, but this flexibility can be handy in times of emergencies.
pero si Maz, medyo tinamaan ng bagyo sa Iloilo eh, last time i texted him, medyo malupit daw ang nangyari sa kanila. kaya medyo naka silent mode.
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July 8th, 2008 07:41 AM #102just a question, talaga bang walang pre-payment option sa auto loan, just like in housing loan?
yung brother ko kasi has 350k outstanding balance sa loan nya. yung payoff amount today is 280k. pero right now, he has excess cash of only 150,000. gusto sana nya ipasok dun sa loan, pero according to the bank no adjustment daw sa payoff amount and outstanding balance. so hindi iiksi yung term or hindi rin ma-lowered yung monthly amortization. yung 150k nya would just be treated as advance payment for the next 2 years ata.
ganon po ba talaga.
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July 8th, 2008 09:25 AM #103
^^ ganun nga ata. projected income kasi nila yun for the term of the loan.
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July 8th, 2008 01:19 PM #104
Sa BDO ba may flexible terms like 50% DP, 6 years to pay parang sa mga in-house financing? Sayang kasi offer ng Hyundai-Edsa....or yung sa ford focus promo before....although looking at it at completion e mas mura pa din BPI
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July 8th, 2008 02:15 PM #105
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July 8th, 2008 02:37 PM #106
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July 9th, 2008 04:32 PM #107
I think he should finish na lang the term its useless kasi to pay-off the balance kung he already paid more than half na sa term ng loan....dapat half or less... may nakilala akong nag car loan, 4 years ang term...nagparecompute siya mga 2 years after and paid the balance based on the 2-year computation...and not the 4 years...may rebate pa siya for paying early...mga 50K yata... BDO loan....
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July 9th, 2008 05:06 PM #108actually his loan is a 4 year loan and so far 6 months pa lang amortized. he is looking for something like yung sa BDO you mentioned na may rebate or at least shorter term or lower monthly after paying some huge amount.
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July 9th, 2008 08:00 PM #109
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July 10th, 2008 09:45 AM #110
i received a text message from MazingerZ just now. contact nyo na lang daw sya if you have questions on car loans...
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