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December 6th, 2017 08:40 PM #1031
Tried applying onlinr sa Security Bank kaninang morning, approved agad nung hapon.
BPI wala pa ding update hay. MBTC naman may new link online pala, pinag apply ako uli nung nag follow up ako.
Laki lang ng interest sa Security Bank. Pero impressed sa bilis nila haha. Wala man lang tumawag.
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December 6th, 2017 11:07 PM #1032Good day mga katsikot. Please advise. Kasi ang nangyari, nagtanong ako sa dealer ng quotation for Suzuki Ertiga 1.4 L A/T at napagkasunduan namin na 10% dp. Ngayon naaprubahan naman ako ng same vehicle sa Security bank however with a 20% dp naman although mas mababa ang monthly amortization kaya lang mas gusto ko ung sa dealer gawa nang marami syang freebies na binigay. Itatanong ko lng sana kung ung PO na ibibigay ng bank pde na un gamitin sa dealer? Or magrerequest ulit si dealer ng panibagong PO using ung 10% na dp? TIA
Ako wala ako paki sa freebies except sa discount siguro. Pati tint sa labas ko ipapagawa para maayos.
Update:
Approved na din sa BPI ayos! took them 7 business days. Pero bilib pa din ako sa Security Bank ha, hours lang approved na haha.
Nanghihingi si BPI ng quote ng SA/dealer. Pwede na ba ung generic na quote like kung magkano yung DP and MA? Or may formal document pa dapat?
If you already have a dealership to source the unit, kindly email us a
scanned copy (compressed) of their quotation. This will be the basis of the
payment schedule (down payment and monthly amortization) for your car loan.
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December 7th, 2017 12:46 PM #1033
Per my last experience with BPI, ok na yung quotation kahit di signed ng dealer (although better kung pirmado para may pinanghahawakan ka). Basta andun yung specifics nung unit na kukunin mo (Brand/Model/Variant/Engine Size/Transmission) at final/discounted price good to go na yan. Or better yet, ask your bank para tama maisubmit mo.
Puro bank loan kami at hindi in-house, kaya yung MA, si bank dapat nagdedetermine nun. Di yun kailangan sa quotation.
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December 7th, 2017 01:39 PM #1034
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December 7th, 2017 03:12 PM #1035
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December 7th, 2017 11:07 PM #1036
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December 9th, 2017 10:09 PM #1037Question lang mga boss. aabot pa ba tayo before magexcise tax kapag ng bank financing? un kc kinakatakot ko e baka mamaya hindi umabot before new yr.
Got an apporval thru inhouse as well as bank financing which is from security bank. Would you siggest to go for bank financing or sa inhouse na? TIA
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December 9th, 2017 11:16 PM #1038nope. excise tax is an indirect tax levied on the SALE of goods or a particular product.
when you take a car loan, you actually buy the car in cash. it is just that you chattel mortgage your car to the bank as a security to your debt (the money you paid for the car). so if you can't or won't pay your monthly amortization, the bank will foreclose the mortgage and will auction your car to the public.
bank is better than in-house financing. why? just google it.
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December 10th, 2017 12:43 AM #1039Thanks Juan Martinez. What I meant on my question was if mag bank financing ba ko TODAY, aabot pa ba ung timeline ko ng processing, approval and all before the yr end which is the implementation of excise tax?
The scenario here is im approved via inhouse financing and will surely get my unit before the yr end. If ever I changed my financing to bank and di ko makuha ung unit before yr end, d ba almost same ung price na bbyaran ko because of the excise tax which almost above 100k.
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December 10th, 2017 01:21 AM #1040
the winner is selling it :twak2: 350k daw i already messaged him haha. it's just a free car so i'm...
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