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    10.4%/36 months sa RCBC

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    Quote Originally Posted by Syuryuken View Post
    10.4%/36 months sa RCBC
    totoo ito? promo or regular loan rate?

    nag-apply kami sa BDO. 15%/36 months

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    Quote Originally Posted by fourtheboys96 View Post
    totoo ito? promo or regular loan rate?

    nag-apply kami sa BDO. 15%/36 months
    promo sir.

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    sobrang mura yan sir

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    #725
    Quote Originally Posted by fourtheboys96 View Post
    totoo ito? promo or regular loan rate?

    nag-apply kami sa BDO. 15%/36 months

    ....double check first about the 10.4% for 36 months...bka hindi AOR yun? so far ok na ako with my account officer.....mga friends ko nirefer ko na sa kanya...and they are happy with the results....

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    #726
    Hi Tsikoters,

    Need your help, advice! nag-apply ako online sa BPI and I was disapproved
    planning to buy a 2nd hand car at ipapafinance ko sana sa bank.
    Car price = 300k
    I'll be covering 140k
    Bank will only finance P160k

    BTW my salary is 44k nasa 35k take home ko.
    2yrs palang ako nagwowork at kakaregular ko lang sa new company ko.

    I'm pretty sure kayang kaya ko bayaran yung monthly since wala ako binabayaran na bills at nakatira ako sa parents ko. single din ako.

    Hindi ko alam bakit hindi ako na-approved Pano kayo na-approved guys? share nyo naman...

    Thanks sa mga magrereply! more power tsikoters!!!

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    #727
    hi good pm,

    sir meron po ba kayo sample quotation from any banks for Mitsubishi Mirage saan po pinaka lowest tyaka po ung walang OMA rates at kung ano ano pang rates?

    plan po is 30-50 % Downpayment and then 3 years to pay tyaka sana po kasama n ung mga chattel fee, insurance LTP at kung ano ano pa pong iba?

    thanks

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    Quote Originally Posted by mitsumirage1979 View Post
    hi good pm,

    sir meron po ba kayo sample quotation from any banks for Mitsubishi Mirage saan po pinaka lowest tyaka po ung walang OMA rates at kung ano ano pang rates?

    plan po is 30-50 % Downpayment and then 3 years to pay tyaka sana po kasama n ung mga chattel fee, insurance LTP at kung ano ano pa pong iba?

    thanks
    Try mo metrobank, go personally in there branch near you and ask for quote, hindi OMA rates nila. HTH

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    Not sure if this is the right place to ask my question.. tinatry ko po kasi icompute ang interest kung sa in house ako magpapafinance kasi wala pa po ako official quotation.. Tama po ba ung pagkakacompute ko? Let's say for example, the Car A - SRP at 699k, Let's say down is 60k and the monthly is 14300 for 5 years. [DP + (monthly * 60)] - SRP = 219000 which is ung kita nung agent sayo for the 5years time.. Then 219000 / 60months = 3650, 3650 * 12 months = 43800(which is yung yearly kita sau nung agent to get the 219000 for 5 years). Tapos, [(43800 / SRP) * 100] = 6.266%(yearly). 6.266% * 5 years = 31.33%. Based on the computation above, Tama po ba yung try kong pagcompute sa interest ng figuers above? If yes, normal lang po ba ung interest na ranging 26%-31%?

    Any help is much appreciated. Thanks!

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    #730
    Quote Originally Posted by Syuryuken View Post
    10.4%/36 months sa RCBC
    Sir, is this standard rate or OMA one month advance rate?

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    #731
    Quote Originally Posted by Tj_abs View Post
    Sir, is this standard rate or OMA one month advance rate?
    ....double check first with them

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    Quote Originally Posted by ajim View Post
    Not sure if this is the right place to ask my question.. tinatry ko po kasi icompute ang interest kung sa in house ako magpapafinance kasi wala pa po ako official quotation.. Tama po ba ung pagkakacompute ko? Let's say for example, the Car A - SRP at 699k, Let's say down is 60k and the monthly is 14300 for 5 years. [DP + (monthly * 60)] - SRP = 219000 which is ung kita nung agent sayo for the 5years time.. Then 219000 / 60months = 3650, 3650 * 12 months = 43800(which is yung yearly kita sau nung agent to get the 219000 for 5 years). Tapos, [(43800 / SRP) * 100] = 6.266%(yearly). 6.266% * 5 years = 31.33%. Based on the computation above, Tama po ba yung try kong pagcompute sa interest ng figuers above? If yes, normal lang po ba ung interest na ranging 26%-31%?

    Any help is much appreciated. Thanks!
    I didn't really think much about your computation but 26% to 31%for 60 months is the current going rate. The shorter the terms of the loan, the lower the rate. We got 15% rate for 36 months at BDO.

    Their computation is quite simple.

    SRP - DP= Loan amount.

    (Loan amount*rate) / No. of months = Monthly amortization

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    Quote Originally Posted by fourtheboys96 View Post
    I didn't really think much about your computation but 26% to 31%for 60 months is the current going rate. The shorter the terms of the loan, the lower the rate. We got 15% rate for 36 months at BDO.

    Their computation is quite simple.

    SRP - DP= Loan amount.

    (Loan amount*rate) / No. of months = Monthly amortization
    Thank you sir! hmm.. I tried to compute it based on what you gave and it gave me 3200 as the monthly? parang ang baba po ata? hehe

    here's what I did..

    SRP - lets assume 700k
    DP - all in 60k
    rate: 30% for 5years

    SRP - DP = loan amount ; 700000 - 60000 = 640000
    (Loan amount*rate) / No. of months = Monthly amortization ; (640000*0.3) / 60 months >> 192000 / 60 = 3200..

    Ang tinatry ko po kasing icompute is ung overall interest ng 5years with an SRP of 700k, All in DP of 60k, monthly of 14300 for 5 years.. given the figures, I computed for 6.23% per year and total of 31.15% for 5 years.. anyone? hehe :D

    salamat sa makikicompute

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    Quote Originally Posted by ajim View Post
    Thank you sir! hmm.. I tried to compute it based on what you gave and it gave me 3200 as the monthly? parang ang baba po ata? hehe

    here's what I did..

    SRP - lets assume 700k
    DP - all in 60k
    rate: 30% for 5years

    SRP - DP = loan amount ; 700000 - 60000 = 640000
    (Loan amount*rate) / No. of months = Monthly amortization ; (640000*0.3) / 60 months >> 192000 / 60 = 3200..

    Ang tinatry ko po kasing icompute is ung overall interest ng 5years with an SRP of 700k, All in DP of 60k, monthly of 14300 for 5 years.. given the figures, I computed for 6.23% per year and total of 31.15% for 5 years.. anyone? hehe :D

    salamat sa makikicompute
    Bro ang na compute mo ay interest lng, di mo sinama ang Loan amount. Devide mo rin ang 640000 ng 60 months (= 10,666.67) tapos add mo sa 3200, ang maging monthly mo ay 13,866.67.

    To include the "Loan Amount" the formula should be like this:
    (Loan amount*rate) / No. of months = Monthly amortization ; (640000*1.3) / 60 months >> 832000 / 60 = 13,866.67

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    Quote Originally Posted by rol_z9 View Post
    Bro ang na compute mo ay interest lng, di mo sinama ang Loan amount. Devide mo rin ang 640000 ng 60 months (= 10,666.67) tapos add mo sa 3200, ang maging monthly mo ay 13,866.67.

    To include the "Loan Amount" the formula should be like this:
    (Loan amount*rate) / No. of months = Monthly amortization ; (640000*1.3) / 60 months >> 832000 / 60 = 13,866.67
    yownn! hehe salamat idol.. gets ko na hehe

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    I think the shortcut for computing the monthly amortization is this:

    (Loan Amount) x (1+rate in decimal)
    No. of Months

    = Monthly Amortization

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    Quick question, to whom should i pay the downpayment if i course my loan through the bank? Dealer or bank? TIA!

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    down payment goes to the dealer..

    Quote Originally Posted by tr1ck5h07 View Post
    Quick question, to whom should i pay the downpayment if i course my loan through the bank? Dealer or bank? TIA!

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    Why not try asking them personally since they are more knowledgeable about those things. Even if you have a poor credit auto loans, you can still avail of this loans.

    Michigan Car Finance

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    Quote Originally Posted by ajim View Post
    Thank you sir! hmm.. I tried to compute it based on what you gave and it gave me 3200 as the monthly? parang ang baba po ata? hehe

    here's what I did..

    SRP - lets assume 700k
    DP - all in 60k
    rate: 30% for 5years

    SRP - DP = loan amount ; 700000 - 60000 = 640000
    (Loan amount*rate) / No. of months = Monthly amortization ; (640000*0.3) / 60 months >> 192000 / 60 = 3200..

    Ang tinatry ko po kasing icompute is ung overall interest ng 5years with an SRP of 700k, All in DP of 60k, monthly of 14300 for 5 years.. given the figures, I computed for 6.23% per year and total of 31.15% for 5 years.. anyone? hehe :D

    salamat sa makikicompute
    Sorry. Mejo may mali sa math ko. Ganito pala dapat.

    (Loan amount*(1+rate) / No. of months = Monthly amortization

    So dapat,

    640000*1.3/60=13,866.67

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    Quote Originally Posted by rmsoriano View Post
    I think the shortcut for computing the monthly amortization is this:

    (Loan Amount) x (1+rate in decimal)
    No. of Months

    = Monthly Amortization
    eto pala yung tama.

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