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  1. Join Date
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    Hi! My family is planning to buy a new house via financing,my question is this: what bank kaya pinaka maliit interest? Currently we have an account sa East West,UCPB,Sterling and Metro.so sana one of those kase we already build a good relationship with them.thanks!

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    #2
    I think BPI

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    Try Apply For Housing Loan & Use Our Mortgage Rates Calculator.

    You can put in loan amt and yung term and it will show you a list of banks and the interest rates they are charging...really good reference for a quick comparo. for a 1m loan for ex 1yr to pay, best is security bank at 5.25%. Extend it to 10yrs, bpi and security bank will give the lowest at 8%...

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    25yrs pwede ba?

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    Quote Originally Posted by n_spinner06 View Post
    Try Apply For Housing Loan & Use Our Mortgage Rates Calculator.

    You can put in loan amt and yung term and it will show you a list of banks and the interest rates they are charging...really good reference for a quick comparo. for a 1m loan for ex 1yr to pay, best is security bank at 5.25%. Extend it to 10yrs, bpi and security bank will give the lowest at 8%...
    For a P1M loan for 10 years at 8% annual interest (tinubuan ka na ng 80% at pinaghati na lang for 120 months)

    (P1M x (1+10*0.08)) /120 = P15,000 a month.

    So, effectively,- you paid P1.8M in 10 years


    "The measure of a man is what he does with power" LJIOHF!

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    Quote Originally Posted by CVT View Post


    For a P1M loan for 10 years at 8% annual interest (tinubuan ka na ng 80% at pinaghati na lang for 120 months)

    (P1M x (1+10*0.08)) /120 = P15,000 a month.

    So, effectively,- you paid P1.8M in 10 years


    "The measure of a man is what he does with power" LJIOHF!

    27.4K _/_/_/_/_/:burn:_/_/_/_/_/

    Bro, total payout for a 10-yr 1M loan at 8% is actually just P1,455,931, with monthly payments of P12k.

    imageuploadedbytsikot-forums1441074274.123204.jpg

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    Natalo ng Pisay ang St Andrew's sa Math :peace:

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    Most likely yes. Now do the math for those pipz who's got a housing loan payable in 25 - 30 years.

    *TS, I'd recommend foreclosed properties. Cheaper in value but of the same quality houses since you mentioned that you need to buy a "new house" but not "brand new house"
    Quote Originally Posted by CVT View Post


    For a P1M loan for 10 years at 8% annual interest (tinubuan ka na ng 80% at pinaghati na lang for 120 months)

    (P1M x (1+10*0.08)) /120 = P15,000 a month.

    So, effectively,- you paid P1.8M in 10 years


    "The measure of a man is what he does with power" LJIOHF!

    27.4K _/_/_/_/_/:burn:_/_/_/_/_/

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    Most likely yes. Now do the math for those pipz who's got a housing loan payable in 25 - 30 years.

    *TS, I'd recommend foreclosed properties. Cheaper in value but of the same quality houses since you mentioned that you need to buy a "new house" but not "brand new house"
    Quote Originally Posted by CVT View Post


    For a P1M loan for 10 years at 8% annual interest (tinubuan ka na ng 80% at pinaghati na lang for 120 months)

    (P1M x (1+10*0.08)) /120 = P15,000 a month.

    So, effectively,- you paid P1.8M in 10 years


    "The measure of a man is what he does with power" LJIOHF!

    27.4K _/_/_/_/_/:burn:_/_/_/_/_/


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    I beg to disagree with the calculator you used sir.

    8% times 10 = 80%
    80% of 1 million is 800,000 <=== tubo ng bank
    1 million value ng house + tubo ng bank = 1,800,000

    #value #error

    Assuming na no down payment yang 1 million na loan. hehehe

    Quote Originally Posted by jut703 View Post
    Bro, total payout for a 10-yr 1M loan at 8% is actually just P1,455,931, with monthly payments of P12k.

    imageuploadedbytsikot-forums1441074274.123204.jpg
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    I beg to disagree with the calculator you used sir.

    8% times 10 = 80%
    80% of 1 million is 800,000 <=== tubo ng bank
    1 million value ng house + tubo ng bank = 1,800,000

    #value #error

    Assuming na no down payment yang 1 million na loan. hehehe

    Quote Originally Posted by jut703 View Post
    Bro, total payout for a 10-yr 1M loan at 8% is actually just P1,455,931, with monthly payments of P12k.

    imageuploadedbytsikot-forums1441074274.123204.jpg

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    I stand corrected. It looks like housing loan has different calculations compared to my excel file. Computed my existing housing loan and there's a huge variance when using a simple calculator versus the housing loan calculator.

    Quote Originally Posted by lsalapare View Post
    I beg to disagree with the calculator you used sir.

    8% times 10 = 80%
    80% of 1 million is 800,000 <=== tubo ng bank
    1 million value ng house + tubo ng bank = 1,800,000

    #value #error

    Assuming na no down payment yang 1 million na loan. hehehe



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    I beg to disagree with the calculator you used sir.

    8% times 10 = 80%
    80% of 1 million is 800,000 <=== tubo ng bank
    1 million value ng house + tubo ng bank = 1,800,000

    #value #error

    Assuming na no down payment yang 1 million na loan. hehehe
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    I stand corrected. It looks like housing loan has different calculations compared to my excel file. Computed my existing housing loan and there's a huge variance when using a simple calculator versus the housing loan calculator.

    Quote Originally Posted by lsalapare View Post
    I beg to disagree with the calculator you used sir.

    8% times 10 = 80%
    80% of 1 million is 800,000 <=== tubo ng bank
    1 million value ng house + tubo ng bank = 1,800,000

    #value #error

    Assuming na no down payment yang 1 million na loan. hehehe



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    I beg to disagree with the calculator you used sir.

    8% times 10 = 80%
    80% of 1 million is 800,000 <=== tubo ng bank
    1 million value ng house + tubo ng bank = 1,800,000

    #value #error

    Assuming na no down payment yang 1 million na loan. hehehe

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