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How much can I borrow on the Maybank Personal Loan?

I am looking to borrow some money to offset on some commitments thus I would like to know how much limit I can get to borrow with the Maybank Personal Loan?

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    The loan amount is dependent on the Open Market Valuation (OMV) of the financing vehicle. Where open market value is less than or equal to S$20,000 a maximum 70% of purchase price less amount of discount, rebate or any other benefits offered. Where open market value is more than S$20,000 maximum 60% of purchase price less amount of discount, rebate or any other benefits offered.

    2019.08.01 6:50

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