Are you a civil servant interested in applying for a personal loan from banks and koperasi (cooperatives), but not sure how to check your eligibility?

One of the benefits of working as a civil servant is that you are entitled to a variety of Islamic personal loan that are Syariah-compliant, which serves as a great alternative as compared to those who are self-employed or working in the private sector.

People these days have easy access to credit. You can either apply for a personal loan or swipe your credit card to obtain money for emergency, important milestone spending, or to fund lifestyle needs.

Personal loans are popular among individuals in Malaysia due to their wide availability.

Are you currently short on funds and thinking of applying for a personal loan, but not sure how to? Or you have apply and wonder how does your personal loan approved?

When talking about interest rate and repayment for loans, you might come across various terminologies such as flat rates, effective rates, fixed rates, and floating rates.

Ekonomi (PEMULIH), individual borrowers, microentrepreneurs and SME owners that are financially affected by the pandemic are able to apply for a 6-month moratorium starting from the 7th of July 2021.

The greatest mess one can experience is to wallow in credit card debt. Credit cards ominously changed the spending habits of many.

Many struggled with the after-effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. Amid the pandemic, the government announced an automatic 6-month moratorium or known as deferment on all loans or financing repayments from 1 April to 30 September 2020; providing financial relief to individuals and businesses who face financial adversities to cope during this challenging period.