RHB Bank Personal Loan

About RHB Bank

Since its inception in 1913, RHB Banking Group has been one of Malaysia’s leading financial institutions. RHB Bank offers prospective customers various financial services such as financing, investment, remittance, insurance, etc. It is supported by a cohesive and inspired workforce and relationships built with stakeholders. In Malaysia, RHB currently has 278 branches.

What is a personal loan?

A personal loan is a type of instalment credit provided by a financial institution (bank) to a borrower (you) in a one-time cash payment. You, as a borrower, must pay back the amount plus interest either in regular or monthly instalments over the loan’s term agreement.

What type of personal loan does RHB offer?

RHB provides 2 types of personal loans:

  • RHB Personal Financing Loan
  • RHB Personal Financing-i
    • Personal Financing-i for Civil Sector
    • Personal Financing-i for Private Sector
    • Personal Financing-i for Pensioner

What are the eligibility to apply for RHB personal loans?

The eligibility for individuals to apply for RHB personal loans are as follows:

  1. RHB Personal Financing Loan
    • Private-sector employee
    • Between 21 to 55 years old
    • Minimum annual income of RM18,000

  2. RHB Personal Financing-i
    • Personal Financing-i for Civil Sector
      • Federal/ state government/ selected GLCs employee
      • Between 18 to 58 years old
      • Minimum monthly income of RM2,000 (inclusive fixed allowance)

    • Personal Financing-i for Private Sector
      • Malaysian citizen
      • Private-sector employee

    • Personal Financing-i for Pensioner
      • Malaysian citizen
      • 40 years old and above

Why should I choose RHB personal loans?

  • You can have a fixed monthly instalment
  • Shariah-compliant personal financing loans are available
  • Profit rate as low as 8.18% p.a.

There are numerous other reasons you should choose RHB personal loans.

What are the benefits I can enjoy from RHB personal loans?

RHB personal loans can provide you with the following benefits:

  • RHB Personal Financing Loan
    • No guarantor or collateral is required
    • Get instant financing of up to RM150,000
    • On-the-spot approval and disbursement
    • You can enjoy up to 7 years of tenure
    • You can also consolidate your debts
    • As low as RM57.54 per month

  • RHB Personal Financing-i for Civil Sector
    • Financing of up to RM200,000 is available
    • Payment terms of up to 10 years are available
    • A guarantor is not required
    • A salary deduction plan

  • RHB Personal Financing-i for Private Sector
    • Financing of up to RM100,000 is available
    • Debt consolidation

  • RHB Personal Financing-i for Pensioner
    • Exclusively for Malaysian government pensioners
    • Financing of up to RM100,000 is available
    • Payment terms of up to 10 years are available
    • A guarantor is not required

What are the documents required for RHB personal loans?

When applying for RHB personal loans, the following documents are required:

  • RHB Personal Financing Loan
    • Salaried employee
      • Copy of MyKad (front and back)
      • Latest 1-month salary slip, bank statement, or 6-month EPF statement

    • Self-employed
      • Copy of MyKad (front and back)
      • Business Registration Certificate (company must be at least 2 years old)
      • Latest 6-month bank statement
      • Latest Form B from the Inland Revenue Board

  • RHB Personal Financing-i for Civil Sector
    • Copy of MyKad (front and back)
    • Latest 3-month salary slip
    • Employee confirmation letter (with employer’s letterhead)
    • Copy of RHB Bank Berhad/ RHBIB/ any other banks account passbook
    • Redemption Statement of other banks/ financial institutions (if any)
    • Retirement Option Letter (if the applicant is 48 years old or older and their tenure exceeds the mandatory retirement age)
    • Transfer Letter (for applicants who will be transferred within six months of their application)
    • T228 (for Sarawak only)

  • RHB Personal Financing-i for Private Sector
    • Copy of MyKad (front and back)
    • Latest 1-month salary slip

  • RHB Personal Financing-i for Pensioner
    • Copy of MyKad (front and back)
    • Copy of Malaysia Government Pensioner Card/ Army Pensioner CardPension Statement (JPA)
    • Pension Ledger (JHEV)
    • Copy of RHBIB Savings Account passbook/ statement
    • Redemption Statement of other banks/ financial institutions (if any)
    • Bank Exchange Application Letter to pay Pension
    • Pension Form (JPA/ KWAP/ JHEV)

What are the fees included in RHB personal loans?

Certain fees apply, including:

  • RHB Personal Financing Loan
    • Stamp duty fee

      0.5% of the whole amount

    • Late payment fee

      1% from the current outstanding amount

    • Early termination fee

      RM100 or 1% of the remaining amount, whichever is higher

  • RHB Personal Financing-i for Civil Sector
    • Stamp duty fee

      RM10 per document

    • Brokerage fee

      RM30 per application

    • Collection fee

      2.0% of the monthly payment

    • Takaful contribution

      Depending on the financing amount, customer’s age, and tenure

  • RHB Personal Financing-i for Private Sector
    • Stamp duty fee

      RM10 per document

    • Brokerage fee

      RM30 per application

    • Takaful contribution (optional)

      Depending on the financing amount, customer’s age, and tenure

  • RHB Personal Financing-i for Pensioner
    • Stamp duty fee

      RM10 per document

    • Brokerage fee

      RM30 per application

    • Takaful contribution (optional)

      Depending on the financing amount, customer’s age, and tenure

Who should I contact for further information about RHB personal loans?

For more information or assistance with RHB personal loans,

  • Visit any RHB Bank/ RHB Islamic Bank branch
  • Log onto their official website

What are the common terms of personal loan?

  • Per Annum (p.a.)

    The interest rate over one year with the assumption that interest is compounded annually.

  • Tenure

    The period you must repay your loan.

  • Principal

    Principal is commonly known as the loan amount you requested from the bank.

  • Interest rate

    Principal is commonly known as the loan amount you requested from the bank.

  • Instalment

    Instalment is the fixed amount you must repay your personal loan every month until the term expires.

  • Penalty

    A fee that a bank will levy on your overdue amount if you are late with your repayment.

  • Default

    The term used to describe a situation in which a personal loan is not paid off for more than three months.