Putting a roof over their heads


PETALING JAYA: At least 15,000 Malaysians, who were unable to secure bank loans after successfully applying for 1Malaysia People’s Hou­sing Programme (PR1MA) hou­ses, will now get their homes thanks to a special end-financing scheme.

The scheme, which took effect from Jan 1, allows them to get a higher loan with lower monthly instalments so that they could afford their chosen PR1MA home.

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Property , pr1ma , housing , finance , loan , Datuk Abdul Mutalib

   

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