Who is suitable for a salary loan enquiry?
Employees with fixed income, payslips or income proof and clear bank statements can request an initial review.
A salary loan review looks at monthly income, payslips, bank statements and current commitments. It suits private sector employees, fixed-salary workers and GLC employees who want an initial check before deciding.
Fixed rate - APR 18%/year
| Monthly Salary | Estimated Range | 12 Months | 24 Months | 36 Months | 48 Months |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| RM 2,000 | Up to RM 5k | RM 458 | RM 250 | RM 181 | RM 146 |
| RM 3,500 | Up to RM 10k | RM 917 | RM 500 | RM 361 | RM 292 |
| RM 5,000 | Up to RM 20k | RM 1,833 | RM 1,000 | RM 722 | RM 583 |
| RM 8,000 | Up to RM 35k | RM 3,208 | RM 1,750 | RM 1,264 | RM 1,021 |
Estimate only. The actual amount depends on documents, commitments, repayment ability and official terms.
Valid MyKad and age 21-60.
Fixed income credited to a bank account every month.
Registered company, GLC or fixed-salary employment.
Latest payslip and bank statement are needed for checking.
Short answers for employees who want to understand basic requirements, documents and the initial checking process before contacting an officer.
Employees with fixed income, payslips or income proof and clear bank statements can request an initial review.
This page uses RM1,500 monthly salary as a general reference. Actual suitability still depends on documents, commitments and repayment ability.
The initial review can start once basic information and documents are complete. Actual timing depends on document verification and each case.
A guarantor or collateral is usually not required for basic checking, but the application still depends on the applicant profile and official agreement terms.
For private sector employees, fixed salary staff, GLC employees, factory workers and customers paid through bank transfer.