6 articles tagged “Tawarruq”

AmBank Islamic prints effective rates on both its personal financing products: Personal Financing-i for government staff via BPA, and AmMoneyLine-i for salaried and self-employed Malaysians. Checked against Bank Islam.

Tawarruq personal financing is a commodity sale, not a loan: the bank buys and sells a commodity on Bursa Suq al-Sila' and you repay the Sale Price. The four steps, BNM's rules, ibra', ta'widh and the PDS lines to check.

Affin Islamic lets a home buyer choose between an equity contract (Home Invest-i, 10% ceiling) and a commodity contract (Tawarruq Home Financing-i, 12% ceiling). Printed rates, fees, ibra terms and a worked instalment.

CIMB Islamic's Platinum-i card has no annual fee, earns 1 Bonus Point per RM1 and 5X on zakat, and moved from Ujrah to Tawarruq on 1 January 2026. We price it against Maybank Ikhwan and Bank Islam.

CIMB Islamic's Flexi Home Financing-i is a Tawarruq facility with a linked SMIA-i account that offsets 100% of your deposit against daily profit. Rates from SBR + 2.05%, RM10 a month, and a RM500,000 example.
Why can one Islamic account guarantee its rate while another calls it a gift? The answer is the contract, and it changes what you can rely on.