Regional Work, Life and Experience

mathilde9 · April 29

@PeanutButter , question.
For car finance, kelangan ba ng both credit score and payslip sa car finance? Or credit score lang okay na? Kasi sa case ko, wala pa naman ako payslip dyan pero may credit score report na ko sa commbank by xperia. (Assuming granted na yung pr visa)

PeanutButter · April 29

@mathilde9 said:
@PeanutButter , question.
For car finance, kelangan ba ng both credit score and payslip sa car finance? Or credit score lang okay na? Kasi sa case ko, wala pa naman ako payslip dyan pero may credit score report na ko sa commbank by xperia. (Assuming granted na yung pr visa)

Tingin ko mas need ng payslip kasi dun makikita kung fulltime, part time or casual at ang alam ko dun talaga sila nagbabase kung kaya bang bayaran yung car or hindi. BASE ON MY EXPERIENCE lang yan ah? hindi ako expert jan.

whimpee · April 29

@mathilde9 said:
@PeanutButter , question.
For car finance, kelangan ba ng both credit score and payslip sa car finance? Or credit score lang okay na? Kasi sa case ko, wala pa naman ako payslip dyan pero may credit score report na ko sa commbank by xperia. (Assuming granted na yung pr visa)

They will usually ask for payslip para makita nila yung amount ng take home pay mo. Sa application tatanungin din yung monthly expenses mo to determine yung capacity mo na bayaran yung monthly repayment. Pag sa banks, may choice din if variable rate or fixed rate ang loan, and may iba na up to 7 yrs to pay.

alibanini1209 · May 7

@MidnightPanda12 said:
Wow, after 4 months, I’m re-opening this thread. Kasi “surprise, surprise”, agriculture industry na nakakuha ng trabaho sa regional Australia. Haha

@PeanutButter I re-read your comment po, ang happy naman na may naglend sainyo ng second hand car for a very reasonable price. Nagsearch around ako sa Wagga area, and saw some second hand cars valued at 4000 to 10,000 AUD, do you think they would allow someone new to avail of financing. Kumbaga I could just show them the Job Offer letter or something like that? Or do I really need 3 months of payslip to be considered?

If not, then cash or marketplace talaga ang bagsak ko po. Haha. For cheap starter car.

Hi @MidnightPanda12, I'm wagga based and there's several filipino mechanics here who buy old cars and fix them up for resale, mostly in your budget range. Whereabout in Wagga will you be working? We have a transport network pero hindi sya lagi akma sa need mo na oras haha when we moved here, we bought our car from a dealership in new castle and had it transported here free of charge. You just have to haggle.

alibanini1209 · May 7

Re your pinakaunang question --- Wagga is very country, that means to say na not so multicultural ang population just like in CBDs, generally white pa din talaga but people here are very warm and in our 8yrs here, had not encountered any racist behaviour. If meron man, general curiousity like sa mga oldies when they mention how good we speak english lol I'm not part of the LGBTQ community myself but the country itself is very open and warm to people from all walks of life. There's hardly any social life here kasi nga shops closed at 3pm lol but pubs are very popular. Nevertheless, we love it here because it's very quiet, peaceful, and close to nature. We live near the lake. Ayon. And if we miss the city life (we used to live in Metro Manila), we'll just drive a couple of hrs to Canberra haha

MidnightPanda12 · May 7

@alibanini1209 said:

@MidnightPanda12 said:
Wow, after 4 months, I’m re-opening this thread. Kasi “surprise, surprise”, agriculture industry na nakakuha ng trabaho sa regional Australia. Haha

@PeanutButter I re-read your comment po, ang happy naman na may naglend sainyo ng second hand car for a very reasonable price. Nagsearch around ako sa Wagga area, and saw some second hand cars valued at 4000 to 10,000 AUD, do you think they would allow someone new to avail of financing. Kumbaga I could just show them the Job Offer letter or something like that? Or do I really need 3 months of payslip to be considered?

If not, then cash or marketplace talaga ang bagsak ko po. Haha. For cheap starter car.

Hi @MidnightPanda12, I'm wagga based and there's several filipino mechanics here who buy old cars and fix them up for resale, mostly in your budget range. Whereabout in Wagga will you be working? We have a transport network pero hindi sya lagi akma sa need mo na oras haha when we moved here, we bought our car from a dealership in new castle and had it transported here free of charge. You just have to haggle.

Hi that is great to hear, actually nagcheck check din ako sa mga second hand cars na posting. I saw this one dealer “Murrumbidgee Car Sales” they have some listings, pero ofc need to see the cars if they are good.

Great to hear that Wagga is accepting. I’m actually gonna be based on Temora. Initially I was considering Wagga and drive daily, but one hour transport back and then forth is not good for my sanity. Haha. So I’m looking for accommodations now in Temora. I found one I like and within the limits of my budget. Hopefully ma-entertain ako ng landlord. I got no one to do the inspection though, my employer offered to look at the place, pero nahihiya ako kasi CEO yung kausap ko. Hahaha. I think he just offered to be polite.

Also when it comes to cars, I’m still looking at that range or more, like 10-15k to get a decent second hand car, like Toyota, Honda or Mazda with less than 100 to 150k miles. So far I’m getting searches as far as ACT and also Newcastle. Paano niyo po in-inspect yung car from Newcastle? Nag papunta lang po kayo ng thirdparty mechanic?

PeanutButter · May 8

@MidnightPanda12 said:

@alibanini1209 said:

@MidnightPanda12 said:
Wow, after 4 months, I’m re-opening this thread. Kasi “surprise, surprise”, agriculture industry na nakakuha ng trabaho sa regional Australia. Haha

@PeanutButter I re-read your comment po, ang happy naman na may naglend sainyo ng second hand car for a very reasonable price. Nagsearch around ako sa Wagga area, and saw some second hand cars valued at 4000 to 10,000 AUD, do you think they would allow someone new to avail of financing. Kumbaga I could just show them the Job Offer letter or something like that? Or do I really need 3 months of payslip to be considered?

If not, then cash or marketplace talaga ang bagsak ko po. Haha. For cheap starter car.

Hi @MidnightPanda12, I'm wagga based and there's several filipino mechanics here who buy old cars and fix them up for resale, mostly in your budget range. Whereabout in Wagga will you be working? We have a transport network pero hindi sya lagi akma sa need mo na oras haha when we moved here, we bought our car from a dealership in new castle and had it transported here free of charge. You just have to haggle.

Hi that is great to hear, actually nagcheck check din ako sa mga second hand cars na posting. I saw this one dealer “Murrumbidgee Car Sales” they have some listings, pero ofc need to see the cars if they are good.

Great to hear that Wagga is accepting. I’m actually gonna be based on Temora. Initially I was considering Wagga and drive daily, but one hour transport back and then forth is not good for my sanity. Haha. So I’m looking for accommodations now in Temora. I found one I like and within the limits of my budget. Hopefully ma-entertain ako ng landlord. I got no one to do the inspection though, my employer offered to look at the place, pero nahihiya ako kasi CEO yung kausap ko. Hahaha. I think he just offered to be polite.

Also when it comes to cars, I’m still looking at that range or more, like 10-15k to get a decent second hand car, like Toyota, Honda or Mazda with less than 100 to 150k miles. So far I’m getting searches as far as ACT and also Newcastle. Paano niyo po in-inspect yung car from Newcastle? Nag papunta lang po kayo ng thirdparty mechanic?

Kung may mechanic kang kilala ok kumuha sa FB Marketplace at xempre alam mo na pag 2nd hand may mga konting sira na need ayusin. Kung sa car dealer naman (BASED ON MY EXPERIENCE) yung Audi namin is nasa 160k nung nakuha namin and so far so good pa din, walang problema as in ok na ok. Kaya kung ako tatanungin mas gusto ko sa car dealer kesa sa FB Marketplace (MY OWN OPINION lang po ito ha!)

Mabait yung CEO kasi hahanapan kanila ng pag sstayan, mas ok kung malapit lang sa work mo yung tirahan nyo then every Sat-Sun punta ka ng Wagga, mejo malapit ka na din pala sa Dubbo 3 hrs 30 mins na lang haha para ka lang nagpunta ng Cubao na sobrang traffic hahaha. Congrats at nakakuha ka agad ng work atleast pagdating mo hindi ka na mag aalala kung saan maghahanap ng work.

alibanini1209 · May 8

@MidnightPanda12 said:

@alibanini1209 said:

@MidnightPanda12 said:
Wow, after 4 months, I’m re-opening this thread. Kasi “surprise, surprise”, agriculture industry na nakakuha ng trabaho sa regional Australia. Haha

@PeanutButter I re-read your comment po, ang happy naman na may naglend sainyo ng second hand car for a very reasonable price. Nagsearch around ako sa Wagga area, and saw some second hand cars valued at 4000 to 10,000 AUD, do you think they would allow someone new to avail of financing. Kumbaga I could just show them the Job Offer letter or something like that? Or do I really need 3 months of payslip to be considered?

If not, then cash or marketplace talaga ang bagsak ko po. Haha. For cheap starter car.

Hi @MidnightPanda12, I'm wagga based and there's several filipino mechanics here who buy old cars and fix them up for resale, mostly in your budget range. Whereabout in Wagga will you be working? We have a transport network pero hindi sya lagi akma sa need mo na oras haha when we moved here, we bought our car from a dealership in new castle and had it transported here free of charge. You just have to haggle.

Hi that is great to hear, actually nagcheck check din ako sa mga second hand cars na posting. I saw this one dealer “Murrumbidgee Car Sales” they have some listings, pero ofc need to see the cars if they are good.

Great to hear that Wagga is accepting. I’m actually gonna be based on Temora. Initially I was considering Wagga and drive daily, but one hour transport back and then forth is not good for my sanity. Haha. So I’m looking for accommodations now in Temora. I found one I like and within the limits of my budget. Hopefully ma-entertain ako ng landlord. I got no one to do the inspection though, my employer offered to look at the place, pero nahihiya ako kasi CEO yung kausap ko. Hahaha. I think he just offered to be polite.

Also when it comes to cars, I’m still looking at that range or more, like 10-15k to get a decent second hand car, like Toyota, Honda or Mazda with less than 100 to 150k miles. So far I’m getting searches as far as ACT and also Newcastle. Paano niyo po in-inspect yung car from Newcastle? Nag papunta lang po kayo ng thirdparty mechanic?

We bought it from the dealership kasi we knew no one then na marunong tumingin. Haha Tbh we didnt check it before purchase kasi ano ang point, di din naman kami marunong tumingin haha relied on the fact na we can return it if may issues in the first six months. We got a honda suv na 4yrs old with 90k and 5yrs na namin sya gamit, not once we had an issue. I think it was advertised for 18k tapos we haggled to 16k plus free transport from new castle to wagga. We found the dealer through carsales.com.au.

It's actually common for CEOs to do that for their migrating employees, some would even offer to vouch or offer the rental through the company kasi they understand na newly migrating employees wouldnt have the history na the real estate can use to evaluate whether okay ka na tenant and dito naman hindi masyado glorified ang company hierarchy so okay lang yan. I suggest to grab that offer kasi mahirap maghanap ng bahay dito ngayon even for those na may track record na.

MidnightPanda12 · May 9

Thank you @PeanutButter and @alibanini1209

Maybe I’d grab that offer from my CEO for help sa paghanap ng rental accommodation. Do you think it’s okay to ask him to do the rental accommodation inspection?

May nakuha ako na sample financing ng car through car dealership din. And it is from Toyota na dealer pero Kia na sasakyan. Haha. Kia Cerato 2021 at 20,990 aud. They gave an estimated 377 monthly with 4k dp at 11%.

I think it is high and they said that they can give me a more solid rate once I arrive in AU.

Should I consider asking around from other lenders like banks or credit unions?

alibanini1209 · May 12

@MidnightPanda12 said:
Thank you @PeanutButter and @alibanini1209

Maybe I’d grab that offer from my CEO for help sa paghanap ng rental accommodation. Do you think it’s okay to ask him to do the rental accommodation inspection?

May nakuha ako na sample financing ng car through car dealership din. And it is from Toyota na dealer pero Kia na sasakyan. Haha. Kia Cerato 2021 at 20,990 aud. They gave an estimated 377 monthly with 4k dp at 11%.

I think it is high and they said that they can give me a more solid rate once I arrive in AU.

Should I consider asking around from other lenders like banks or credit unions?

And that's for how many years? I suggest if you can wait a bit and save up so you can pay cash, much better. Nevertheless, dont commit until you get here, and give yourself some time dito muna so you can decide better. We thought we had really good plans before moving here pero soon after the move we realized na ibang iba pala talaga haha

MidnightPanda12 · May 12

@alibanini1209 said:

@MidnightPanda12 said:
Thank you @PeanutButter and @alibanini1209

Maybe I’d grab that offer from my CEO for help sa paghanap ng rental accommodation. Do you think it’s okay to ask him to do the rental accommodation inspection?

May nakuha ako na sample financing ng car through car dealership din. And it is from Toyota na dealer pero Kia na sasakyan. Haha. Kia Cerato 2021 at 20,990 aud. They gave an estimated 377 monthly with 4k dp at 11%.

I think it is high and they said that they can give me a more solid rate once I arrive in AU.

Should I consider asking around from other lenders like banks or credit unions?

And that's for how many years? I suggest if you can wait a bit and save up so you can pay cash, much better. Nevertheless, dont commit until you get here, and give yourself some time dito muna so you can decide better. We thought we had really good plans before moving here pero soon after the move we realized na ibang iba pala talaga haha

5 years po.

Yes I will buy the car po after a month of staying in AU, since I only have free use of the company ute for 6 weeks.

Also, may I ask po kung sa paghahanap niyo ng rental accommodation hindi naman po sya katulad sa mga cities na madame nag-aapply right?

alibanini1209 · May 13

@MidnightPanda12 said:

@alibanini1209 said:

@MidnightPanda12 said:
Thank you @PeanutButter and @alibanini1209

Maybe I’d grab that offer from my CEO for help sa paghanap ng rental accommodation. Do you think it’s okay to ask him to do the rental accommodation inspection?

May nakuha ako na sample financing ng car through car dealership din. And it is from Toyota na dealer pero Kia na sasakyan. Haha. Kia Cerato 2021 at 20,990 aud. They gave an estimated 377 monthly with 4k dp at 11%.

I think it is high and they said that they can give me a more solid rate once I arrive in AU.

Should I consider asking around from other lenders like banks or credit unions?

And that's for how many years? I suggest if you can wait a bit and save up so you can pay cash, much better. Nevertheless, dont commit until you get here, and give yourself some time dito muna so you can decide better. We thought we had really good plans before moving here pero soon after the move we realized na ibang iba pala talaga haha

5 years po.

Yes I will buy the car po after a month of staying in AU, since I only have free use of the company ute for 6 weeks.

Also, may I ask po kung sa paghahanap niyo ng rental accommodation hindi naman po sya katulad sa mga cities na madame nag-aapply right?

Madami actually nagaapply and that's why i mentioned if you can ask your company to rent it for you and then bayaran mo lang ang rent through salary deduction kasi grabe yung competition sa housing at the moment. I think because the cost of living has gone up, madami from the metros moved back or just moved sa regional areas. We actually have a family friend na has been applying for 6mos na, note na they are citizens na and have a really good track record sa rentals. They had to move out of their previous rental kasi the landlord decided to sell the property. Fortunately for them the company the husband works for provides housing for yung mga recently migrated employees nila so nakikitira sila don ngayon while theyre looking for malilipatan.

whimpee · May 13

@MidnightPanda12 said:
Thank you @PeanutButter and @alibanini1209

Maybe I’d grab that offer from my CEO for help sa paghanap ng rental accommodation. Do you think it’s okay to ask him to do the rental accommodation inspection?

May nakuha ako na sample financing ng car through car dealership din. And it is from Toyota na dealer pero Kia na sasakyan. Haha. Kia Cerato 2021 at 20,990 aud. They gave an estimated 377 monthly with 4k dp at 11%.

I think it is high and they said that they can give me a more solid rate once I arrive in AU.

Should I consider asking around from other lenders like banks or credit unions?

I think mataas masyado yung 11%. Banks will definitely provide better rates.

MidnightPanda12 · May 13

@alibanini1209 said:

@MidnightPanda12 said:

@alibanini1209 said:

@MidnightPanda12 said:
Thank you @PeanutButter and @alibanini1209

Maybe I’d grab that offer from my CEO for help sa paghanap ng rental accommodation. Do you think it’s okay to ask him to do the rental accommodation inspection?

May nakuha ako na sample financing ng car through car dealership din. And it is from Toyota na dealer pero Kia na sasakyan. Haha. Kia Cerato 2021 at 20,990 aud. They gave an estimated 377 monthly with 4k dp at 11%.

I think it is high and they said that they can give me a more solid rate once I arrive in AU.

Should I consider asking around from other lenders like banks or credit unions?

And that's for how many years? I suggest if you can wait a bit and save up so you can pay cash, much better. Nevertheless, dont commit until you get here, and give yourself some time dito muna so you can decide better. We thought we had really good plans before moving here pero soon after the move we realized na ibang iba pala talaga haha

5 years po.

Yes I will buy the car po after a month of staying in AU, since I only have free use of the company ute for 6 weeks.

Also, may I ask po kung sa paghahanap niyo ng rental accommodation hindi naman po sya katulad sa mga cities na madame nag-aapply right?

Madami actually nagaapply and that's why i mentioned if you can ask your company to rent it for you and then bayaran mo lang ang rent through salary deduction kasi grabe yung competition sa housing at the moment. I think because the cost of living has gone up, madami from the metros moved back or just moved sa regional areas. We actually have a family friend na has been applying for 6mos na, note na they are citizens na and have a really good track record sa rentals. They had to move out of their previous rental kasi the landlord decided to sell the property. Fortunately for them the company the husband works for provides housing for yung mga recently migrated employees nila so nakikitira sila don ngayon while theyre looking for malilipatan.

Unfortunately they don’t offer talaga yung pagsagot sa rent. But I will ask them for referral/ recommendation.

On another note, may nakapag salary packaging or salary sacrifice na ba sa inyo? Kasi the company I’m gonna work for is a not-for-profit and nakita ko sa employment agreement na may arrangement for this under the Fringe Benefits Tax. I will be talking to my employer regarding this pero would like to ask if may nakaexperience na dito. Haha. Thanks.

MidnightPanda12 · May 13

@whimpee said:

@MidnightPanda12 said:
Thank you @PeanutButter and @alibanini1209

Maybe I’d grab that offer from my CEO for help sa paghanap ng rental accommodation. Do you think it’s okay to ask him to do the rental accommodation inspection?

May nakuha ako na sample financing ng car through car dealership din. And it is from Toyota na dealer pero Kia na sasakyan. Haha. Kia Cerato 2021 at 20,990 aud. They gave an estimated 377 monthly with 4k dp at 11%.

I think it is high and they said that they can give me a more solid rate once I arrive in AU.

Should I consider asking around from other lenders like banks or credit unions?

I think mataas masyado yung 11%. Banks will definitely provide better rates.

Thank you for commenting. I will definitely shop around for pre-approved loans before looking for car. Ano po ba usually ang rates?

whimpee · May 13

@MidnightPanda12 said:

@whimpee said:

@MidnightPanda12 said:
Thank you @PeanutButter and @alibanini1209

Maybe I’d grab that offer from my CEO for help sa paghanap ng rental accommodation. Do you think it’s okay to ask him to do the rental accommodation inspection?

May nakuha ako na sample financing ng car through car dealership din. And it is from Toyota na dealer pero Kia na sasakyan. Haha. Kia Cerato 2021 at 20,990 aud. They gave an estimated 377 monthly with 4k dp at 11%.

I think it is high and they said that they can give me a more solid rate once I arrive in AU.

Should I consider asking around from other lenders like banks or credit unions?

I think mataas masyado yung 11%. Banks will definitely provide better rates.

Thank you for commenting. I will definitely shop around for pre-approved loans before looking for car. Ano po ba usually ang rates?

Current ko is fixed rate 7.25%. Pag variable rate usually lower.

PeanutButter · May 14

@MidnightPanda12 said:

@alibanini1209 said:

@MidnightPanda12 said:
Thank you @PeanutButter and @alibanini1209

Maybe I’d grab that offer from my CEO for help sa paghanap ng rental accommodation. Do you think it’s okay to ask him to do the rental accommodation inspection?

May nakuha ako na sample financing ng car through car dealership din. And it is from Toyota na dealer pero Kia na sasakyan. Haha. Kia Cerato 2021 at 20,990 aud. They gave an estimated 377 monthly with 4k dp at 11%.

I think it is high and they said that they can give me a more solid rate once I arrive in AU.

Should I consider asking around from other lenders like banks or credit unions?

And that's for how many years? I suggest if you can wait a bit and save up so you can pay cash, much better. Nevertheless, dont commit until you get here, and give yourself some time dito muna so you can decide better. We thought we had really good plans before moving here pero soon after the move we realized na ibang iba pala talaga haha

5 years po.

Yes I will buy the car po after a month of staying in AU, since I only have free use of the company ute for 6 weeks.

Also, may I ask po kung sa paghahanap niyo ng rental accommodation hindi naman po sya katulad sa mga cities na madame nag-aapply right?

Gamitin mo muna yung UTE (sana automatic) para makatipid hehehe. Tama sila need mong magplan ng pagkuha ng car I think much better a month or 2 months bago kumuha ng car para may ipon na ng konti hahaha.

Yung salary packaging, yung misis ko naka ganon so hindi na nya inaasahan ang tax return this coming Jul. Kung mataas ang sahod mo maganda mag salary packaging kasi malaki din kaltas ng tax eh. Basta ako kahit na 2-3k na tax return masaya na ako hahahhaha.

alibanini1209 · May 14

@MidnightPanda12 said:

@alibanini1209 said:

@MidnightPanda12 said:

@alibanini1209 said:

@MidnightPanda12 said:
Thank you @PeanutButter and @alibanini1209

Maybe I’d grab that offer from my CEO for help sa paghanap ng rental accommodation. Do you think it’s okay to ask him to do the rental accommodation inspection?

May nakuha ako na sample financing ng car through car dealership din. And it is from Toyota na dealer pero Kia na sasakyan. Haha. Kia Cerato 2021 at 20,990 aud. They gave an estimated 377 monthly with 4k dp at 11%.

I think it is high and they said that they can give me a more solid rate once I arrive in AU.

Should I consider asking around from other lenders like banks or credit unions?

And that's for how many years? I suggest if you can wait a bit and save up so you can pay cash, much better. Nevertheless, dont commit until you get here, and give yourself some time dito muna so you can decide better. We thought we had really good plans before moving here pero soon after the move we realized na ibang iba pala talaga haha

5 years po.

Yes I will buy the car po after a month of staying in AU, since I only have free use of the company ute for 6 weeks.

Also, may I ask po kung sa paghahanap niyo ng rental accommodation hindi naman po sya katulad sa mga cities na madame nag-aapply right?

Madami actually nagaapply and that's why i mentioned if you can ask your company to rent it for you and then bayaran mo lang ang rent through salary deduction kasi grabe yung competition sa housing at the moment. I think because the cost of living has gone up, madami from the metros moved back or just moved sa regional areas. We actually have a family friend na has been applying for 6mos na, note na they are citizens na and have a really good track record sa rentals. They had to move out of their previous rental kasi the landlord decided to sell the property. Fortunately for them the company the husband works for provides housing for yung mga recently migrated employees nila so nakikitira sila don ngayon while theyre looking for malilipatan.

Unfortunately they don’t offer talaga yung pagsagot sa rent. But I will ask them for referral/ recommendation.

On another note, may nakapag salary packaging or salary sacrifice na ba sa inyo? Kasi the company I’m gonna work for is a not-for-profit and nakita ko sa employment agreement na may arrangement for this under the Fringe Benefits Tax. I will be talking to my employer regarding this pero would like to ask if may nakaexperience na dito. Haha. Thanks.

I salary sacrifice for my super kasi minamax out ko yung 27k limit yearly, malaki din kasi tax savings (around 5k for me yearly), mas okay na mapunta sakin kesa sa gobyerno hahaha

MidnightPanda12 · May 27

@PeanutButter said:

@MidnightPanda12 said:

@alibanini1209 said:

@MidnightPanda12 said:
Thank you @PeanutButter and @alibanini1209

Maybe I’d grab that offer from my CEO for help sa paghanap ng rental accommodation. Do you think it’s okay to ask him to do the rental accommodation inspection?

May nakuha ako na sample financing ng car through car dealership din. And it is from Toyota na dealer pero Kia na sasakyan. Haha. Kia Cerato 2021 at 20,990 aud. They gave an estimated 377 monthly with 4k dp at 11%.

I think it is high and they said that they can give me a more solid rate once I arrive in AU.

Should I consider asking around from other lenders like banks or credit unions?

And that's for how many years? I suggest if you can wait a bit and save up so you can pay cash, much better. Nevertheless, dont commit until you get here, and give yourself some time dito muna so you can decide better. We thought we had really good plans before moving here pero soon after the move we realized na ibang iba pala talaga haha

5 years po.

Yes I will buy the car po after a month of staying in AU, since I only have free use of the company ute for 6 weeks.

Also, may I ask po kung sa paghahanap niyo ng rental accommodation hindi naman po sya katulad sa mga cities na madame nag-aapply right?

Gamitin mo muna yung UTE (sana automatic) para makatipid hehehe. Tama sila need mong magplan ng pagkuha ng car I think much better a month or 2 months bago kumuha ng car para may ipon na ng konti hahaha.

Yung salary packaging, yung misis ko naka ganon so hindi na nya inaasahan ang tax return this coming Jul. Kung mataas ang sahod mo maganda mag salary packaging kasi malaki din kaltas ng tax eh. Basta ako kahit na 2-3k na tax return masaya na ako hahahhaha.

Nagtitingin tingin na ako ng sasakyan though planning to get it a month after moving in. Nabanggit niyo po before from Newcastle niyo pa nabili yung car niyo po? Paano niyo po siya in-inspect and pinadala sa inyo. Brand new po ba yun?

Di kasi kaya ng budget brandnew so sub 30k na hybrid toyota ang tinitingnan ko and karamihan ay wala sa Riverina area, lahat nasa Sydney. Haha.

alibanini1209 · May 28

@MidnightPanda12 said:

@PeanutButter said:

@MidnightPanda12 said:

@alibanini1209 said:

@MidnightPanda12 said:
Thank you @PeanutButter and @alibanini1209

Maybe I’d grab that offer from my CEO for help sa paghanap ng rental accommodation. Do you think it’s okay to ask him to do the rental accommodation inspection?

May nakuha ako na sample financing ng car through car dealership din. And it is from Toyota na dealer pero Kia na sasakyan. Haha. Kia Cerato 2021 at 20,990 aud. They gave an estimated 377 monthly with 4k dp at 11%.

I think it is high and they said that they can give me a more solid rate once I arrive in AU.

Should I consider asking around from other lenders like banks or credit unions?

And that's for how many years? I suggest if you can wait a bit and save up so you can pay cash, much better. Nevertheless, dont commit until you get here, and give yourself some time dito muna so you can decide better. We thought we had really good plans before moving here pero soon after the move we realized na ibang iba pala talaga haha

5 years po.

Yes I will buy the car po after a month of staying in AU, since I only have free use of the company ute for 6 weeks.

Also, may I ask po kung sa paghahanap niyo ng rental accommodation hindi naman po sya katulad sa mga cities na madame nag-aapply right?

Gamitin mo muna yung UTE (sana automatic) para makatipid hehehe. Tama sila need mong magplan ng pagkuha ng car I think much better a month or 2 months bago kumuha ng car para may ipon na ng konti hahaha.

Yung salary packaging, yung misis ko naka ganon so hindi na nya inaasahan ang tax return this coming Jul. Kung mataas ang sahod mo maganda mag salary packaging kasi malaki din kaltas ng tax eh. Basta ako kahit na 2-3k na tax return masaya na ako hahahhaha.

Nagtitingin tingin na ako ng sasakyan though planning to get it a month after moving in. Nabanggit niyo po before from Newcastle niyo pa nabili yung car niyo po? Paano niyo po siya in-inspect and pinadala sa inyo. Brand new po ba yun?

Di kasi kaya ng budget brandnew so sub 30k na hybrid toyota ang tinitingnan ko and karamihan ay wala sa Riverina area, lahat nasa Sydney. Haha.

No, it's second hand. We didn't inspect it, we dont know din naman paano tumingin so what's the point. We relied on the fact na since we're buying from a dealership, we can return the car in the 6mos since purchase if we find issues during use. Yun lang. Browse carsales.com.au kasi don lang din namin nahanap ang dealer. Another option for you is visit areas where people usually park their for sale cars. Dito sa Wagga it's in Red Hill road. Isang mahabang hilera of cars, campervans na for sale.

mathilde9 · May 28

Ang mahal sa mga dealerships when I computed. For example, a 2nd hand kia sedan 18k is high. Madami sa marketplace actually, 9-12k minsan crossover na and 2014 up model. Kelangan mo lang ng trusted mechanic to inspect. Nakakapanghinayang talaga yung interest. Minsan may nagpopost ng car kasama yung parang certificate na odometer is not tampered from nsw service. Mga ganon medyo kampante ka eh. Yung iba kasi nirrollback odo para mag mukhang hindi masyadong gamit.

alibanini1209 · May 28

@mathilde9 said:
Ang mahal sa mga dealerships when I computed. For example, a 2nd hand kia sedan 18k is high. Madami sa marketplace actually, 9-12k minsan crossover na and 2014 up model. Kelangan mo lang ng trusted mechanic to inspect. Nakakapanghinayang talaga yung interest. Minsan may nagpopost ng car kasama yung parang certificate na odometer is not tampered from nsw service. Mga ganon medyo kampante ka eh. Yung iba kasi nirrollback odo para mag mukhang hindi masyadong gamit.

You can actually haggle if you think masyado mataas for the brand/make/year. Like kami, we bought a honda suv na 4yo from release at that time with 90k mileage, it was advertised for 18k sa dealership but we haggled and got it down to 16k including transport from new castle to wagga. It helped sa haggling na we're paying cash. Kaya if kaya talaga mag tiis onti, save and buy cash.

mathilde9 · May 28

@alibanini1209 said:

@mathilde9 said:
Ang mahal sa mga dealerships when I computed. For example, a 2nd hand kia sedan 18k is high. Madami sa marketplace actually, 9-12k minsan crossover na and 2014 up model. Kelangan mo lang ng trusted mechanic to inspect. Nakakapanghinayang talaga yung interest. Minsan may nagpopost ng car kasama yung parang certificate na odometer is not tampered from nsw service. Mga ganon medyo kampante ka eh. Yung iba kasi nirrollback odo para mag mukhang hindi masyadong gamit.

You can actually haggle if you think masyado mataas for the brand/make/year. Like kami, we bought a honda suv na 4yo from release at that time with 90k mileage, it was advertised for 18k sa dealership but we haggled and got it down to 16k including transport from new castle to wagga. It helped sa haggling na we're paying cash. Kaya if kaya talaga mag tiis onti, save and buy cash.

Ah pwede pa pala ihaggle yun, good to know. Laki ng nasave nyo 2k din. Saka ayun nga save and buy in cash. Ang sakit sa brain ng may binabayaran monthly.

mathilde9 · May 30

@MidnightPanda12 naisip ko din car rental muna. Meron sa wagga mga 800+ for 2weeks period including insurance na. At least may time ka magconsider mabuti ng sariling car mo.