Borrow RM3,000 in Malaysia — Best Rates & Monthly Repayment

Compare what a RM3,000 personal loan actually costs across 6 banks. Below is the real monthly repayment for each lender at 1, 3, 5 and 7-year tenures, plus the salary you'd need to qualify — updated 21 Jun 2026, 4:48 PM MYT.

BKR
Cheapest way to borrow RM3,000

Bank Rakyat has the lowest rate at 3.65% p.a. flat — about RM59.13/month over 5 years (RM3,548 total). (for government servants)

You'd need roughly RM99/month gross income to stay within the 60% debt-service-ratio (DSR) guideline at 5 years.

Monthly repayment for a RM3,000 loan

Bank & rate1 yr3 yr5 yr7 yr
BKR
Bank RakyatGovt only
3.65% · EIR 6.82%
RM259.13/moRM92.46/moRM59.13/moRM44.84/mo
GX
GXBank
3.78% · EIR 6.45%
RM259.45/moRM92.78/moRM59.45/mo
AEON
AEON Bank
3.88% · EIR 7.10%
RM259.70/moRM93.03/moRM59.70/moRM45.41/mo
CIMB
CIMB Bank
4.38% · EIR 8.02%
RM260.95/moRM94.28/moRM60.95/mo
BIMB
Bank Islam
5.50% · EIR 10.04%
RM263.75/moRM97.08/moRM63.75/moRM49.46/mo
AMB
AmBank
6.99% · EIR 12.69%
RM267.47/moRM100.81/moRM67.48/mo

Figures use each bank's advertised flat rate; your actual rate depends on your income and CCRIS/CTOS profile. “—” means that tenure isn't offered.

Frequently asked questions

What is the monthly repayment for a RM3,000 personal loan?

At the lowest rate (3.65% from Bank Rakyat), about RM59.13/month over 5 years — RM3,548 in total. Higher rates cost more; see the full table above.

Which bank is cheapest for a RM3,000 loan?

Bank Rakyat at 3.65% p.a. flat (EIR 6.82%) is the lowest rate for this amount.

What salary do I need to borrow RM3,000?

Roughly RM99/month to stay within the 60% DSR guideline at 5 years. Lower incomes can still qualify with fewer existing commitments.

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