Nearly 90% Of SJKP Housing Loans Went To Malaysians Aged 40 & Below
The largest group of borrowers is aged 30 and under, accounting for 56.68% of the total.
Deputy Housing and Local Government Minister Datuk Aiman Athirah Sabu stated that of the 90,779 approved borrowers, more than 80,000 were young Malaysians aged under 40, making up 89.56% of all approvals.
- Over 15,000 borrowers aged 18 to 25
- More than 31,000 aged 26 to 30
- 22,356 aged 31 to 35
- 12,799 aged 36 to 40
Since its launch in 2008, SJKP has approved financing for 90,779 borrowers, totalling RM21.5 billion. Of these, nearly 90% are young Malaysians aged 40 and below
Author's summary: SJKP housing loans mostly go to young Malaysians.
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