Support beyond tuition fees


FOR many households, the transition from secondary education to tertiary studies marks a significant milestone and a substantial financial commitment.

Traditional funding options typically focus on tuition, but gaps often emerge when it comes to accommodation, learning materials and other essential living expenses.

In addition, one of the most significant barriers to securing education funding is often the requirement for a guarantor.

In response, RHB Islamic Bank Bhd offers RHB Education Financing-i, a Shariah-compliant education financing solution designed to support both academic and living costs throughout a student’s study journey.

The facility, also known as Commodity Murabahah Term Financing-i (CMTF-i) for Education, enables students to focus on their studies without the burden of managing monthly expenses during their academic years.

It also offers financing with no guarantor required, simplifying the application process and empowering students and parents to take charge of their future independently.

A platinum sponsor of the Star Education Fair (SEF) 2025, RHB is among the exhibitors at the two-day event, which kicked off at the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre (KLCC) yesterday and ends today.

Parents mapping out their children’s academic journey, as well as professionals looking to pivot through postgraduate studies, can speak to RHB representatives about a financing plan.

Open to Malaysian citizens aged 18 and above, with a maximum age of 70 at the end of the financing tenure, the plan covers undergraduate, postgraduate and professional certificate programmes.

Ensuring that even the most specialised and demanding courses are within reach, the plan offers financing of up to RM500,000 (terms and conditions apply).

To help families secure the necessary funding, joint applications are allowed with up to three immediate family members. This enables a higher financing amount by combining the financial strength of family members, making it easier to support a child through a long-term education programme.

The plan also allows students to focus on their studies and graduate before the standard payment structure begins.

Successful applicants can opt for various payment options, including self-payment, auto debit or salary deductions.

Organised by Star Media Group, the fair, which offers various study options, is held from 11am to 6pm today at Hall 1, KLCC. Admission is free.

For further details on the SEF, visit facebook.com/stareducationfair.

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