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Datuk Seri Amir Hamzah Azizan reveals that 28% of Malaysian working adults have borrowed money to buy essential goods, according to AKPK.

At the same time, troubled borrowers can get free advice and loan repayment assistance through the Credit Counseling and Management Agency.

Mohd Shahar said the banks are ready to provide loan repayment assistance to those in need and they only need to contact their respective banks.

Tengku Zafrul said URUS would be managed by AKPK, which would also provide personal financial plan assistance.

Ismail Sabri has announced that the Financial Management and Resilience Programme (URUS) for borrowers in the B50 income group will be set up by the banking sector soon.

AKPK is developing a Temporary Relief Programme (TRP) to reduce the burden of individual and SME borrowers who are still having difficulty restoring their cash flow.

The Association of Banks in Malaysia (ABM) and Association of Islamic Banking and Financial Institutions Malaysia (AIBIM) member banks will be offering a six-month moratorium from July 7.

Nor SHamsiah said all banks already have their payment assistance plans, including targeted loan moratoriums.

Azaddin said since its inception in 2006, the agency had extended its financial advisory services to over 1.2 million people.

Tengku Zafrul said according to Bank Negara Malaysia, 47 per cent of Malaysian youths have high credit card debts.

For the B40 households and informal sector workers, measures to safeguard people's savings also need to be considered.

This will be based on borrowers self-declaration of reduced income and/or their household to further expedite immediate relief.

The banking industry has received about 500,000 applications for repayment assistance and approved 98 per cent of them.

Among the matters to be discussed was the problem of loan records appearing in the Central Credit Reference Information System (CCRIS) and CTOS Data Systems Sdn Bhd (CTOS) report.

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