Credit Card v9, RM50 GST dilemma
Credit Card v9, RM50 GST dilemma
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Mar 26 2010, 10:41 AM
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Just cancelled my DA Visa card via phone.. now keep only DA Mastercard
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Apr 8 2010, 04:56 PM
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Sudah potong?
Just cut another card today, planning to cut another one tomorrow and 2 next week. YEAH! |
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Apr 9 2010, 11:47 AM
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QUOTE(Seng_Kiat @ Apr 9 2010, 08:24 AM) cut? physically cut or potong at bank? .. yes physically cut with scissors. i could hear the card screaming for mercy.clear all the debt bro? ... any tips? hahaha .. no magic. just common sense. 1) stop piling debt & buying crap. pay everything else by cash (or swipe and go back and pay instead of waiting for statement). 2) clear smallest debt to largest (so you get to cut more cards faster) 3) pick 0% BT over PL cheers! |
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Apr 9 2010, 12:54 PM
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QUOTE(Seng_Kiat @ Apr 9 2010, 12:24 PM) any good rate for BT for 36 months or 48 months period? If only it's that simple EON bank should be good, 14.99% for 36 months or 18.99% for 48 months. One time charge. Good, is not it? if my calculation is right, it is about 5% p.a for 3 years and 4.7% p.1 for 4 years. BTW, I have a transfer balance account with CIMB. Can I transfer it again to other bank? One time charge = flat rate. So it's 5% flat p.a. Assume balance transfer amount is RM10000. 10000 Loan Amount 36 Number of payments in loan agreement (eg: monthly for 5 years = 60) 3 Number of year in loan agreement 12 Number of payment periods in a year (eg: monthly installments = 12) 5.00% Nominal Annual Interest Rate RM319.44 Value of Each Payment 0.78% Periodic Interest Rate 9.3% Annual Percentage Rate (APR) 9.72% Effective Annual Interest Rate (EIR) If you have a 9% credit card (like Maybank Amex, why bother doing BT?) Cheers! |
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Apr 9 2010, 02:33 PM
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QUOTE(wufei @ Apr 9 2010, 02:11 PM) You can read about the math here : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Compound_interestOr save the headache and use the Excel calculator here : http://www.bebas-hutang.com/?p=192 (no I dont own the blog) Be enlightened |
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Apr 9 2010, 07:24 PM
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QUOTE(wufei @ Apr 9 2010, 06:52 PM) It means that assuming you're loaning RM10k 5%/year flat ate loan paying ~RM320 monthly for 3 years, is equivalent to 10k 9.3%APR (compounding interest w monthly rest) loan of the same period. Try downloading this file and see : http://www.vertex42.com/Links/go.php?urlid=file-ccpayoffcalc (Credit Card Payment Calculator) Enter Current Balance as 10k, interest rate at 9.3 and monthly payment at RM320. Look at total interest - should be around 1498.23, which is almost the same as total flat rate 14.99% over 3 years period. If you have the Maybank Amex Card (9%APR), it would be better not to BT to that package.. if you have a 16.5% card, you'll only save 7.2% instead of 11.5%. This post has been edited by Syd G: Apr 9 2010, 07:32 PM |
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Apr 10 2010, 10:42 PM
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Apr 10 2010, 11:01 PM
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CIMB is pretty carefree with their cc and their credit limit
They increased my limit without I applying |
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Apr 10 2010, 11:57 PM
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I'd agree that the DA card is ugly. But it's better than having pretty shiny cards with ugly bloated balances
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Apr 11 2010, 01:06 AM
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Apr 13 2010, 09:48 AM
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QUOTE(dantwt @ Apr 13 2010, 09:39 AM) Hey guys, Follow HSBC exchange rate + 1%Lets say i wanna purchase an item from Amazon.com worth USD 720. Using HSBC Visa to purchase, any idea on how much will i be charged? I'm aware of the 1% additional charge from the 1st page. Current exchange rate from www.xe.com is 3.22. Not sure about HSBC exchange rate. Pls help as its urgent! |
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Apr 13 2010, 09:58 AM
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Apr 13 2010, 10:27 AM
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If you're buying something online with your local card, you're basically at the bank's mercy on rate and fees. Just give it a 5% cushion to be safe.
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Apr 13 2010, 11:32 AM
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Apr 14 2010, 09:43 AM
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I found out something today. My DA card didnt have CIMBclicks access and statements are mailed to my parents' house every month. I made a 0% for 6 months with them and whilst writing a cheque for the month of April, I didnt know what the due date was, so I referred to February statement - due date was 6th March 2010.
I assumed the Apr due date is 6th April 2010 so I wrote a check for the 4th of April. I banked it in and lo and behold, the due date was actually 3rd of April ...... I was quite sad cause I was about to pay 1% penalty which is almost RM100 ..... yay?! |
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Apr 14 2010, 10:21 AM
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QUOTE(hye @ Apr 14 2010, 10:19 AM) @Syd G. Perhaps you got lucky. I read somewhere, there's a few days of grace after the due date where you won't get hit by the penalty. No sir I wont. I was thinking that ~RM100 could be used to pay someone to wash my car almost 30 times ....dem rugiStill ... let's not do it again. I know I'll get upset too with the penalties. 3 more months and we'll be totally debt free except for the mortgage |
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Apr 14 2010, 01:35 PM
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QUOTE(roy918 @ Apr 14 2010, 01:27 PM) You are lucky in this case. 8.9k . Someone in the family owed us money to buy stuff on CC and pay within 4 months, so we put on BT to not have him pay interest. Our own BT around 2k onli You cannot simply assume old due date as next statement due date. It is more accurate to calculate yourself since we all getting 20 days after statement date to pay. So assuming your statement date is 14th every month, due date for Feb statement is March 6th (due to 28 days in Feb) and due date for March statement is April 3rd. Your amount due more than RM10k? |
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Apr 14 2010, 05:09 PM
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Apr 18 2010, 12:44 AM
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Apr 19 2010, 08:53 PM
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QUOTE(Aurora Boreali @ Apr 19 2010, 08:27 PM) I'm sorry I don't understand your explanation. Hi Of course I know the 10% rebate only applies on weekends. But how does the 10% daily discount and 10% weekend rebate work together? If I go to Starbucks on a Monday, it says I get 10% discount off total bill everyday so I'm guessing I get 10% discount on a Monday. If I go on a Sunday, however, does it mean I get a total of 20% discount? Do you know the diff between a discount and a rebate? |
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