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gastacopz
post Sep 30 2010, 09:31 PM

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hi guys..

want to ask regarding GST..

anyone managed to offset theirs??

especially HSBC CC holder...
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post Sep 30 2010, 09:48 PM

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QUOTE(ck3lam @ Sep 30 2010, 01:05 PM)
Citibank Shell only gives you 2.5% on Shell Petrol and 0.75% on others. 5% and 1.5% only if you have outstanding balance if I’m not mistaken.
They have promotion last time of up to 10% rebate with outstanding balance condition of course.

I think the air flight benefits (insurance coverage, compensation) only applicable for principal cardholder and not applicable if you buy for others. You may need to check on this further. So any card offers 1% rebate which is equivalent to AA 2x points should be fine. For AA, you can have 1-day priority booking if that concerns you. For special fare, local flight doesn’t seem to really benefits. It’s already very cheap at promo price.
However, I always heard my brother complains about this card like the priority booking.

Citibank cashback plat offers you 5% rebate for any petrol, 2% for pharmaceutical, groceries and certain bills payment, but the retail purchase/ others only 0.3%. Petrol only capped at RM600, which is RM30 rebate.

In my opinion, citibank needs to come out with new benefits (they have already got many type of cards) or re-launch certain cards like what OCBC does.

Like what the others said, depends on your needs. I would think OCBC Ti satisfies most people’s need. 5% on groceries, utilities bills, restaurant, petrol and 1% for the others.
Maybe you need to ask yourself a few questions like
i) How much do I spend each month?
ii) What are the categories of my spending? Petrol, air tickets and…?

Then you can find your best cc to suit you. But you said only want to apply during Dec after your current debit card promo ends, so maybe that time got other better cc offer that suits you.
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ck3lam, i have checked with Citi agent n yeah u r right, for air flights benefits e.g. insurance coverage, it's only applicable for the principal cardholder. Wat did ur bro act complain abt tis card regarding priority booking? Can share more regarding this issue?

At d moment, since I don't need fuel rebates card atm so I just applied for the AirAsia Gold MasterCard just to try out the card & to try out Citibank. Since for every card approval, they will give RM50 cash rebate into ur credit statement (nt sure is it on the 1st mth or 2nd/3rd mths). I would love to apply for Citi CashBack Plat but unfortunately I don't meet that requirement as my income is less than 48k per annum.

I agree with u tat Citi should upgrade their cards to better benefits esp like OCBC Titanum!

I actually wanted OCBC Ti, tat card reli satisfies me n it's very versatile. The only prob is my application was rejected although I am eligible for the card! So I have no choice but move on with other cards. I had applied for HSBC Classic Visa n I have got my application approved (nt yet receive the card tho) coz I wanted CC fr international banks n now I am kinda regret coz it doesn't have much benefits besides getting discounts at retailing shops.
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QUOTE(gastacopz @ Sep 30 2010, 09:31 PM)
hi guys..

want to ask regarding GST..

anyone managed to offset theirs??

especially HSBC CC holder...
Impossible for HSBC.

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post Sep 30 2010, 10:07 PM

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QUOTE(MilesAndMore @ Sep 30 2010, 10:00 PM)
Impossible for HSBC.
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Talking about GST waiver, I inquired Citibank regarding this matter.
The officer replied that one must have substantial amount of home loan or auto loan or balance transfer maintained with Citibank, and the final decision is up to the bank. I don't have any of them, so i didn't ask what "substantial amount" means. I believe the list is not exhaustive.

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post Sep 30 2010, 10:15 PM

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QUOTE(MilesAndMore @ Sep 30 2010, 10:00 PM)
Impossible for HSBC.
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then have to use points then to offset..

what a waste for my point...when can use for other redemption.. doh.gif

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post Sep 30 2010, 10:19 PM

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I gotta say this but I may have seen so many folks coming in here and getting excited about applying so many cards and then asking for RM50 tax waiver.

Wake up guys! One of the reason the tax exist is so that the public are discouraged from holding too many cards. And in actuality it is not a waiver ... the bank pays for you. Gov still gets the money!
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QUOTE(hye @ Sep 30 2010, 10:19 PM)
I gotta say this but I may have seen so many folks coming in here and getting excited about applying so many cards and then asking for RM50 tax waiver.

Wake up guys! One of the reason the tax exist is so that the public are discouraged from holding too many cards. And in actuality it is not a waiver ... the bank pays for you. Gov still gets the money!
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Hi,

Does Visa/Mastercard/JCB/Diner's Club/Amex get membership fee from the bank when the bank waived annual fee for its cardmember? smile.gif
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post Sep 30 2010, 10:31 PM

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I agree with Hye smile.gif

btw just want to share with the rest about reloading touch n go with CC. we can actually reload touch n go at any petrol stations/kiosks that have the topup machine and have cc terminals. charge is 50 cents same if we are reloading using ATM (bank account). better than zing card as well (RM1-RM2 depending on banks)
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post Sep 30 2010, 10:51 PM

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QUOTE(cenkudu @ Sep 30 2010, 10:31 PM)
I agree with Hye  smile.gif

btw just want to share with the rest about reloading touch n go with CC. we can actually reload touch n go at any petrol stations/kiosks that have the topup machine and have cc terminals. charge is 50 cents same if we are reloading using ATM (bank account). better than zing card as well (RM1-RM2 depending on banks)
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If we use cc to top up TnG, the reload amount must be at least RM100 to achieve breakeven point.
My breakeven point is based on usual return rate of reward point (200 pts = RM1), ie. 0.5%.
Reload of RM100 will earn 100 pts, which in turn translates to RM0.50 upon points redemption.

Anyway, reload using Shell Gold card may save a bit more, really just a bit. sweat.gif
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post Sep 30 2010, 11:03 PM

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QUOTE(tzeling @ Sep 30 2010, 09:48 PM)
Wat did ur bro act complain abt tis card regarding priority booking? Can share more regarding this issue?
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He mentioned sometimes priority booking didn't sms him about zero fares and the cardholder doesn't have 1 day advance booking for that but that was 1-2 years ago. Not sure whether got any improvement or not recently.


QUOTE(hye @ Sep 30 2010, 10:19 PM)
I gotta say this but I may have seen so many folks coming in here and getting excited about applying so many cards and then asking for RM50 tax waiver.
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Looks like the RM50 tax only works for the first few months where everyone cuts the cards that time, everything comes back to normal after half year. Maybe the coming budget 2011 the gov will come out with another plan, maybe like the previously planned of using 2 banks cc only or something else. Then I believe each bank will come out with their attractive offer to attract people to use their bank cc. There will be another war...


QUOTE(cenkudu @ Sep 30 2010, 10:31 PM)
btw just want to share with the rest about reloading touch n go with CC. we can actually reload touch n go at any petrol stations/kiosks that have the topup machine and have cc terminals. charge is 50 cents same if we are reloading using ATM (bank account). better than zing card as well (RM1-RM2 depending on banks)
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I think CIMB waives the 50cents charges. Zing is somehow convenient as it automatic reloads when passing toll but ya, RM2 service charge is a bit expensive.
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QUOTE(gastacopz @ Sep 30 2010, 10:15 PM)
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then have to use points then to offset..

what a waste for my point...when can use for other redemption.. doh.gif
Yes. Must use your own reward points. 9,500 reward points are needed to redeem the RM50 credit card tax for any HSBC principal credit card.


QUOTE(chemistry @ Sep 30 2010, 10:27 PM)
Hi,

Does Visa/Mastercard/JCB/Diner's Club/Amex get membership fee from the bank when the bank waived annual fee for its cardmember?  smile.gif
From what i understand is that the bank doesn't pay any of the membership fee collected to VISA International/MasterCard Worldwide/JCB/Diner's Club/AMEX. As the competition is getting so stiff, most banks no longer collect annual fee from the cardholders anymore. This is yet another trend started by those American banks.


QUOTE(cenkudu @ Sep 30 2010, 10:31 PM)
btw just want to share with the rest about reloading touch n go with CC. we can actually reload touch n go at any petrol stations/kiosks that have the topup machine and have cc terminals. charge is 50 cents same if we are reloading using ATM (bank account). better than zing card as well (RM1-RM2 depending on banks)
QUOTE(chemistry @ Sep 30 2010, 10:51 PM)
If we use cc to top up TnG, the reload amount must be at least RM100 to achieve breakeven point.
My breakeven point is based on usual return rate of reward point (200 pts = RM1), ie. 0.5%.
Reload of RM100 will earn 100 pts, which in turn translates to RM0.50 upon points redemption.

Anyway, reload using Shell Gold card may save a bit more, really just a bit. sweat.gif
CIMB Bank account holders can now reload your "Touch, Wait & Go Card" without incurring any service fee via any CIMB Bank ATM that supports "Touch, Wait & Go Card" reload.



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post Sep 30 2010, 11:16 PM

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QUOTE(MilesAndMore @ Sep 30 2010, 11:10 PM)
CIMB Bank account holders can now reload your "Touch, Wait & Go Card" without incurring any service fee via any CIMB Bank ATM that supports "Touch, Wait & Go Card" reload.
Yes, I am informed about that smile.gif . Anyway, the waiver is for ppl who use ATM card to reload.

I'm saying that because Cenkudu said "btw just want to share with the rest about reloading touch n go with CC. we can actually reload touch n go at any petrol stations/kiosks that have the topup machine and have cc terminals. charge is 50 cents same if we are reloading using ATM (bank account). better than zing card as well (RM1-RM2 depending on banks)"

He mentioned "reload using credit card, and got RM0.50 fee".
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post Sep 30 2010, 11:21 PM

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not all ppl has CIMB account perhaps CC is an alternative as it has the same charge with other bank (except CIMB)
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QUOTE(cenkudu @ Sep 30 2010, 11:21 PM)
not all ppl has CIMB account perhaps CC is an alternative as it has the same charge with other bank (except CIMB)
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Thanks for your information. I never reloaded my TnG at any petrol station but only toll booths.
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QUOTE(chemistry @ Sep 30 2010, 11:27 PM)
Thanks for your information. I never reloaded my TnG at any petrol station but only toll booths.
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Toll booth doesn't accept CC.

Petrol stations charge 50 cents for each reload. If you reload RM 250, you need to do it twice.

Maybank ATM also charge 50 cents.

Therefore, I prefer to top up at KL Sentral T&G Centre with CC without no charge imposed.
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No charge for T&G reload at CIMB ATM is verified:

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Details: http://www.cimbbank.com.my/index.php?ch=43...1&tpt=cimb_bank
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QUOTE(David83 @ Sep 30 2010, 11:30 PM)
Toll booth doesn't accept CC.

Petrol stations charge 50 cents for each reload. If you reload RM 250, you need to do it twice.

Maybank ATM also charge 50 cents.

Therefore, I prefer to top up at KL Sentral T&G Centre with CC without no charge imposed.
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Thanks for your information too rclxms.gif
I wonder PLUS office can accept CC reload ?
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i have yet to receive my UOB card, but they claim it has already been sent n received as per record 1 weeks ago. been calling them daily, yet no solution...
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QUOTE(chemistry @ Sep 30 2010, 11:35 PM)
Thanks for your information too  rclxms.gif
I wonder PLUS office can accept CC reload ?
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The PLUS office at Sg Besi, heading from south, does accept creditcards.

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QUOTE(Kyle_22 @ Sep 30 2010, 11:49 PM)
The PLUS office at Sg Besi, heading from south, does accept creditcards.
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I heard Tmn Desa one also accept CC. Was that a T&G centre or PLUS/highway office?

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