QUOTE(Moolah @ Sep 24 2010, 10:38 PM)
I'm the latest member of the Club of the Rejected -just found out my application for OCBC's Titanium card has failed
As some forumers have mentioned, no reason was given as the credit evaluation method is "secret".
I'm quite shocked as I am lowly geared and my home loan payment record is spotless.
The reasons could be:
- I currently don't have a credit card (some banks might consider this a danger sign)
- the amount of $ in the bank statement I faxed to OCBC is quite minimum (as most of it is in FD)
- my salary is not too impressive
I wonder if OCBC will reconsider if I show them my other bank statements containing substantial sums of $. Forumers, what do you think? Like I mentioned previously, I am inexperienced when it comes to credit cards.
Reasons given by you: -As some forumers have mentioned, no reason was given as the credit evaluation method is "secret".
I'm quite shocked as I am lowly geared and my home loan payment record is spotless.
The reasons could be:
- I currently don't have a credit card (some banks might consider this a danger sign)
- the amount of $ in the bank statement I faxed to OCBC is quite minimum (as most of it is in FD)
- my salary is not too impressive
I wonder if OCBC will reconsider if I show them my other bank statements containing substantial sums of $. Forumers, what do you think? Like I mentioned previously, I am inexperienced when it comes to credit cards.
1) depending on the credit policy of a card issuer. BUT in details....if you are >40 years no history of loans or cresit cards in CCRIS...spells something fishy for the credit officer.
2) as long as you meet the minimum income requirement for a credit card type, no issue on the amount you have in ur bank statement.
3) not an issue, depending on your income requriement. ie. min 24 K
All in all 2 major areas that a credit officer from a card centre look at: -
1) CCRIS profile. contains all your banking information (monthly commitments) etc etc.
2) Capability to pay! you earn 2K, you have monthly fixed commitments, other CCs, Housing loan exceeding ie. RM1.5K per month, very good chances of being rejected.
Added on September 25, 2010, 6:34 pm
QUOTE(wongpeter @ Sep 23 2010, 06:35 PM)
if ur card issuer system and credit/internal policy is flexible.....YES.This post has been edited by ankleguy2003: Sep 25 2010, 06:34 PM
Sep 25 2010, 06:28 PM

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