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ashkamz
post Aug 21 2010, 11:45 PM

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QUOTE(chemistry @ Aug 21 2010, 07:25 PM)
My insurance premium is paid annually. Kinda burdening when it is due and we are not yet ready for it.
Luckily CIMB CC offers flexi pay plan to relieve my cash flow. rclxms.gif  thumbup.gif
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Too bad they dont offer Smart Flexi to Islamic card. Only conventional and Direct Access.. cry.gif
ashkamz
post Aug 23 2010, 01:35 AM

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QUOTE(daemon9810 @ Aug 22 2010, 04:19 PM)
Hi guys, i have just received a sms from CIMB requesting me to call back a credit card officer for my cc application. and before this, i received a call marked 'private call', no display of phone no, hung up when i answered. just wondering why wud bank give private call?and y cant they call me instead of me callin them back?don ask me how i was certain that it was the bank which gave me private call, hahaha, i guess it has to be them bcoz it happened right before i received the sms
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There's some cases that customer refuse to give info on the officer that initiate the call, worried that it might be some scammer asking for personal information. Moreover some people refuse to answer call from "Private number". So that's why they send you the SMS to call them back.


Added on August 23, 2010, 1:47 am
QUOTE(aeiou228 @ Aug 23 2010, 01:34 AM)
Thanks for the clarification.

So is it with one time fee or is it absolutely FREE as per ad below for Smart Flexi-Pay Plan ?
Smart Flexi can apply to over sea education fee as well ? Is there a loan limit ?
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I Pay Plan (IPP) will come with one time interest, charged on the first month. For Smart Flexi Payment (FPP) , as long it is education, hospital or insurance, you can convert into the plan. Oversea education fee also can be converted into Smart Flexi as well. But to avoid any hassle, make sure there's a word "university" or "college" in the merchant description. Or else they will ask you to fax over the invoice. And yes, Smart Flexi is absolutely free.

Loan limit you mean as the maximum amount? For Flexi payment no maximum. Minimum is RM50. Even your insurance RM150 charged into your card also can convert into FPP.

For IPP, the maximum is RM 30k, minimum RM 500.

By the way in terms of "hospital bill", as far as I am concern is not applicable for optometrist and dental.

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post Aug 25 2010, 11:38 AM

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QUOTE(jack2 @ Aug 25 2010, 07:28 AM)
Wonder which bank is having 0% interest / upfront charge for balance transfer from 3-6 mths?
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Cimb and Direct access offer 0% interest BT for 6 months. No admin fee, no early settlement penalty.
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post Aug 26 2010, 02:14 AM

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QUOTE(MilesAndMore @ Aug 25 2010, 11:03 PM)
Yes. If you have the CIMB World MasterCard, then you'll get 1% cash back on all overseas purchases.

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CIMB World only offer bonus point. They offer double bonus point for oversea transaction.
CIMB Visa Infinite will give you 1% rebate for oversea purchase.
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post Aug 26 2010, 03:41 AM

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QUOTE(jack2 @ Aug 25 2010, 02:53 PM)
It seems that offers to new applicants only.
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no la. applied for both new and existing cardholder. The new-applicants-only-balance-transfer was until December last year.
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post Aug 27 2010, 02:58 AM

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QUOTE(cruel_boy @ Aug 26 2010, 11:35 PM)
hi.my exact question is that, there are charges of 18% per annum daily interest for cash advance. so monthly repayment is based on 18% per annum daily interest plus finance charges 17.5% ?

cud u prepare me a simple spreadsheet to show tis. let say i take a 3000 cash advance with a monthly repayment of 200, what are the monthly interests, and how many months to settle it off completely? ofcoz nt using the card for anythin else during the period.

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Only 18% per annum. 17.5% is only for retail transaction.

I can show you simple calculation for cash advance interest.

Let say you withdraw RM3000 today.

3000+150 (cash adv fee) = RM 3150

Interest will start tomorrow based on RM3150 not RM 3000.

Let say you made payment after 30 days RM200

(18% x 3150 x 30) / 365 = RM 46.60 (interest imposed after 30 days)

RM3150+RM46.60= RM 3196.60 (total debt including interest)

3196.60 - 200 = 2996.60

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Another 30 days you made another payment RM 200

(18% x 2996.60 x 30) / 365 = RM 44.33 (interest imposed after 30 days)

2996.60 + 44.33 = 3040.93 (total debt including interest)

3040.93 - 200 = 2840.93

This is basically simple calculation for the interest. Assuming that you didnt do any other retail transaction, and you made payment every 30 days.

But as you can see in 2 months you made payment Rm 400 but the amount only reduce by small margin because of the interest (actually the cash advance fee that kill you in the first place)

By the way this is the calculation taught by 1 of CIMB CS to me last year, and I think it is still relevant.

Cheers.
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post Aug 28 2010, 11:06 AM

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QUOTE(travelyew @ Aug 28 2010, 09:38 AM)
can use the cc to pay the bill which not under the card holder's name?
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yes you can. smile.gif
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post Sep 11 2010, 11:34 PM

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QUOTE(kelvinlee1983 @ Sep 11 2010, 04:08 PM)
Recently, i had applied SCB credit card by using existing credit card.
My existing credit card,
1) Eon bank gold with credit limit = RM5k
2) AM bank gold with credit limit = RM5k

The salesman ask me to submit this 2 credit cards to apply, in help me to get higher credit limit more than 5k.
Besides, the salesman said that got cash rebates, RM98 .
THen RM 50 is for GST, then i still got RM38 can use for free.

After approve, i received the credit card.
However, i saw the credit limit only RM4k.

Shall i phone to SCB bank to activate the card?
Or Directly cancel the credit card,
as i feel that credit limit RM4k is really nothing.
I do not wish to hold too many cards.

Actually my orignal plan is to apply this card to get 10 limit
therefore i can cancel eon bank and am bank.
Then i can save RM100 GST from that 2 cards.

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From what I understand, if you apply CC by this year, even you didnt activate, you are liable to pay for the GST, since it will immediately imposed on your first statement. But I think you should call SCB customer service to clarify this matter.

Sometimes when you hold too much credit card, Bank will see it as a commitment of 10k, and they wont give you another 10k credit. The best way before you apply new credit card or loan is you cancel the unused credit card first so it wont appear on CCRIS.


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post Sep 25 2010, 10:28 PM

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QUOTE(ronnie @ Sep 25 2010, 07:57 PM)
DA used to charge for WM and EM. That's why I always collect from the Plaza Damansara HQ.
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They charge cou fee only 2009 for CIMB and DA. For 2010 they only charge cou fee for east Malaysia and Langkawi.
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post Oct 4 2010, 07:27 PM

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QUOTE(elnino @ Oct 4 2010, 04:53 PM)
david83:

to answer your questions:

1) Nope, that's her CL since the very beginning
2) Don't think so. Will check back with her tonight

alexwsk:

1) From what I can see in the transaction record, all petrol transaction is already recorded in the online transaction(up to petrol refuelling on the 1st Oct).
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RM200 will hold for 8 days from the date of the transaction. Even after that particular petrol transaction already posted in the statement, the amount will still put on hold.

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post Oct 4 2010, 10:42 PM

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QUOTE(hye @ Oct 4 2010, 09:05 PM)
Different banks, different policies. Plus it also depends on the petrol station who does the cc posting. Sometimes they wait till a few days for the posting. For MBB, likely the petrol station did the posting on the same day. (I have a friend who showed me how does MBB transactions can be posted on the same day coz he got a MBB cc terminal)

I got a question for everyone who ask the question about the holding period - does it really matter ?
1. Eventually the credit limit will be normalized.
2. The bank will charge the actual amount of petrol pumped into your car. I have never come across any claims that banks charge the users the RM200 instead of the actual amount.
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CIMB and DA will hold for 8 days. Petronas transaction will post on the same day for CIMB card but the RM200 will be released only on the 8th day.

This issue only matter for credit card user that used most of the limit and only pay for minimum payment and also for debit card user.

RM200 is the maximum amount that can be pump into your car in 1 card swipe. When we use card at petrol kiosk, we dont key in the exact amount, so the terminal just assume we put RM200. In general if you dont want the Rm200 to be put on hold, just go inside and swipe at counter.

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