QUOTE(winner @ Dec 12 2010, 06:57 AM)
yah, noticed that vanderbilt and rockefeller postings are similar (always mentioning enrich points) and both also rich. rockefeller has MBB WMC and vanderbilt dad has RM300K CL for CIMB Enrich card. But the funny thing is vanderbilt started a thread asking where can "cash" out from merchant in KL or something like that so rockefeller care to explain?
QUOTE(opjust @ Dec 12 2010, 08:41 AM)
Sir,
I want to ask, if i want to make full settlement of my credit card.. is there such thing as discount? I heard before but not sure its real or not...
2nd, let say I have 7k of cash n 7k of credit credit card debt...
should I pay that amount or do something else with that cash..
I want to ask, if i want to make full settlement of my credit card.. is there such thing as discount? I heard before but not sure its real or not...
2nd, let say I have 7k of cash n 7k of credit credit card debt...
should I pay that amount or do something else with that cash..
QUOTE(opjust @ Dec 12 2010, 09:44 AM)
ic... tq for your advise sir... i really felt the burden of paying only minimum payment everymth..
I want to settle all and forget about credit card... been using it for wedding preparation few mths back...
on the other hand, thats the only cash I got... I been thinking of paying my debt.. but got 1 of my frens giving me advise if u got the money use that for other purposes or just save it..
I want to settle all and forget about credit card... been using it for wedding preparation few mths back...
on the other hand, thats the only cash I got... I been thinking of paying my debt.. but got 1 of my frens giving me advise if u got the money use that for other purposes or just save it..
QUOTE(David83 @ Dec 12 2010, 08:53 AM)
There's no such thing of discount if you settled the CC bill before the statement/bill due date.
However, if you have other CC from another bank that offers balance transfer at attractively low interest; i.e 0% for 6/12 months, you can transfer the outstanding to that CC. By doing so, you can utilize your cash for other revolving purpose; not getting into more debts.
Make a wise decision.
opjust: your statement that you want to settle all and forget about credit card is good. As for your friend, he is not the one being imposed interest nor is he the one paying the bills. The only reason that can justify you paying off the debt later is that you now at this moment can use the money to invest and earn more than the CC interest charges but I doubt that (unless you can do BT as David mentioned and get 0% installement, but you need to have anther card on hand and it takes time to get a new one approved, if you posted before you purchase the stuffs, many here can give you ways to prolong your payment with 0% interest).However, if you have other CC from another bank that offers balance transfer at attractively low interest; i.e 0% for 6/12 months, you can transfer the outstanding to that CC. By doing so, you can utilize your cash for other revolving purpose; not getting into more debts.
Make a wise decision.
Go read the thread on how long it takes to pay up your debt if you only pay the minimum. It takes years, Don't start owing people money, moreover you just married and your lifestyle will change tremendously once you have children.
Just pay off the debt since you got the money and start saving all over again.
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