QUOTE(bluffy83 @ Mar 28 2011, 12:40 PM)
Currently owning 3 card now.. and I still have to pay monthly installment for 3 banks because I,m using their 0% easy payment scheme. Dont have money now to pay it lumsum~ what should I do? BNM said we still have 2 years to pay all the debt. Is it mean we can cancel our card first and pay later? How much the interest will be? Is it still like easy payment scheme?
After you selected the card that you wanna cancel then you are given at least 2 years to settle the outstanding and yes you can cancel the card 1st but i think the interest will still run as usual lah, as for the interest the bank will fight to keep their customer so you might need to wait for the competition within the banks. So my advice is to ask the bank to restructure the outstanding into some loans also can, and u have until this year end to play with but please please dont last minute as you will suffer by then. As traditionly Malaysia always last min...Added on March 28, 2011, 4:56 pm
QUOTE(hye @ Mar 28 2011, 05:12 AM)
The bank hasn't announced the compliance plans so it is hard to say what will happen.
However, on a personal interpretation the BNM announcement did say that CL will be based on your income. I doubt so the bank consider your income to be above RM36K as the invitation is purely from a customer retention/marketing point of view. Likely the bank won't take away your card but instead lower your CL to the compliance level.
In worse case scenario, they'll just maintain you at the Gold level card since that is where you started.
The BNM announcement did not mention about the impact to the type of card that a cardholder will be subjected to in the compliance plan. And banks generally while they have an official information on what the eligibility level for a particular card product, it is pretty much up to them when it comes to granting the card to their customer.
Latest update is that Bank need to prove that the customer makes more than 36k per annum when BNM come to audit, if your current salary are below 36k they have to lower it and if not mistaken will be coming months. However, on a personal interpretation the BNM announcement did say that CL will be based on your income. I doubt so the bank consider your income to be above RM36K as the invitation is purely from a customer retention/marketing point of view. Likely the bank won't take away your card but instead lower your CL to the compliance level.
In worse case scenario, they'll just maintain you at the Gold level card since that is where you started.
The BNM announcement did not mention about the impact to the type of card that a cardholder will be subjected to in the compliance plan. And banks generally while they have an official information on what the eligibility level for a particular card product, it is pretty much up to them when it comes to granting the card to their customer.
Worse departments to work in the bank now is those to who hadnle increase or decrease the limits.
This post has been edited by ak1977: Mar 28 2011, 04:56 PM
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