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 BNM New Rulings on CC, No more card to card approve

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ak1977
post Mar 28 2011, 04:47 PM

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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?
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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...


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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.
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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.

Worse departments to work in the bank now is those to who hadnle increase or decrease the limits.



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post Mar 28 2011, 07:04 PM

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QUOTE(samquah @ Mar 28 2011, 05:05 PM)
so now i have quit my business and am not working too....
how? cant hold the blardy cards even if i am a good paymaster and have never paid late or any interest,,,?

looks like have to switch vote next elections
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The move is to control the debts, a lot of similarity with Singapore on the credit limits section as for 1 person only limit to 2 issuers if income less than RM36k is pretty good control if you ask me.


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post Mar 29 2011, 12:47 AM

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QUOTE(Gen-X @ Mar 28 2011, 08:28 PM)
Your source please on audit thingy? Look like my guess was right when I mentioned in my article that banks should concentrate on customers earning more than RM36/K per year instead of wasting their time answering to BNM. To read my article clink below link
http://creditcardsmalaysia.blogspot.com/20...ual-income.html
you are really resourceful lah  notworthy.gif However CIMB's Q&A nothing new, actually just repeat what BNM announced.
if you read The Star article posted by MileAndMore, banks will implement their own guidelines when it respect to pensioners or retiree. Problems is people like us below age 55, can be considered retirees? I still got until end of year to find a job that pays me RM3001/month smile.gif
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Hi Gen-X,

There is a meeting between the ABM last week and a lot of issue come out, just that I can not share with you at the moment. It not official yet, as for the audit, every year BNM will come just that now they will concentrate more in this area. Yup, your source of info is POWDERFUL notworthy.gif but what i know from some friends in the local banks said that they have stop recruiting the customer who income less than RM24K months ago ( not sure correct or not, might be BS me ).

However all hope are not loss for those RM36K below, look at it this way, banks will fight among each others to ensure that they are one of the 2 issuers that the customer hold. Benefits to them lah.. if not happy with the service or what not.. cancel and move to other banks they will retain them one.

Basically their own guidelines will still base on the new credit card guidelines one, just that some foreign banks have their own risk factor that they need to consider. different bank different strategy mah.


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post Mar 29 2011, 09:44 AM

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QUOTE(chemistry @ Mar 29 2011, 12:55 AM)
+1
War of silver/gold/titanium card is about to begin  whistling.gif
If OCBC is willing to lower its Titanium card requirement to RM30k, it will be one of the must-have two cards.
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I remember i complaint to OCBC about their payment option, the setup of the branches is very in considerate to the customer who pay cash. Just imagine, you have 2 Cheque deposit machines, 4 ATM machines and ONLY 1 Cash Deposit Machine. What logic, they should have 2 cash deposit machines right, what non-sense no wonder their machines alway down bcos cash inside full liao.

I "Beh Ta Han" i call and ask the manager how would you expect the CDM to sustain during the weekend with 1 machine and OCBC branch dont have much branches compare to local banks. Then this manager told me I can do internet transfer and bla bla bla.. Hello, In order to do internet banking you need cash in the account first right, without bank-in the cash how would you expect the internet banking to take place. mad.gif And i have to drive to another branches just to bank in, how annoying right. Somemore they said they are upgrading their branches, they should think of this. By the way, I'm referring to Great Eastern Mall OCBC braches there, i know now they have 2 CDM there already. Dont think is me who make them change, i'm just a small potato.

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post Mar 29 2011, 10:40 AM

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QUOTE(gerrardling @ Mar 29 2011, 10:03 AM)
u can pay ur credit card bill from other bank saving or current account using GIRO
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I know before you can do interbank giro, you need money in the bank 1st right, so i need to bank in the cash in my account first right. if the machines always full at the mentioned branch how do i bank in leh? Dont you think 1 cash deposit machine is jsut 2 little. Beside Great Eastern Mall OCBC branch is not a smaill branch their traffic quite high.
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post Mar 29 2011, 11:05 AM

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QUOTE(chemistry @ Mar 29 2011, 10:44 AM)
He meant ONLINE IBG  doh.gif
Unless you are a businessman and have to deposit cash every day, else it is not advisable to approach banks. (risky place)
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I know what he mean... nod.gif just that sometimes when you have cash in hand it very annoying to see this conditions, specially those customer who deal with cash daily. I mean my feedback to them is at the customer point of view. They are customer like me ( old school ) prefer to bank in Cash. laugh.gif thats why. Sometimes when they setup it must make senses, setting up only 1 machines is too risky, must have a back up right. If you go the banks any banks normally they have at least 2 cash deposit machine right.

I mean before any transfer here and there, intebank giro & etc the cash need to be in the account 1st right how are u going to transfer 100 if your a/c only have 50 leh, you need to bank in the 50 1st right. CDM is one of the tools to do so why they cant add 1 more machine leh.

just my 2 cents

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post Mar 29 2011, 11:28 AM

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QUOTE(chemistry @ Mar 29 2011, 11:21 AM)
I see.
One of the solution is to open an account with the bank which has many ATM/CDMs. tongue.gif
I agree that a single cash deposit machine is certainly not enough. Sometimes even two CDMs also not enough, esp on weekends.
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The worse experience i had is 4 CDM machine 3 are down and the que was so long, when almost reach my turn the machine tell me "OUT OF SERVICE" vmad.gif ... i was so angry vmad.gif hahaha... need to drink a lot of LIONG SUI to cooldown.


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post Mar 29 2011, 03:59 PM

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QUOTE(azam_halim @ Mar 29 2011, 11:33 AM)
i tot maybe since the 'higher' type esp the plat which comes with their own requirement which is higher that 36k pa, they will just save their trouble  haha.. whistling.gif
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if your income is < RM36k your platinum card will end up 6K CL only if they dont downgrade it. For the banks those who earn > than RM36k is BAU only nothing change, now the battle is to retain those < RM36K.

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post Mar 29 2011, 04:07 PM

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QUOTE(Dannyl @ Mar 29 2011, 04:01 PM)
The maximum credit limit extended to a cardholder shall not exceed two times their monthly income per issuer.

This one for those earning 36k or less per year, or for everyone?
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Please refer the 1st Thread is status clearly there.
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post Mar 29 2011, 04:14 PM

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QUOTE(Dannyl @ Mar 29 2011, 04:11 PM)
I did.  'the following' meaning the following 1 or the following 2?  Clearly there is room for doubt.

The minimum income eligibility for new credit card holders is set at RM24,000 per annum;
For cardholders earning RM36,000 per annum and less, the following would be applicable:

Cardholders can only hold credit cards from a maximum of two issuers.
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The maximum credit limit extended to a cardholder shall not exceed two times their monthly income per issuer.
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it both for those who earn RM36k below. nod.gif

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post Apr 5 2011, 09:59 AM

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QUOTE(tgeoklin @ Apr 5 2011, 08:18 AM)
Ha ha ...  you are right ....  habits from decades of conditioning ..... blush.gif
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Any IRB guys here, come and get him. hahaha....


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post Apr 15 2011, 04:27 PM

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QUOTE(MilesAndMore @ Apr 15 2011, 12:51 AM)
This is why it is always advisable to inform your bank(s) before going overseas. It is to prevent something like this from happening.
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agreed... when fraud really happen, then blame the banks... or scold the bank by saying this is an international calls you know... very expensive... doh.gif


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