Hye guys,
Need some advice regarding PL application and requirements..
Im working at a Legal Firm in KL and it is my first job since i graduated. Ive been confirmed as a permanent employee there just after 2months probation and have been working there for 5months. Meaning that I got latest 3months salary slip, Letter of Offer for Employment, Letter of Confirmation on Permanent Employment, statement of bank's account where i bank-in my salary and also EPF statement of account.
So, in my mind, i believed that i've all the documents and are in order for me to apply for PL and so I'd tried AmBank, Standard Chartered, UOB, RHB and HSBC. All rejected except for one, AmBank. They did called my office and talked to my boss for confirmation, but unfortunately after a week, my application also got rejected by them.
The rejection is because my name is not in the CCRIS since i have no loan (car, housing, PL etc) under my name. So then I applied for CC (Public Bank CC and Credit Limit is RM8000), which i received on May. .
So mid-June, I'd received the CC statement which states my usage is RM900+ and Ive made payment (RM500) which is more than the minimum limit (RM100), before the due date, 21st of June..
My question is, is it possible for me to apply for PL again even after just a month Ive used it AND even Ive not settled all RM900+??? or do i need to wait for another several more months? Im in kind of need the loan urgently and im going for the maximum loan amount that i can get.
Any suggestion which bank is suitable for me to apply with my current condition as stated above?. As long as the interest rate is 10% and below, Im ready to apply.
Thank you.
The reject your application due to ccris less than 1 year, bcoz nowdays most of the bank minimum requirement would be 1 year ccris record. As for what bank doesn't request min 1 year ccris record, u have to find it yourself
*As long u pay for your minimum payment before due date, they wont be any late payment showing at ccris. But of course there is outstanding amount, as long your total card limit vs total outstanding doesnt more than 60% should be fine.