hi everyone,

other than maybankard, is there any credit card that offer 5x points and good reward programs like maybankard platinum?

any help? thanks.

for hsbc visa signature, and if i buy things online... do i get 5x or 10x reward points too e.g. amazon?

as for alliance, i don't think i qualify for infinite though. what is the min. annum salary?

thanks anyway

so if always buy books from amazon, i get 1x point only? aiyo

yeah i have maybankard platinum, looking for 2nd card that have good points and rewards program. so can change to aeon vouchers

oh thanks for sharing

but even any of these card, online purchase can't benefit sien

will check out these cards.

just 2 more questions. is it okay to apply 3 - 4 credit cards at the same time? or better i apply 1 by 1 first?

how many credit cards can 1 person actually carry? i think i heard banks said bank negara changed policy, 1 person can't carry so many. Confused. Hmm...

This post has been edited by ericwen: Sep 3 2012, 04:47 PM

i only have 2, i am planning to get more

honestly, i don't use so many credit cards last time, i tot it's bad to use credit card, but now the rewards points really nice and it's not safe to bring so much cash lo

can i ask another question?

say i have 5 credit cards (assume i have) and all limits are rm20,000. If i swipe and use all of them each monthly with full capacity (assume i am big spender), but pay within the due date, every month like that ... will that become an issue? or it is good to spend more if i can pay back on time? will banks increase my credit limit or improve my credit worthiness?

edit: i am giving an example, and i believe many people do spend a lot on cc and pay back right? i don't have so much capacity to do above, but i always wonder will that be an issue? coz for me i do travel overseas, and no choice i may have to use my cc and claim back from company.

any help again? thanks

This post has been edited by ericwen: Sep 3 2012, 05:09 PM

the cash back goes back to the credit card or can go into savings account one? hmm?

oic, so it's not based on spending usage but salary income. okay then

thanks so much man