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 Oct 9 2012, 06:16 PM
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hi all, wat is the best cc to take for a BT now? need to transfer some credit from Bank A due to sticky situation from a vendor i purchased from...
forgot to charge me EPP and now i have to pay intrest.. but they agreed to reimburse me my int charges for the whole year... so want to see if i can save some money by doing a BT.. |
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Oct 9 2012, 08:30 PM
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QUOTE(Gen-X @ Oct 9 2012, 06:49 PM) First, I suggest you read my article Balance Transfer Plan - Facts You Need To Know Yup bro...want to apply for new card. I meant RHB seemed okay cuz my pay goes to that bank..so i tot easier to transfer my money to pay of the debt in 6 months. i only have a RHB debit card/atm card.If you got a RHB Credit Card, then click here to read my article on RHB Credit Cards where RHB has 0% 6 Months Balance Transfer with equal repayments, If you going to apply for a new credit card for Balance Transfer Plan, the best BT as far as I am concerned is CIMB 0% 6 Months Balance Transfer Plan. And if you read the last few pages, many here are happy with AEON BT too. And best of all, AEON credit card givs you access to KLIA Plaza Premium Lounge.  I do have savings at CIMB as well so i guess i can apply for a new card from there aso :-) so no extra charges rite? my ony reason for BT is to avoid int charges. not intrested in the features and all.. dun wanna be dependant on too many cards :-P |
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