QUOTE(whyee @ Aug 22 2012, 01:33 PM)
agreed.
the TP we get is inflated as well.
For example, you buy X item at year 2000, you get X amount of treat points.
at year 2012, you buy X item at inflated price, you get the inflated points too.
Well state an example where it is not affected by inflation...
e.g. You spend 200k at year 2000, get 200k TP (let's make it simple at 1x).
At that time, 200k TP
= 200,000 / 16,800 * RM100
=
RM1,190 equivalent jusco voucher. (just for calculation sake, ignore the voucher denomination for now)
If you keep the TP for 12 years until today, year 2012
= 200,000 / 20,000 * RM100
=
RM1,000For the same 200k points, you get lesser cash voucher. See the difference ?
We're not even talking about economy inflation yet.
Therefore, do you see a point to keep those points for years even if it is evergreen ?
At least if I convert the TP to voucher in year 2000, and put the RM1,190 cash into FD, at least it'll generate some interest.
QUOTE(GymBoi @ Aug 22 2012, 02:43 PM)
well just sharing IN CASE you guys didn't notice ... some place is cheaper for example ONKING, PARKSON, ROBINSON, and a few more is only 9k for RM50 and Harvey Norman is 9.7k for RM50 ... not every place also 10k for RM50

Yes, there are many other vouchers, like Metro as well, which offers better rate than 10k TP = RM50.
However, it depends on your spending pattern. If you have something to buy there, by all means, get those vouchers or on-the-spot redemption. Otherwise, there is no point to exchange for it.
Therefore, the other way to utilise the TP before TP-inflation, is to buy groceries at Jusco/Tesco. Parkson supermarket still exists ?