just now i go click, view statement online in maybank2u
then agreement say no more hardcopy.

how u know the statement out and pay before u receive statement(hardcopy)?

because i know my statement date.
its always on 26th of the month.
you can call to check your statement date
i can view statements online and also receive the hardcopy every month.

i usually pay when my salary is out

pay on 1st ( my due is 2nd)

even if you got the money to pay it, put it in your mbb savers account until 1st only pay

the card with new maybank logo looks much better...
and dunno why, i prefer gold more than platinum...

wondering need how many days then can go branch collect the card?
i already got the sms say its approved.
last time telemarketing call me i choose to pickup at selected branch. hmmm

wah..i didnt knew that we can increase the credit limit. really?

im going to apply as well.

anyone got experienced / done withdrawal at ATM machine using CC..is it possible?

just read from the previous post about TP inflation. can anyone give some explanation..what and when?

sorry for this noob question.

This post has been edited by mrashdi: Dec 27 2012, 11:15 PM

Why waste the 20-day free interest period from CC ? You could earn 20-day interest from CASA which gives monthly interest (daily calculated)

+1.

I guess they never read my articles or maybe don't understand what I write, hahahaha.

Once again, for those of you who uses Maybank2U to pay your Maybank credit card bills, utilities bills, Local Council Assessments/Taxes and etc, you should look into getting the Maybank2U Savers Account (if you have not) because it earns you interest daily and credited into the account monthly. Click here to read my article My Maybankard Platinum Debit Card for My Maybank Credit Cards.

i'm aware of 20 days interest free period.
its just my habit, dont like owing bank's money.

And also don't like to earn money from the bank.... But Banks are making money from you !!!!

say you spend 10k a month on the CC, by placing that amount in MSA for 20 days it will only earn you around RM12.
if you can afford to spend 10k a month, what is RM12 to be honest?

Yes, as long as you provide income documents

Our general advice here is NEVER withdraw ATM money using CC. I dont even know what is the charge, but i know it is expensive.

We won't know when Maybank will want to increase the points required for redemption (if any).

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Agreed with you. This is what I do until now.

Maybe for rich guy will take RM12 as nothing. But for us, that's quite a lot. I only earn around RM2.00 ++ which enable me to do interbank transfer for 2 times free.

Well, it's personal preference anyway.

Bro, since you don't like owing the bank money (do you have any car loan or housing loan?), then you should not wait until your Statement Date to make payment and enjoy up to 30 days interest free credit but instead deposit the money into the account before you use the card or pay immediately upon swiping

And with up to 30 interest free and additional 20 days after statement date, your RM10K spending to earn the RM12 deposited into a interest bearing account may ballooned up to RM25 or more and take care of your concern of GST RM25 for each supp which works out to be about RM2 per month/card

RM12 is enough to get me a FREE pack Marlboro Lights and a FREE lighter too

Bro,

About the Maybank2u Saver Account, is it the one park under 'Maybank One Account Conversion'?

I try to go in, but the note kind of scare me. The note number 2 says: Once conversion is done, the account is not allowed to be convert back to Kawanku Account.

Am I at the right place?

Thanks in advanced.

This post has been edited by dannyw: Dec 28 2012, 11:58 AM

No. Please do not convert your account.

You can open new M2U Saver account by clicking the Apply Online > Choose Saving account.

Huh...Thanks for your advice! I almost click into it....

So right after choosing the Maybank2u Savers, I can have the option of transfer in the amount right?

I will do it after 31 Dec, since is going to pay interest on 31 Dec.

Really appreciate your advice, else don't know what is going to happened!

Thanks for the tip, opened one already =)