Yes, GST is on yearly basis.
Gold's requirement is min RM 2500/month.

By the way, BNM has set a rule that RM 2000/month is minimum income requirement to get a credit card.

That means both principal and supplementary will share the RM 50 quota rebate every month and not RM 50 each card.

No. It is RM 50 combined and not evenly shared RM 25 each.
So, for e.g. RM 50 is already spent by main card, nothing left for supp. Vice-versa.

Why are you so emotional?
It is possible. Read post #3 but I didn't try myself.
cempedaklife is the one shared with us.

I also didn't notice you quoted "M2U". My fault as well.
But I don't like people using WTF and other profanities in the forum.

No.
In short, RM 50 is shared between principal and supplementary card.
How you want to use it, it is up to you. You want to let supplementary use all RM 50 is also possible.
In conclusion, they are shared.

Are you trying to troll here?
https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?act=Sear...sult_type=posts
Missing for 4 years and came back in this thread posting things which we are tired of explaining liao.

Same. We are not obligated to answer you as well.
Tried so hard but looks like we are not good in explaining.
Enjoy your stay and always read first page before asking any question.

I need to go to KLCC soon to increase my credit limit. Company has changed its name and soon will reflect on payslip. Before it happens, I better request to change my credit limit. I just want to avoid any issue later. Since my September salary was already released on Friday and expected to change payslip in October, I think it is high time.

My credit limit is based on the salary I got in 2011 which by now it is nearly 100% increment.

3 months payslip should suffice I supposed? Anything else? I can always print EPF statement as well.

This post has been edited by fruitie: Sep 22 2013, 07:24 PM

Great.
I think I will just bring 3 months payslip + EPF statement.
BE form is based on last year's income which this year is higher.

Need to drop by these few days after working hours.
Just to confirm, it is the Maybank in the concourse area which leads to the tunnel to Pavilion.

This post has been edited by fruitie: Sep 22 2013, 07:58 PM

Thanks.
Maybe they underpaid me from the beginning and now only matched back the figure with market?

Thanks.
Yeah, that's the branch I meant.

Since it is quite near to me, I think I will drop by. Unless after working hours, it doesn't entertain credit card issues then no choice I will go for fax/email option.

I thought it is automatically activated? I can't recall if I did any activation for my Maybank cards which I have started using more than 2 years ago.
Anyway, with or without activation, you will still need to pay for the GST but can't use for any transaction if it is not activated.
I believe both cards are activated at the same time, you can't choose basically not to activate your VISA.

This post has been edited by fruitie: Sep 23 2013, 12:04 AM

I think I saw before on this thread some time back, if not mistaken it is 12 months from the date your redeemed.
You can do a quick search on this topic. "Parkson"

Yeah, found... Answered by ronnie: https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?act=ST&f...post&p=61906298

This post has been edited by fruitie: Sep 23 2013, 12:36 AM

Thank you!
I may try to find their number and give them a call before I go.

Oh and I thought email will be slower than walk-in.
That sounds like a better idea, will do it tomorrow.
Have to dig out their email address.

How much it has increased for you against your old CL?

Mine wasn't charge on the first month, I think second or third month.
As far as I understand, GST is charged upon approval and not activation.

At least this is happening to my Citibank Corporate Credit Card that furnished by company.
I haven't activated yet but GST is already charged to my card.

I noticed all the banks are not generous to me when it comes to CL...

No loans previously, just took up a car loan in July. After that didn't apply any card...
No bad payment of course, I'm very particular with that...

Usually it is just 2x my salary, hardly get 2.5x though.