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TSGen-X
post Oct 1 2013, 06:18 PM, updated 11y ago

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Info for credit card newbies:

1. Minimum income requirement to qualify for a credit card is RM24,000 per annum (effective from 18th March 2011). You must be able to submit proof of your income.

2. Minimum age to qualify for a Principal credit card : 21 years old. Supplementary cardholders: at least 18 years old.

If you do not/cannot meet the above requirements, then you are not qualified for a credit card. You still can go get a debit card and enjoy the convenient similar to a credit card.

3. If you are a foreigner or your income is from overseas (e.g. you work in Singapore), please refer directly with the bank if you are eligible for their credit cards

4. There is no such thing as the best credit card, it depends on your needs and each card has its own benefits.

5. For those earning less than RM36K, your credit limit should be 2X your monthly income in accordance to BNM guidelines. For those earning more than RM36K, the credit limit assigned to you is entirely up to the bank. With BNM latest guidelines, banks are no longer allowed to increase a cardholder's credit limit without his/her consent.

6. There is a Government Service Tax of RM50 for each Principal Credit Card. If you apply for a credit card and the moment it is approved, you are responsible for the RM50 GST. So make sure you want the card before applying for it.

7. And the only thing that is of importance regarding credit cards is - DO NOT do apply for a credit card if you have no cash or savings to pay for your transactions. Credit card interest rate is very high and many go bankrupt because they have no discipline in controlling their spending. Always settle credit card bills in full monthly, never say just once, if you don't have money today in the bank to pay your credit card bills, what makes you think you will have enough money tomorrow to pay your credit card bills? DON"T be a slave to the banks.

8. If you cannot afford to pay the RM50 GST, GO GET A DEBIT CARD!


When choosing a credit card, below are things to consider

1. Free Lifetime Annual Fee - if the card does not come with automatic annual fee waiver, e.g. 12 swipes per year, then you have to waste time requesting for annual fee waiver yearly.

2. What is the main purpose of you getting a credit card? - Petrol, Cash Back/Rebate Only, Overseas Transactions, Golf, Installment Plans, Airport Lounge etc. Do some homework and you shall benefit from using the right credit card instead of grumbling over the miserable RM50 GST.

3. Convenience in making payment. You are to make payment before the Due Date or else you may be imposed Late Penalty Fee and Interest Charges.


For Recommendation - please post according to format in Post#2 below.


Actions required after you get your first credit card.

1. Read the Terms and Conditions of your credit card.

2. CLICK HERE and read this thread so that you won't be conned.

3. Call Customer Service (number behind your card) and request that your credit card sms alert default value to be set to RM1. Click here to the relevant thread.

4. Click here to read my article Credit Card Fraud Calls and Banks Default Value for SMS Alert in order to reinforce into your head so that you won't be conned.


Gen-X's recommendation for those new to credit cards:

Annual Income RM24K/year to RM30K/year.

UOB One Card - good for Petrol as it earns you 5% cash back for all stations. However the cash back is capped at RM15/month, i.e. up to RM300 petrol. And if you pump at BHP, you get to earn SMART$ too PLUS BHP points.
Click here to UOB Thread for further info or click here to read my review of the UOB One Card.

MACH by HLB - from the very start you need to choose the right package based on your spending pattern. It earns you 10% cash back for movies or 5% cash back for dining.
Click here to MACH Thread for further info or click here to read my review of the MACH by Hong Leong Bank.

To see more credit cards where the eligible income starts at RM24K/year - click here to read my article on Entry Level Credit Cards.

Minimum Annual Income RM30K/year.

FREE FOR LIFE Maybankard 2 Cards. This is a combo package where you are issued an American Express and you can decide to partner it with either a Visa or MasterCard. The MBB 2 AMEX earns you 5X Treats Points everyday for any transactions which is like approximately 2.5% cash back when redeeming for cash vouchers AND best of all it also earns you 5% cash back on Saturdays and Sundays.
Click here to MBB 2 Cards V7 Thread for more info or click here to read my review of the Maybankard 2 Gold and Platinum Cards.

In my opinion, the Maybankard 2 AMEX is truly good for local transactions since we earn 5X Treats Points which are evergreen. For overseas, please bear in mind that the conversion rate is high (go read MBB 2 Thread Post#2 FAQ).

Note: if you can't wait tilll Saturday or Sunday to pump petrol, consider getting the UOB One Card. Also this free up the 5% cash back for the MBB2 AMEX on weekends for other types of expenses. And as of December 2012, Petronas stations accept AMEX thumbup.gif


OTHER RELATED LINKS

If you are looking for Premier Credit Cards with good Enrich redemption and other goodies - click here to Maybank 2 Cards Premier Thread.

If you are looking for a credit card purely for petrol, go to Petrol Thread by clicking here.

If you are looking for a credit card for free access to KLIA and LCCT Plaza Premium airport lounge click here to that thread.

If you are into Enrich Miles for FREE air tickets, click here to Enrich Miles Thread and see which is the best card for converting points to Enrich Miles.

If you are looking for 0% Balance Transfer, click here to BT Thread. And if you are new to Balance Transfer, please click here to read my article Balance Transfer Plans - Facts You Need To Know before signing up for one.

If you are looking for cards that offers 0% installment plans, Maybank credit cards are accepted at many merchants where you can opt for Ezy Pay starting from 6 months and up to 36 months. However, once again, if you don't have savings please do not sign up for 0% Installment Plans because you will be in debt. And I advise you to go for shorter period. Click here to read my article 0% Installment Plans - It IS A Trap.

If you are only interested in cash back cards, click here to my Cash Back Credit Card Page at my blog where I have listed cards offering cash back and also a table comparing them.

If you are an Insurance Agent or spend up to RM5K per month at places that do not accept American Express, look into Alliance Platinum Credit Card where you can earn up to 2% cash back (approximately RM68/month with RM5K spending) PLUS reward points too.

And if you must know what is the best credit card for local and overseas transactions, click here to my article titled The Best Top 10 Credit Cards in Malaysia - Ultimate Showdown 2015.

Last but not least, if you are new to credit cards please visit my Credit Card Tutorial Page by clicking here. I have designed a series of articles for you, after completing the FREE tuition, you'll be an expert on credit cards smile.gif
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post Oct 1 2013, 06:19 PM

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Please fill items below and then only post so that we are able to recommend you a credit card based on your needs and qualifications

1. Annual Income: RM24K to RM30K or RM30K to RM36K or RM36K to RM60K or RM60K to RM100K or RM100K to RM150K or RM180K and above or leave blank.

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: A Must or No only.

3. Card required for: List all your needs. Example Petrol, Education, Cash Back/Rebate Only, AirMiles, Overseas Transactions, Free LCCT Lounge Access , Golf, etc or Don't Know.

4. Existing credit cards if any: List them or Nil.

5. Looking at CC from: Citibank - Premier Miles

6. Others: Please be specific. Example: I am a foreigner or I only want to pay amount due with my M2U online savings account or I want cash back only and no reward points.

By filling up the above, then others can make suggestion based on your needs. Actually, if you list out item 3, you yourself would most probably have answered your question above.

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post Oct 1 2013, 06:20 PM

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Looking for Cash Back Credit Cards between RM1K/month spending and up to RM7K/month spending, click here and read my article The Best Cash Back Credit Cards.

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If you are looking for a credit card to earn Enrich Miles, click here to my Comprehensive Tutorial on The Best Credit Cards To Earn Frequent Flyer Miles. In this tutorial, you will be taught what cards to get, quickest way to redeem a FREE Business Class ticket, it may not be worth while to redeem for a Economy Class ticket and much more.



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post Oct 1 2013, 07:27 PM

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1. Annual Income: RM30K to RM60K

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: A Must

3. Card required for: cash back or good reward points on groceries, bills

4. Existing credit cards if any: Nil

5. Looking at CC from: Nil

6. Others: Need it urgently as will be going singapore on next week. Currently only have 2 months payslip

Thank you!
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post Oct 1 2013, 07:42 PM

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I'd like to extend my thanks to all the contributors of V1 and now we are at V2. I know there is a lot of goodwill and efforts that have been put in place and I'd like to say that myself (and the MODS) appreciate it.

Just a friendly reminder to our readers posting their questions here to follow the format given and not to treat here like a Kopitiam thread. The guideline are provided to provide ease of use, understanding and consistency in our answers to help you.

All the efforts here are on voluntary basis and the best way to appreciate the folks here is to at least follow the format and guidelines given. It is not too much to ask and I hope to receive nothing less our readers cooperation on the subject matter.

Thank you, hye

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post Oct 1 2013, 07:50 PM

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QUOTE(mashimoro85 @ Oct 1 2013, 07:27 PM)
1. Annual Income: RM30K to RM60K

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: A Must

3. Card required for: cash back or good reward points on groceries, bills

4. Existing credit cards if any: Nil

5. Looking at CC from: Nil

6. Others: Need it urgently as will be going singapore on next week. Currently only have 2 months payslip

Thank you!
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Not sure whether your variable income is 30k basic + 30k variable commission. However I would recommend OCBC Titanium. It covers "cash back or good reward points on groceries, bills" and has promotions in SG.

Challenge is getting by next week tongue.gif

Else go for 1h approval MBB2 cards.

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QUOTE(mashimoro85 @ Oct 1 2013, 07:27 PM)
1. Annual Income: RM30K to RM60K

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: A Must

3. Card required for: cash back or good reward points on groceries, bills

4. Existing credit cards if any: Nil

5. Looking at CC from: Nil

6. Others: Need it urgently as will be going singapore on next week. Currently only have 2 months payslip

Thank you!
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QUOTE(zenquix @ Oct 1 2013, 07:50 PM)
Not sure whether your variable income is 30k basic + 30k variable commission. However I would recommend OCBC Titanium. It covers "cash back or good reward points on groceries, bills" and has promotions in SG.

Challenge is getting by next week tongue.gif

Else go for 1h approval MBB2 cards.
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For more information about OCBC cc, u can refer as per link as well

https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2703542

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post Oct 2 2013, 09:34 PM

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QUOTE(sj0217 @ Oct 2 2013, 05:30 PM)
For more information about OCBC cc, u can refer as per link as well

https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2703542
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Thanks for the advice but because I need it urgently.. I went to Maybank Card Centre and got my card within 1 hr. Superb service! rclxms.gif

Called OCBC and they told me will need 2 weeks for the card to be issued

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post Oct 6 2013, 10:48 PM

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1. Annual Income: RM24K to RM30K

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: A Must

3. Card required for: List all your needs. Petrol, insurance, bills

4. Existing credit cards if any: Pbb master card

5. Looking at CC from: open at the moment
6. Others: I want cash back and rewards points (looking for more dining promotions and epp)

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QUOTE(monked @ Oct 6 2013, 10:48 PM)
1. Annual Income: RM24K to RM30K

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: A Must

3. Card required for: List all your needs. Petrol, insurance, bills

4. Existing credit cards if any: Pbb master card

5. Looking at CC from: open at the moment
6. Others: I want cash back and rewards points (looking for more dining promotions and epp)
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Wah, you want both cash back AND reward points sweat.gif

If your annual income requirement is RM30K, go get the Maybankard 2 Cards and earn yourself both cash back and Treats Points for Petrol. Not many insurance company accept AMEX (some reported AIA now does) but you can still use the Visa or MasterCard and earn Treats Points. Click here to Maybankard 2 Cards thread or clcik here to read my review of the Maybankard 2 Cards.

If your income is no where near RM30K/year, there is still a card that earns you 5% Cash Back for petrol - it is the UOB One Card. Click here to UOB credit card thread, and or click here to my Credit Card Cash Back Page at my blog to see comparison.

Now, if you pump petrol at least 10 times a month and each time it cost more than RM50, click here to HLB Wise Credit Card thread and see how you can earn 10% cash back.
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I would like to apply a credit card.
I have 2 options in my hand now, either CIMB Credit Card or RHB Credit Card.
I choose among this 2 because my payslip is debited into this account whilst, I have hire purchase account with RHB Bank.
Hence, it might helpful in easy approval.

The problem now is, I not sure which one is the best. unsure.gif
On top of that, I need the card for fitness center usage only, or maybe in some restaurants. hmm.gif

Can you assist me on this matter please? icon_question.gif

Thanks in advance. notworthy.gif
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QUOTE(Cattitude @ Oct 11 2013, 11:02 AM)
I would like to apply a credit card.
I have 2 options in my hand now, either CIMB Credit Card or RHB Credit Card.
I choose among this 2 because my payslip is debited into this account whilst, I have hire purchase account with RHB Bank.
Hence, it might helpful in easy approval.

The problem now is, I not sure which one is the best.  unsure.gif
On top of that, I need the card for fitness center usage only, or maybe in some restaurants.  hmm.gif

Can you assist me on this matter please?  icon_question.gif

Thanks in advance.  notworthy.gif
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RHB and CIMB got alot of types of credit card.

Go here : http://www.imoney.my/credit-card to compare other banks credit card. U can select the CC u prefer depends on which one u want. Example, I want petrol benefit. The website will show you a list of credit card that gives petrol benefit, from the best rates to the lowest for you to do a comparison.

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QUOTE(ShinG3e @ Oct 11 2013, 11:53 AM)
RHB and CIMB got alot of types of credit card.

Go here : http://www.imoney.my/credit-card to compare other banks credit card. U can select the CC u prefer depends on which one u want. Example, I want petrol benefit. The website will show you a list of credit card that gives petrol benefit, from the best rates to the lowest for you to do a comparison.

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Thank you. notworthy.gif
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1. Annual Income: RM36k

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: Prefer can waive by swiping

3. Card required for: Petrol, Cash Back/Rebate, utilities, Rewards, Movie.

4. Existing credit cards if any: Nil.

Thinking of the UOB one card, citi clear card, citi cash rebate.
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QUOTE(kennytee @ Oct 15 2013, 10:13 PM)
1. Annual Income: RM36k

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: Prefer can waive by swiping

3. Card required for: Petrol, Cash Back/Rebate, utilities, Rewards, Movie.

4. Existing credit cards if any: Nil.

Thinking of the UOB one card, citi clear card, citi cash rebate.
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For Your Credit Card Recommendation pls Refer to: https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1973206/+2200 MyPost 2209-10
FYI, Maybank 2Cards & OCBC Titanium were Best Combo thumbup.gif..., If Compare with UOB One Card or Citibank Clear Card
You can get Details from My Post 2209-10

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post Oct 16 2013, 10:30 AM

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QUOTE(kennytee @ Oct 15 2013, 10:13 PM)
1. Annual Income: RM36k

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: Prefer can waive by swiping

3. Card required for: Petrol, Cash Back/Rebate, utilities, Rewards, Movie.

4. Existing credit cards if any: Nil.

Thinking of the UOB one card, citi clear card, citi cash rebate.
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Bro,

for cash rebate and reward points

1) Maybankard 2 Cards

a) It is FREE For Life

b) The Maybankard 2 Cards AMEX earns you 5% cash back (on Saturday and Sunday) PLUS 5X Treat Points everyday.

c) good if you can wait until Saturday and Sunday to perform transactions with your card.

d) cash back is capped at RM50/month, i.e. you earn 5% cash back up to RM1K spending on weekends in a month and after that still earn the 5X TP

Click here to Maybankard 2 Cards Thread or click here to my Maybankard 2 Cards review.

2) OCBC Titanium MasterCard

a) Annual Fee waived with 12 swipes.

b) You earn 5% cash back everyday for Petrol, Dining, Groceries, Telco and Utilities.

c) cash back also capped at RM50/month, i.e. after spending RM1K on the 5% cash back categories, you won't get a sen more in cash back.

Click here to OCBC Titanium MasterCard thread to see where you can earn 5% cash back.

Noted one of your requirement is Movie and I guess that is why you looking at the Citi Clear Card. If you do go to movie on Fridays with a partner where you get 1 for 1 free ticket at GSC, TGV and Cathay, this card is excellent. If you only go like once a month to the movie on Friday, then you should go and calculate how much you can save and then deduct the annual fee of RM90 and RM50GST to come out with the effective savings. If you don't go to the movie on Fridays, you still get discounted ticket at TGV but you got to go many times just to break even with the annual fee. Now if you go with your partner to Coffee Bean Mon-Fri, this card is good too, but then again, you got to drink lots of coffee to break even the annual fee once again, hahahaha. First year annual fee is waived and you can always decide on the 11th month if the Citi Clear Card benefited you, if no cancel it before the 12th month (before card anniversary) to avoid paying GST.

Since your annual income is RM36K, you can only apply with 2 card issuers in accordance to BNM guidelines.

So, my recommendation is,

1) OCBC TMC and MBB 2 Cards if you want cash back only.

2) OCBC TMC or MBB 2 Cards if you want cash back + Citibank Clar Card for FREE 1 for 1 movie ticket.

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1. Annual Income: RM80,000

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: No.

3. Card required for:Usual petrol and bills autopay

4. Existing credit cards if any: Nil.

5. Looking at CC from: NIL

6. Others: I am looking for cards that give interest free period for certain number of month for new approval/card. From my reading in this forum i got to know that previously RHB had 6 month interest free for promotion. So i am looking for cards/banks that give such promotion.
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QUOTE(RVN10 @ Oct 17 2013, 04:04 PM)
1. Annual Income: RM80,000

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: No.

3. Card required for:Usual petrol and bills autopay

4. Existing credit cards if any: Nil.

5. Looking at CC from: NIL

6. Others:  I am looking for cards that give interest free period for certain number of month for new approval/card. From my reading in this forum i got to know that previously RHB had 6 month interest free for promotion. So i am looking for cards/banks that give such promotion.
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For Petrol and Auto Debit, click here to learn more about OCBC Titanium MasterCard and click here to learn more about the Maybankard 2 Cards.

As for you wanting interest free period for new card - check out Alliance Bank Platinum credit card where it offers 0% for 1st 3 months and Mach by Hong Leong Bank too.

Just a word of caution to those thinking of signing up for a new card offering 0% for the first few months. It can be a very dangerous tool if one does not have money in the bank to pay off his/her transactions. After the promotional period, if one is unable to settle the Outstanding Balance in full, he/she will be imposed 18% interest rate. Also this kind of promos is designed to entice one to spend beyond his/her means.

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Hi guys,
I would like to get a credit card for my parents usage, for petrol and groceries mainly.
I dont intend to register their name as they are quite resisted so I cant get them a supplementary card. if i am giving them my existing cc they cant use it too due to signature and not legit.
Debit card got limit to spend depends on my saving inside that account but I dont want to set the limit for them.
So any card recommended? I cant think of any.
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QUOTE(jungyu @ Oct 22 2013, 07:29 AM)
Hi guys,
I would like to get a credit card for my parents usage, for petrol and groceries mainly.
I dont intend to register their name as they are quite resisted so I cant get them a supplementary card. if i am giving them my existing cc they cant use it too due to signature and not legit.
Debit card got limit to spend depends on my saving inside that account but I dont want to set the limit for them.
So any card recommended? I cant think of any.
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Firstly, you are required to post in accordance to the format, having said that, I guess you can't, hahaha

Wah, this is like a riddle,

You want credit card for your parents but

1. Cannot give them supp from your account because they won't permit you to apply using their names.
2. Cannot give them your card - this is a foregone conclusion.

Plus another condition 3. No Debit Card.

So option is - give them supp card and register under a nickname, e.g. Roberto Yu for your dad and Kardashian Yu for mummy tongue.gif

The way I see it, your dad and mum do not want the hassle of holding any credit cards for security reasons. And it is hard to impose your wish onto them. So let it be and give them CASH.

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Thank you for having this thread and sharing your recommendation:

1. Annual Income: leave blank.

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: Preferably YES.

3. Card required for: I spend in overseas and airfares.

4. Existing credit cards if any: Standard Chartered Master card(Am deciding to cancel it very soon).

5. Looking at CC from: No idea, that's why I need some recommendations.

6. Others: I want 2x or 3x or even 5x for overseas spending. Great reward program like what Citibank and Maybank and HSBC is having. Looking at these 3 banks for now.

Thank you.

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QUOTE(MyWifeCar @ Oct 22 2013, 05:16 PM)
Thank you for having this thread and sharing your recommendation:

1. Annual Income: leave blank.

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: Preferably YES.

3. Card required for: I spend in overseas and airfares.

4. Existing credit cards if any: Standard Chartered Master card(Am deciding to cancel it very soon).

5. Looking at CC from: No idea, that's why I need some recommendations.

6. Others: I want 2x or 3x or even 5x for overseas spending. Great reward program like what Citibank and Maybank and HSBC is having. Looking at these 3 banks for now.

Thank you.
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For overseas usage online or in person, you can consider Maybankard Visa Infinite, Allaince Bank Visa Infinite and UOB Visa Infinite where all these 3 cards earn you 5X reward point. However, the Maybank Visa Infinite has the best Enrich Miles conversion rate.

Click here to read my review of the Maybankard Visa Infinite. Please note that Maybank has revised the Treats Point for redeeming stuff last August and now we need 12.500 Treats Points to redeem RM50 cash voucher.

Click here to my article My Son Is Going To The USA Again on Business Class. In this article I compare the above said 3 cards for Enrich Miles.

Click here to read my article The Best Credit Card for FREE Entries to Aiirport Lounge. In this article once again I compared the 3 cards mentioned above.

As for Annual Fee, first year all FREE, 2nd year onwards see below:

Maybank VI annual fee waived with RM50K spending.
Alliance Bank VI annual fee waived with RM30K spending.
Alliance Bank Privilege Banking Visa Infinite - FREE FOR LIFE thumbup.gif
UOB Visa Infinite annual fee waived with RM50K spending, not an card feature but that's what you will be informed.

As for HSBC Visa Signature, they do offer 5X and 10X points for selected overseas spending and IT IS NOT a card feature but limited time promotion. Click here to read my article on HSBC Premier World MAsterCard and Visa Signature to get an idea and then go check out latest promo.

As for Citibank, their cards reward points not as good as the Visa Infinite mentioned above BUT click here to my Wordpress blog to read my post on 60,000 FREE Enrich Miles with Citibank PremierMiles American Express.

Now, as for airfares, I shall assume it is a local spending So for economy class, most airlines accept AMEX, therefore go get the Maybankard 2 Cards American Express and earn yourself 5X TP. Click here to Maybankard 2 Cards Thread to learn more. For Business class or First Class, go look for cards that give you buy 1 free 1 smile.gif

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QUOTE(Gen-X @ Oct 23 2013, 03:25 AM)
For overseas usage online or in person, you can consider Maybankard Visa Infinite, Allaince Bank Visa Infinite and UOB Visa Infinite where all these 3 cards earn you 5X reward point. However, the Maybank Visa Infinite has the best Enrich Miles conversion rate.

Click here to read my review of the Maybankard Visa Infinite. Please note that Maybank has revised the Treats Point for redeeming stuff last August and now we need 12.500 Treats Points to redeem RM50 cash voucher.

Click here to my article My Son Is Going To The USA Again on Business Class. In this article I compare the above said 3 cards for Enrich Miles.

Click here to read my article The Best Credit Card for FREE Entries to Aiirport Lounge. In this article once again I compared the 3 cards mentioned above.

As for Annual Fee, first year all FREE, 2nd year onwards see below:

Maybank VI annual fee waived with RM50K spending.
Hello Gen-X, thanks for the recommendation.

Actually am looking into Maybank Visa Infinite now. But I can see The Maybank Manchester Visa Infinite offer more TP, things like even when you pay for your petrol, you'll get 5x TP too.
Even when Manchester United win, you'll get 5x TP too....well, just that these days they don't win that much anymore. What will the 5x be against when Man Utd win?

Thanks for sharing.

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Hello Gen-X, thanks for the recommendation.

Actually am looking into Maybank Visa Infinite now. But I can see The Maybank Manchester Visa Infinite offer more TP, things like even when you pay for your petrol, you'll get 5x TP too.
Even when Manchester United win, you'll get 5x TP too....well, just that these days they don't win that much anymore. What will the 5x be against when Man Utd win?

Thanks for sharing.
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Bro, like I said, for local usage get Maybankard 2 Cards AMEX, you get 5X points everyday plus 5% cash back on weekends, better than MBB MU.

And if you are going to apply for MBB VI or MBB MU, since you there might as while apply for the FREE FOR LIFE Maybankard 2 Cards. Oh, fastest way to get a Maybankard 2 AMEX is you go to Maybankard Centre at 1U New Wing 1st floor or Gardens near Robinsons. Kill two birds with one stone and only need to bring along 1 set of your documents. Go to MBB Thread and you will see Maybankard Centre 1U Contact number. But members have reported that it is under renovation and I cannot remember when it is scheduled to be reopen. So maybe go dig out Maybankard Centre Gardens number and ask them what doc to bring along.
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Bro,

for cash rebate and reward points

1) Maybankard 2 Cards

a) It is FREE For Life

b) The Maybankard 2 Cards AMEX earns you 5% cash back (on Saturday and Sunday) PLUS 5X Treat Points everyday.

c) good if you can wait until Saturday and Sunday to perform transactions with your card.

d) cash back is capped at RM50/month, i.e. you earn 5% cash back up to RM1K spending on weekends in a month and after that still earn the 5X TP

Click here to Maybankard 2 Cards Thread or click here to my Maybankard 2 Cards review.

2) OCBC Titanium MasterCard

a) Annual Fee waived with 12 swipes.

b) You earn 5% cash back everyday for Petrol, Dining, Groceries, Telco and Utilities.

c) cash back also capped at RM50/month, i.e. after spending RM1K on the 5% cash back categories, you won't get a sen more in cash back.

Click here to OCBC Titanium MasterCard thread to see where you can earn 5% cash back.

Noted one of your requirement is Movie and I guess that is why you looking at the Citi Clear Card. If you do go to movie on Fridays with a partner where you get 1 for 1 free ticket at GSC, TGV and Cathay, this card is excellent. If you only go like once a month to the movie on Friday, then you should go and calculate how much you can save and then deduct the annual fee of RM90 and RM50GST to come out with the effective savings. If you don't go to the movie on Fridays, you still get discounted ticket at TGV but you got to go many times just to break even with the annual fee. Now if you go with your partner to Coffee Bean Mon-Fri, this card is good too, but then again, you got to drink lots of coffee to break even the annual fee once again, hahahaha. First year annual fee is waived and you can always decide on the 11th month if the Citi Clear Card benefited you, if no cancel it before the 12th month (before card anniversary) to avoid paying GST.

Since your annual income is RM36K, you can only apply with 2 card issuers in accordance to BNM guidelines.

So, my recommendation is,

1) OCBC TMC and MBB 2 Cards if you want cash back only.

2) OCBC TMC or MBB 2 Cards if you want cash back + Citibank Clar Card for FREE 1 for 1 movie ticket.
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For overseas usage online or in person, you can consider Maybankard Visa Infinite, Allaince Bank Visa Infinite and UOB Visa Infinite where all these 3 cards earn you 5X reward point. However, the Maybank Visa Infinite has the best Enrich Miles conversion rate.

Click here to read my review of the Maybankard Visa Infinite. Please note that Maybank has revised the Treats Point for redeeming stuff last August and now we need 12.500 Treats Points to redeem RM50 cash voucher.

Click here to my article My Son Is Going To The USA Again on Business Class. In this article I compare the above said 3 cards for Enrich Miles.

Click here to read my article The Best Credit Card for FREE Entries to Aiirport Lounge. In this article once again I compared the 3 cards mentioned above.

As for Annual Fee, first year all FREE, 2nd year onwards see below:

Maybank VI annual fee waived with RM50K spending.
Alliance Bank VI annual fee waived with RM30K spending.
Alliance Bank Privilege Banking Visa Infinite - FREE FOR LIFE  thumbup.gif
UOB Visa Infinite annual fee waived with RM50K spending, not an card feature but that's what you will be informed.

As for HSBC Visa Signature, they do offer 5X and 10X points for selected overseas spending and IT IS NOT a card feature but limited time promotion. Click here to read my article on HSBC Premier World MAsterCard and Visa Signature to get an idea and then go check out latest promo.

As for Citibank, their cards reward points not as good as the Visa Infinite mentioned above BUT click here to my Wordpress blog to read my post on 60,000 FREE Enrich Miles with Citibank PremierMiles American Express.

Now, as for airfares, I shall assume it is a local spending So for economy class, most airlines accept AMEX, therefore go get the Maybankard 2 Cards American Express and earn yourself 5X TP. Click here to Maybankard 2 Cards Thread to learn more. For Business class or First Class, go look for cards that give you buy 1 free 1 smile.gif
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QUOTE(jetpacker @ Oct 25 2013, 11:39 AM)
hi bro..appreciate your help in this forum..my requirement is as below..first timer on cc here

1. Annual Income: annual gross or net income?...if net income then falls under (rm30k to rm36k) if gross then falls under (rm36k to rm60k)

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: a must (is better right?)

3. Card required for: List all your needs. Mainly on petrol (BHP) every weekend, minor shopping, phone bill <rm50, car loan (can pay with cc?) & (home loan in 3 years time)..nothing else

4. Existing credit cards if any: Nil.

5. Looking at CC from: No preferred choice at the moment

6. Others: movie (once in a while only), dining (once in a while only), use my debit card for most of the transaction

with so many choices of cc on the market, really confuse and duno how to narrow down, kindly advice..thankss
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Bro, usually it is gross, i.e. amount stated in your income tax submission form, e.g. BE Form.

Since you do not plan to use a credit card except for petrol, minor shopping and phone bill (which is actually good so that you don't over spend), I guess better go with a card that is FREE FOR LIFE so you do not need to worry about the annual fee like forever.

So the card you should go and apply is the Maybankard 2 Cards where the AMEX earns you 5% cash back on weekends PLUS 5X Reward Points everyday. And if the merchant do not accept AMEX, you have the Visa or MasterCard on standby to taste some actions.

BHP should accept AMEX but I recommend you go check your station. The MBB 2 AMEX is really good for your weekend pumping because you earn 5% cash back.

Click on the thread below to learn more about the Maybankard 2 Cards. Fastest method to get the MBB 2 Card is go to Maybankard Centre at 1U or Garden (not Maybank Branch). OR you can also email to them, refer link below again.

https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2989298

And once you get the MBB 2 Cards, go to MBB Branch and register for Maybank2U and you can even use your new MBB 2 AMEX to pay your phone bills (mobile, telekom, unifi), your house local council assessment plus many other payments.

And NO, you cannot use credit card to pay loans.

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1. Annual Income: RM30K to RM36K

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: A Must

3. Card required for: Cash Back/Rebate Only. Probably mostly retail like groceries, dining, and some online transactions.

4. Existing credit cards if any: Nil.

5. Looking at CC from: Open to any suitable

6. Others: First card ever. Currently have no credit history or such.

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1. Annual Income: RM30K to RM36K

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: A Must

3. Card required for: Cash Back/Rebate Only. Probably mostly retail like groceries, dining, and some online transactions.

4. Existing credit cards if any: Nil.

5. Looking at CC from: Open to any suitable

6. Others: First card ever. Currently have no credit history or such.

Thank you for your advice  biggrin.gif
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Groceries, well, once again go get Maybankard 2 Cards where the AMEX can be use at Giant, Tesco, Aeon, Cold Storage but not Speed 99 or Econsave. And if you do your groceries shopping on Saturday and Sunday you get 5% cash back with the MBB 2 AMEX. And if you at restaurants that do not accept AMEX, just use the Visa/MasterCard.

And for online shopping, if you pay with Pay Pal, you can also use the AMEX to "deposit" money in your Pay Pal account and earn 5% cash back too - but this is tricky as the timing important. Go to link below to learn more about the Maybankard 2 Cards Page#1 for more info.

https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2989298

And for those of you who do get the Maybankard 2 Cards, please make sure you go read the links I provided in Post#1 in this thread on Fraud ans Suspicious Calls. Also I highlighted matter relating to Fraud in the Maybankard 2 Cards Thread post#10.
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guys, the minimun annual income of 24k is gross or nett ?
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guys, the minimun annual income of 24k is gross or nett ?
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Gross...
If EPF Contribution (RM220) is based on Salary Income RM2000 p.m dah Cukup... nod.gif
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thanks alot for the recommendation bro...appreciate it....

as for this maybankard 2 cards,,,are there any terms & condition or hidden charges that i should be aware of?...and also which cc is the second option that could consider?
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How About UOB One Card...??? hmm.gif their Cash Rebate pun boleh Tahan juga brows.gif
You can Earn Cash Rebate ON:
* 5% for Petrol (Limit to Total Purchase of $300 every Month Entitled for Cash Rebates, Max. Cash Back capped at $15 per month on Classic Card)
(As for One Platinum- $500 per Month with Cash Back $25)
* 5% for Cinema at GSC only
* 2% for Groceries (Limit to Total Purchase of $1500 Per Month Entitled for Cash Rebates it capped at $30 per month.)
* 2% at Pharmacies
* 2% for Telecommunication Bills (Limit to Total Bill of $300 Per Month Entitled for Cash Rebates)
& 0.3% for all Other Purchases (including Online Purchase)...
*Enchanted with SMART$ Cash Rebate Privileges

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Gross...
If EPF Contribution (RM220) is based on Salary Income RM2000 p.m dah Cukup... nod.gif
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lol my gross is 33600
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lol my gross is 33600
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How Much of Your EPF Contribution a Month....??? hmm.gif
If Your Caruman Pekerja > RM220 = Your Salary $2000 per Month... Should be NO Problem for You to Get Credit Card smile.gif

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How Much of Your EPF Contribution a Month....??? hmm.gif
If Your Caruman Pekerja > RM220 = Your Salary $2000 per Month... Should be NO Problem for You to Get Credit Card  smile.gif
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my contribution would be 300 something, i cant recall the exact amount

i already applied for uob one card, hope my application will be approved
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my contribution would be 300 something, i cant recall the exact amount

i already applied for uob one card, hope my application will be approved
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FYI, UOB Card EZ to get Approved, I Also got It Mine one is UOB One Platinum... brows.gif
Now Come with 2 Years Annual Fee Waiver as NEW Signup.... thumbup.gif

Good Luck with Application... Do Inform When U get the Card wink.gif

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FYI, UOB Card EZ to get Approved, I Also got It Mine one is UOB One Platinum... brows.gif
Now Come with 2 Years Annual Fee Waiver as NEW Signup.... thumbup.gif

Good Luck with Application... Do Inform When U get the Card wink.gif
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rclxms.gif will do, im applying for this card because i wanna start my financial track records biggrin.gif
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rclxms.gif  will do, im applying for this card because i wanna start my financial track records  biggrin.gif
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Hi all expert here, I need a recommendation on which CC to apply for, any bank doing any great promotion now ?

1. Annual Income: >RM60K

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: Yes or small amount (<150 per annual) '

3. Card required for: Petrol rebate, Cash back/Rebate, AirMiles/Travel related reward?

4. Existing credit cards if any: Subsidiary from my dad (want to terminate it after I got my card)

5. Looking at CC from: CC from any bank

6. Others: Just want it for personal use, and I use my CC mostly for petrol and travel.

Thanks in Advance !
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Hi all expert here, I need a recommendation on which CC to apply for, any bank doing any great promotion now ?

1. Annual Income: >RM60K

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: Yes or small amount (<150 per annual) '

3. Card required for: Petrol rebate, Cash back/Rebate, AirMiles/Travel related reward? 

4. Existing credit cards if any: Subsidiary from my dad (want to terminate it after I got my card)

5. Looking at CC from: CC from any bank

6. Others: Just want it for personal use, and I use my CC mostly for petrol and travel.

Thanks in Advance !
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I) Maybank 2Cards , the Best Card in Town So Far... thumbup.gif
It's FREE for Life NO Annual Fee Came with a Treat Point (System) with 3 Years Expiration Period
*The benefits of two cards, Maybankard 2 American Express® Card and Maybankard 2 MasterCard or Visa Card, in 1 sign up, 1 service tax, & 1 statement.
*You can Enjoy a low Finance Charge of 8.88% p.a. on your outstanding retail balance.
*5x Treats-Points for every Ringgit spent on Maybankard 2 American Express Card and 1x Treats Point on Maybankard 2 Card in Malaysia or anywhere else in the world.
* 5% Weekend cash back when spend on Maybankard 2 American Express Card capped at RM50 per customer (including Supp Card member) per month
* the Treat Points also can Convert to Enrich Air Miles

II) UOB ONE Card - a Pure Cash Back Card, You can Earn Cash Rebate ON:
* 5% for Petrol Cash Rebate [capped at RM500 for UOB ONE Platinum card and RM300 for UOB ONE Classic card per month.]
* 2% Cash Rebate for Groceries [capped at RM1,500 for UOB ONE Platinum card and RM1,000 for UOB ONE Classic card per month.]
* 2% Cash Rebate for major mobile service providers (Maxis, Digi and Celcom) [capped at RM300 for UOB ONE Platinum card and RM200 for UOB ONE Classic card per month.]

* 5% for Cinema at GSC only
* 2% for Groceries [capped at RM1,500 for UOB ONE Platinum card and RM1,000 for UOB ONE Classic card per month.]
* 2% at Pharmacies
* 2% on Telecommunication Bills for Major Mobile Service providers (Maxis, Digi and Celcom) [capped at RM300 for UOB ONE Platinum card and RM200 for UOB ONE Classic card per month.]
& 0.3% for all Other Purchases (including Online Purchase)...
*Enchanted with SMART$ Cash Rebate Privileges
As a NEW Signup now, U can have 2 Years Annual Fee Waiver
For the Subsequent Years You can Call Customer Service to Request AF Waiver from them

III) Alliance Cash Back Platinum (Income Requirement RM60k p.a)
•0% Finance Charge for first 3 months
•Up to 2.0% cash back* on retail spend http://www.alliancebank.com.my/Personal-Ba...rs#platinum-tab
•2x Timeless Bonus Points on overseas spend
•No lost card liability upon reporting
•Annual fee waiver for every year with easy spend conditions, i.e. spend a minimum of RM5,000 or swipe 12 times within a 12-month period
•Exclusive privileges and discounts at participating merchants
•Instalment Payment Plan at 0% p.a. interest rate at participating merchants
•Unlimited Complimentary Access to KLIA Plaza Premium Lounge
•Enrich Miles Redemption via Enrich Rewards Program with Malaysia Airlines.
•AirAsia BIG Points Redemption (for VISA Credit Card only).

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hi sifu, as per your advice, maybank 2 card is suitable for my usage, however, im just abit worried on the amex card as it is not too widely accepted by retailers while the other visa/mastercard that comes along only offer ordinary points etc...are there any other cc out there which offer almost the same deal as the maybank2 card amex card?...or least close to what this amex cc offered.
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So Far as I know Belum Ada lagi CC Package like Maybank 2 Cards: 1 Signup, 2 Cards & 1 GST ... hmm.gif
But anyway U can Refer to Official AMEX Merchant at Shopping Malls List http://www.maybank2u.com.my/WebBank/AMEXMajorMall_110713.pdf
Actually there are Many Merchants which Accept Amex Around Malaysia... smile.gif

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1. Annual Income: RM30-36K

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: Not really familiar with CC, pls enlighten on this as well

3. Card required for: Petrol & Cash back/rebates

4. Existing credit cards if any: Nil.

5. Looking at CC from: Any banks offering good cash back/petrol rebates.

6. Others: I have a car loan @ MYR503 monthly. No other committments.
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QUOTE(patienceGNR @ Oct 31 2013, 08:56 AM)
1. Annual Income: RM30-36K

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: Not really familiar with CC, pls enlighten on this as well

3. Card required for: Petrol & Cash back/rebates

4. Existing credit cards if any: Nil.

5. Looking at CC from: Any banks offering good cash back/petrol rebates.

6. Others: I have a car loan @ MYR503 monthly. No other committments.
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Pls refer to Post #1... for Your Credit Card Recommendation
You also can Apply Credit Card from Your Car Loan Provider Bank, It maybe EZ get Approval from Them coz They already got Your Income Details & Known about Your Payment History (behavior) ... nod.gif

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Pls refer to Post #1... for Your Credit Card Recommendation
You also can Apply Credit Card from Your Car Loan Provider Bank, It maybe EZ get Approval from Them coz They already got Your Income Details & Known about Your Payment History (behavior) ... nod.gif
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Public Bank ok ke? hmm.gif

and forgot to mention... I may want to use the card for installments for some things as well.
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QUOTE(patienceGNR @ Nov 1 2013, 12:14 AM)
Public Bank ok ke? hmm.gif

and forgot to mention... I may want to use the card for installments for some things as well.
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Yes, U can use Any Credit Card in Malaysia for Installment Plan
Your Priority, should be get a Credit Card to Build Up Your Credit History 1st...
U can have Others Credit Card with Any Bank later, if You Already have a Good Credit History.... smile.gif

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1. Annual Income: RM36K to RM42K

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: (No Comment)

3. Card required for: Mostly for Installment Plans (furniture & etc.), perhaps also for overseas transaction/spending (not that crucial, nice to have i believe, as at the moment, rarely travel overseas).

4. Existing credit cards if any: Nil.

5. Looking at CC from: I guess doesn't really matter. Currently, other banks I am familiar with (not for CC) are Maybank & CIMB.

6. Others: I have started working for 5 months (permanent job). I'm planning to get some new furniture for my new place. I went to Courts Mammoth wanting to use their installment plan, but I found out their total interest rate is equal your spending (eg. for RM5K furniture, total payback after 3 yrs plan is at least RM10K). So, can you guys help with suggestion on any good credit card for my needs?

Thanks.
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Glad to have found this thread. Please help me smile.gif

1. Annual Income: RM36K to RM42K

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: (No Comment)

3. Card required for: Mostly for Installment Plans (furniture & etc.), perhaps also for overseas transaction/spending (not that crucial, nice to have i believe, as at the moment, rarely travel overseas).

4. Existing credit cards if any: Nil.

5. Looking at CC from: I guess doesn't really matter. Currently, other banks I am familiar with (not for CC) are Maybank & CIMB.

6. Others: I have started working for 5 months (permanent job). I'm planning to get some new furniture for my new place. I went to Courts Mammoth wanting to use their installment plan, but I found out their total interest rate is equal your spending (eg. for RM5K furniture, total payback after 3 yrs plan is at least RM10K). So, can you guys help with suggestion on any good credit card for my needs?

Thanks.
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For Your Credit Card Recommendation pls Refer to: https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1973206/+2200 MyPost 2209-10
FYI, Maybank 2Cards & OCBC Titanium were Best Combo thumbup.gif ..., If Compare with UOB One Card or Citibank Clear Card
You can get Details from My Post 2209-10

As for Installment Plan...
99% Bank of MCalaysia do have It, U Even can get 0% Interest Free Installment (6-36 Months) from Some of the Bank ie,
Citibank 0% Easy Pay
http://www.citibank.com.my/english/existin...yInstalmentPlan

Citibank Flexi-Payment Plan
http://www.citibank.com.my/english/existin...rCode=MYECMWAB6

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Yes, U can use Any Credit Card in Malaysia for Installment Plan
Your Priority, should be get a Credit Card to Build Up Your Credit History 1st...
U can have Others Credit Card with Any Bank later, if You Already have a Good Credit History.... smile.gif
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Going to the mall in a short while to find which CC suits me best. iinm last week I saw at Setia City Mall, OCBC, Citibank or HSBC and one more bank is red colour also one........

info is for those who is hunting around Klang-Shah Alam area
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Going to the mall in a short while to find which CC suits me best. iinm last week I saw at Setia City Mall, OCBC, Citibank or HSBC and one more bank is red colour also one........

info is for those who is hunting around Klang-Shah Alam area
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the Red color one is AMbank
as Your Credit Card Recommendation You Refer to the Post Above Yours.... nod.gif
Hope It can Help You to find CC that Suit U Most... wink.gif
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Hi,

Would need sifu here to advise on which CC that are best suits on my below needs.

1. Annual Income: slightly > RM100K

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: Yes or small amount (<150 per annual) '

3. Card required for: Cash back / rebates


4. Existing credit cards if any: Maybank Gold Petronas Card

5. Looking at CC from: CC from any bank

6. Others: Mainly using the CC for insurance, petrol, utilities, groceries & dining (monthly expenditure using CC is approximately RM2k)

I've read up the thread and do some research.. Looks like going for the Maybank2 card & OCBC Titanium combo works good to me

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Hi,

Would need sifu here to advise on which CC that are best suits on my below needs.

1. Annual Income: slightly > RM100K

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: Yes or small amount (<150 per annual) '

3. Card required for: Cash back / rebates


4. Existing credit cards if any: Maybank Gold Petronas Card

5. Looking at CC from: CC from any bank

6. Others: Mainly using the CC for insurance, petrol, utilities, groceries & dining (monthly expenditure using CC is approximately RM2k)

I've read up the thread and do some research.. Looks like going for the Maybank2 card & OCBC Titanium combo works good to me
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Yes, Maybank2 Cards & OCBC Titanium were Best Combo ... smile.gif
But Unfortunately, OCBC Titanium Currently X Accept NEW Application till further Notice... sad.gif

Maybe You can Check Up the UOB One Card with Similar Benefits & Others CC Recommendation from Post #43

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QUOTE(jungyu @ Oct 22 2013, 07:29 AM)
Hi guys,
I would like to get a credit card for my parents usage, for petrol and groceries mainly.
I dont intend to register their name as they are quite resisted so I cant get them a supplementary card. if i am giving them my existing cc they cant use it too due to signature and not legit.
Debit card got limit to spend depends on my saving inside that account but I dont want to set the limit for them.
So any card recommended? I cant think of any.
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Hi! you may also consider comparing credit cards that would suits to your requirements, you go here: http://www.comparehero.my . They have lots credit cards to compare, you can even compare based on interest rates and perks, you can even apply online thumbup.gif


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Hi, appreciate for the help. My requirement is as below

1. Annual Income: RM40,000

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: Preferably Yes

3. Card required for: Monthly average spend 6k+ on Airasia, Malaysia Airlines, Agoda, and Telco bills (Mostly online trancasction).

4. Existing credit cards if any: CIMB (will cancelled it soon after redeem all the reward points)

5. Looking at CC from: Nearby my shop have Hong Leong, MBB, Pbb, RHB, Ambank. Any CC from these bank which suits me most will do.

6. Others: Cashback and/or good reward points
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1. Annual Income: RM60k

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: yes

3. Card required for: Cash back (replace OCBC Tit since it no longer give 5% CB)

4. Existing credit cards if any: Citibank CB, HSBC Amanah CB

5. Looking at CC from: non-local bank
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QUOTE(wwkkww @ Nov 7 2013, 05:26 PM)
Hi, appreciate for the help. My requirement is as below

1. Annual Income: RM40,000

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: Preferably Yes

3. Card required for: Monthly average spend 6k+ on Airasia, Malaysia Airlines, Agoda, and Telco bills (Mostly online trancasction).

4. Existing credit cards if any: CIMB (will cancelled it soon after redeem all the reward points)

5. Looking at CC from: Nearby my shop have Hong Leong, MBB, Pbb, RHB, Ambank. Any CC from these bank which suits me most will do.

6. Others: Cashback and/or good reward points
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QUOTE(Frostlord @ Nov 7 2013, 05:50 PM)
1. Annual Income: RM60k

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: yes

3. Card required for: Cash back (replace OCBC Tit since it no longer give 5% CB)

4. Existing credit cards if any: Citibank CB, HSBC Amanah CB

5. Looking at CC from: non-local bank
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Pls Refer to My Post #43 for Your Credit Card Recommendation... smile.gif

@Frostlord,
You can Notice that, the UOB One Card got Similar Benefit with Citibank Cash back Platinum... whistling.gif
But, the Citibank CB Only credit the cash back earned once you reach RM50 & If the cash rebate is less than RM50 for a particular month, the total cash rebate amount will be carried forward to the following month... Whereas UOB credit the cash back monthly into the account... thumbup.gif

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1. Annual Income: RM100K to RM150K

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: No

3. Card required for: Cash Back/Rebate, AirMiles, Overseas Transactions

4. Existing credit cards if any: Nil

5. Looking at CC from: HSBC Amanah or CIMB

6. Others: Foreigner residing in KL. I'll use the card mostly for weekly/monthly groceries and online shopping/booking. From CIMB website, I'm wavering between Enrich or Cash Rebate card. From HSBC, I don't really have an idea even after browsing the website.

Advice and opinion are mostly welcome. Thank you beforehand. nod.gif
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QUOTE(vankodoq @ Nov 8 2013, 11:16 AM)
1. Annual Income: RM100K to RM150K

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: No

3. Card required for: Cash Back/Rebate, AirMiles, Overseas Transactions

4. Existing credit cards if any: Nil

5. Looking at CC from: HSBC Amanah or CIMB

6. Others: Foreigner residing in KL. I'll use the card mostly for weekly/monthly groceries and online shopping/booking. From CIMB website, I'm wavering between Enrich or Cash Rebate card. From HSBC, I don't really have an idea even after browsing the website.

Advice and opinion are mostly welcome. Thank you beforehand. nod.gif
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Maybank 2 Cards, Alliance Cash Back or Alliance Visa Infinite http://www.alliancebank.com.my/Personal-Ba...ssibilities-tab
You Can also Refer to https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2979093/+40 My Post #43 for Details

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Maybank 2 Cards, Alliance Cash Back or Alliance Visa Infinite http://www.alliancebank.com.my/Personal-Ba...ssibilities-tab
You Can also Refer to https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2979093/+40  My Post #43 for Details
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I need to have a Maybank account for the Maybank cards, right? hmm.gif
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I need to have a Maybank account for the Maybank cards, right? hmm.gif
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1. Annual Income: RM90k+

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: Better if none.

3. Card required for: Mostly for Installment Plans and overseas transaction/spending.

4. Existing credit cards if any: None.

5. Looking at CC from: Doesn't matter.

6. Others: Anyone can process CC within 3 days if I email softcopies today?

Thank you very much.
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QUOTE(l4nunm4l4y4 @ Nov 8 2013, 03:26 PM)
1. Annual Income: RM90k+

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: Better if none.

3. Card required for: Mostly for Installment Plans and overseas transaction/spending.

4. Existing credit cards if any: None.

5. Looking at CC from: Doesn't matter. 

6. Others: Anyone can process CC within 3 days if I email softcopies today?

Thank you very much.
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Maybank 2 Cards, Alliance Cash Back Platinum & UOB One Card
You Can also Refer to https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2979093/+40 My Post #43 for Details

I Don't Think So... the Bank Will Process Your Apps in 3 Days coz U Never got Any Credit Card before (Newbie)
At least 5-10 Working Days will Needed to Process a Credit Card Application

Anyway,
the simplest and fastest method to get the Maybankard 2 Cards is by visiting a Maybankard Centre at 1U, The Gardens or KLCC where your application will be process within an hour or so
Maybankard Centre at 1 Utama
Lot G-341B, New Wing, 1 Utama Shopping Center, Petaling Jaya, Selangor
03-7728 5451
OR
Citibank Credit Card,
at Citibank 1 Hour Kiosks Location: http://www.citibank.com.my/smartbanking/kiosks.html

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QUOTE(fly126 @ Nov 8 2013, 08:39 PM)
Maybank 2 Cards, Alliance Cash Back Platinum & UOB One Card
You Can also Refer to https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2979093/+40 My Post #43 for Details

I Don't Think So... the Bank Will Process Your Apps in 3  Days coz  U Never got  Any Credit Card before (Newbie)
At least 5-10 Working Days will Needed to Process a Credit Card Application

Anyway,
the simplest and fastest method to get the Maybankard 2 Cards is by visiting a Maybankard Centre at 1U, The Gardens or KLCC where your application will be process within an hour or so
Maybankard Centre at 1 Utama
Lot G-341B, New Wing, 1 Utama Shopping Center, Petaling Jaya, Selangor
03-7728 5451
OR
Citibank Credit Card,
at Citibank 1 Hour Kiosks Location: http://www.citibank.com.my/smartbanking/kiosks.html
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TQVM for your detailed reply.   thumbup.gif
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Good Luck with Your Application & Do Update with Us When U Get Your 1st Credit Card ... wink.gif

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1. Annual Income: RM200k+

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: Better if none or there's option to be waived

3. Card required for: Rebates of any sort of transaction or discount and airport lounge access

4. Existing credit cards if any: MBB 2 card, MBB Visa infinite, Std. Chart visa plat and Std. Chart just one titanium

5. Looking at CC from: Alliance or UOB visa plat and OCBC great eastern plat

6. Others: I just found out Std. Chart just one titanium card no longer give me rebate and the Std. Chart visa plat no longer grants plaza premium lounge access. Damn... I kept those 2 cards for years because of their feature. Knowing this, I am planning to redeem all my points for vouchers and cancel my Std Chart card. Therefore I am now in the market to look for credit card that give good rebates like the std chart titanium and airport lounge access like Std. Chart platinum. Earlier today during lunch time i drop by Maybank to ask around what card they have to fit to my needs. I was recommended to apply for Visa Infinite. Since I already have MBB 2 card, they just told me to sign an application form and they fill up the rest. I left maybank branch at 2.30pm and by 4pm i receive a call the card is ready for collection. Just went to collect the card and damn they are really fast, approved and the card in my hand in less than 2 hours. However, I found out that the priority pass lounge access is only 5 times per year and only for principle card holder. I wonder if there is other credit card who allows me to use my lounge acess quota for a travellign partner who is with me? Therefore I am also trying to see if the visa infinite from Alliance or UOB will grant such options.

As for rebate I am not sure what is good. I don't need fuel rebate, my maybank 2 card amex i used to pump at shell every weekend to try to max out the RM50 monthly rebate quota. Granted, i never pump up to RM1000 a month, maybe RM400 a month, rest i try to shop at aeon jusco or carrefour on weekend to try and max out MBB 2 card limit. I also occasionally (twice a month) use the MBB 2 card at GSC. Even with this three transaction combined (petrol, grocery, GSC) I most of the time do not hit my monthly RM50 rebate quota.

Regardless since MBB 2card only give rebate if transaction is on weekend, I need another rebate card for other transaction like my maxis bill autodebit (which I cannot control if they can charge me on weekend or weekdays), restaurants (most restaurants do not accept AMEX), utilities bill (gas, electric, indah water), some shopping at retail outlets occasionally and my monthly annual insurance premium from great eastern (which adds to to close to RM20k per annum). That's why I was eyeing the great eastern card from OCBC but not sure if other card like wisecard or HSBC cash rebate card might be better? Hope to get some insights from ppl who knows more what other card has to offer for my case.
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QUOTE(lchee @ Nov 11 2013, 05:13 PM)
1. Annual Income: RM200k+

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: Better if none or there's option to be waived

3. Card required for: Rebates of any sort of transaction or discount and airport lounge access

4. Existing credit cards if any:  MBB 2 card, MBB Visa infinite, Std. Chart visa plat and Std. Chart just one titanium

5. Looking at CC from: Alliance or UOB visa plat and OCBC great eastern plat

6. Others: I just found out Std. Chart just one titanium card no longer give me rebate and the Std. Chart visa plat no longer grants plaza premium lounge access.  Damn... I kept those 2 cards for years because of their feature.  Knowing this, I am planning to redeem all my points for vouchers and cancel my Std Chart card.  Therefore I am now in the market to look for credit card that give good rebates like the std chart titanium and airport lounge access like Std. Chart platinum.  Earlier today during lunch time i drop by Maybank to ask around what card they have to fit to my needs.  I was recommended to apply for Visa Infinite.  Since I already have MBB 2 card, they just told me to sign an application form and they fill up the rest.  I left maybank branch at 2.30pm and by 4pm i receive a call the card is ready for collection.  Just went to collect the card and damn they are really fast, approved and the card in my hand in less than 2 hours.  However, I found out that the priority pass lounge access is only 5 times per year and only for principle card holder.  I wonder if there is other credit card who allows me to use my lounge acess quota for a travellign partner who is with me?  Therefore I am also trying to see if the visa infinite from Alliance or UOB will grant such options.

As for rebate I am not sure what is good.  I don't need fuel rebate, my maybank 2 card amex i used to pump at shell every weekend to try to max out the RM50 monthly rebate quota.  Granted, i never pump up to RM1000 a month, maybe RM400 a month, rest i try to shop at aeon jusco or carrefour on weekend to try and max out MBB 2 card limit.  I also occasionally (twice a month) use the MBB 2 card at GSC.  Even with this three transaction combined (petrol, grocery, GSC) I most of the time do not hit my monthly RM50 rebate quota.

Regardless since MBB 2card only give rebate if transaction is on weekend, I need another rebate card for other transaction like my maxis bill autodebit (which I cannot control if they can charge me on weekend or weekdays), restaurants (most restaurants do not accept AMEX), utilities bill (gas, electric, indah water), some shopping at retail outlets occasionally and my monthly annual insurance premium from great eastern (which adds to to close to RM20k per annum).  That's why I was eyeing the great eastern card from OCBC but not sure if other card like wisecard or HSBC cash rebate card might be better?  Hope to get some insights from ppl who knows more what other card has to offer for my case.
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I) Alliance Visa Infinite Card http://www.alliancebank.com.my/Personal-Ba...ssibilities-tab
You can Refer to: https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2979093/+20 Gen-X's Post #22 for the Best Credit Card for FREE Entries to Airport Lounge.

II) Great Eastern Platinum Card, FREE for Life.
*1% rebate on total retail spending excluding Auto-IPP.
*0.5% rebate for Auto-IPP transaction.
*Interest Free Automatic Instalment Payment Plan (Auto-IPP) featuring: * 6 months Auto-IPP for Great Eastern / Overseas Assurance Corporation insurance premium of RM1,000 or above in a single transaction via Auto Debit only.

As for OCBC Titanium, after 29/11/2013, New Rebate system will be UNLIMITED 1% Cash-back No More 5% Off

III) HLB Wise Card
You can Enjoy 10% Cash Back Everyday with Your Spending from the 10 Categories as Below:
1. *Mobile
2. Pharmacies
3. Groceries
4. Petrol
5. Dining
6. Departmental
7. Book Stores
8. Utilities
9. Entertainment
10. Travel
* Bonus Category
But...
- RM10 Switching/Subscription fee if you want to change category
- 10% Cash-back only applicable to 2 Selected categories + Mobile (by default)
- Need Min. RM50 spending per transaction to Enjoy 10% Cash Rebate & the Cash Back Capped on $100 Every Month
https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2760395

IV) HSBC Amanah Platinum Credit Card-i (Annual Fee Waiver Subject 12x Swipes a Year)
With Standard Features - *Unlimited 0.5 % Cash-Back on Local Spend & 1% Off on Overseas Spend
+
5% Cash-Back for Total Monthly Spend of $2000 & Below, 8% Cash Back for Total Monthly Spend of $2001 & Above...
(Cash Back on Petrol, Groceries & Dining Spend Made during Weekends Only) Valid till 31/12/2013

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Thanks fly. Damn, at first i thought the OCBC great eastern feature is as per website. When i tried calling the call centre, they have changed from the 3% rebate of insurance premium to what u mentioned up there. Makes OCBC as boring as Std Chart totally. They also removed the airport lounge feature of their platinum great eastern card. Sigh... but the operator was telling me by dec 2013 they will announce the full feature of all OCBC card. As of now it seems most of the cards they not yet reveal full feature.

Ah... the HSBC card is very similar to MBB2 card. Since i already have MBB2 card which limit myself to rebate only on weekends, the HSBC card will not do me any good. From ur list I kinda feel WISE card is the best. I saw a booth promotion during the IT EXPO at mid valley few weeks back. They got promottion free water heater or something, should've grab wise card from them that time. My strategy of card usage as follow:

MBB 2 card strictly for weekend petrol usage: Average monthly petrol about RM 400 - should give me rebate of about RM20 at least. Any departmental store shopping like at metro/isetan/aeon jusco will also try to use this card on weekend.

Wise card i will choose utilities and grocery. The website say utilities only electric and water. Electricity i pay to TNB (wonder if can auto debit) and water is to my condo management. How to claim for water bills? Also does utility include gas malaysia? I hope it did. Wanna try to hit that RM1000 a month expenditure at least to capitalise on the RM100 rebate per month quota. Grocery i guess a month maybe about RM 200-300. Website mention all grocery store, does it include places like Sri Kota Mart, Speed 99 Mart, NSK? Lastly my telephone bill, maxis per month about RM 170. Does it include maxis broadband cause monthly i pay another RM 150 for broadband. So total:

utilities: 200
grocery: 300
maxis phone: 180
maxis broadband: RM 150
Sum: 830 - almost RM 1000 quota met. What else can i slot in there to maximize RM100 rebate per month?

I got another question of Wise card. I wonder if they have the 0% installment interest option? Say if I choose the dept. store option and I buy a TV from Aeon Big.C or Aeon jusco and go for installment plan, deducing RM300 per month, will that 300 per month be subject to 10% rebate monthly? Or do they just calculate the full sum on the first month and that's it. Or they just do not consider installment plan qualify for any rebate?

Reason i ask this is because i plan to buy a mattress and if possible to go for installment plan. A RM 4k mattress with 12 months installment should be about RM300+ a month and if wise card can cater for this rebate it will be awesome. Any idea?
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QUOTE(lchee @ Nov 12 2013, 12:28 AM)
Thanks fly.  Damn, at first i thought the OCBC great eastern feature is as per website.  When i tried calling the call centre, they have changed from the 3% rebate of insurance premium to what u mentioned up there.  Makes OCBC as boring as Std Chart totally.  They also removed the airport lounge feature of their platinum great eastern card.  Sigh... but the operator was telling me by dec 2013 they will announce the full feature of all OCBC card.  As of now it seems most of the cards they not yet reveal full feature.

Ah... the HSBC card is very similar to MBB2 card.  Since i already have MBB2 card which limit myself to rebate only on weekends, the HSBC card will not do me any good.  From ur list I kinda feel WISE card is the best.  I saw a booth promotion during the IT EXPO at mid valley few weeks back.  They got promotion free water heater or something, should've grab wise card from them that time.  My strategy of card usage as follow:

MBB 2 card strictly for weekend petrol usage:  Average monthly petrol about RM 400 - should give me rebate of about RM20 at least.  Any departmental store shopping like at metro/isetan/aeon jusco will also try to use this card on weekend.

Wise card i will choose utilities and grocery.  The website say utilities only electric and water.  Electricity i pay to TNB (wonder if can auto debit) and water is to my condo management.  How to claim for water bills?  Also does utility include gas malaysia?  I hope it did.  Wanna try to hit that RM1000 a month expenditure at least to capitalise on the RM100 rebate per month quota.  Grocery i guess a month maybe about RM 200-300.  Website mention all grocery store, does it include places like Sri Kota Mart, Speed 99 Mart, NSK?  Lastly my telephone bill, maxis per month about RM 170.  Does it include maxis broadband cause monthly i pay another RM 150 for broadband.  So total:

utilities: 200
grocery: 300
maxis phone: 180
maxis broadband: RM 150
Sum: 830 - almost RM 1000 quota met.  What else can i slot in there to maximize RM100 rebate per month?

I got another question of Wise card.  I wonder if they have the 0% installment interest option?  Say if I choose the dept. store option and I buy a TV from Aeon Big.C or Aeon jusco and go for installment plan, deducing RM300 per month, will that 300 per month be subject to 10% rebate monthly?  Or do they just calculate the full sum on the first month and that's it.  Or they just do not consider installment plan qualify for any rebate?

Reason i ask this is because i plan to buy a mattress and if possible to go for installment plan.  A RM 4k mattress with 12 months installment should be about RM300+ a month and if wise card can cater for this rebate it will be awesome.  Any idea?
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Woo... sweat.gif hmm.gif

Not All the Groceries do Entitled U to get Cash Rebate.... U Can Refer to their Merchant Category Code(MCC)
http://www.dm.usda.gov/procurement/card/card_x/mcc.pdf

U X Get any Cash Back via TNB Auto Billing Service, but With 100% Confirm Eligible get Cash Back via Pay Over the Counter, TNB Kiosks or Pay Maxis Bill via MaxisPay.... nod.gif

As for 0% Interest Installment Plan U X get Any Cash Rebate from there... blink.gif
Furthermore, Not Every Bank got 0% Interest Payment Plan (Sometimes will get a Invitation (offer) by Bank)

Still Confused... U can Check thru HLB Wise Thread https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2760395

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My Expenditure monthly where i plan to get rebates from MBB amex and wise card:

1. TNB electric bill: RM100+
2. Maxis handphone about RM 150
3. Maxis home fibre about RM 150
4. Petrol about RM400
5. Grocery about RM300
6. Restaurant and pubs about RM 500 to RM1000

From the thread i read it seems wise card not good to pay utilities, so my plan for MBB amex is to use it for weekend petrol and maybe my TNB bills. Question is how to pay TNB on weekend with MBB amex?

For wise card i plan to take mobile + dining + either grocery or dept. You mention something bout buy aeon voucher to qualify for 10% cash back. Is that under dept or grocery option? I very much like that, I like to buy metrojaya/isetan and parkson voucher too. But grocery i usually shop at either jusco or big c at mid valley, or NSK at kuchai lama or my neighbourhood market Sri Kota mart. I work in KLCC, so very close to maxis tower. You mention about paying all maxis bills at the kiosk is best way? Since i have like close to RM300 for maxis (150 handphone and 150 home fibre), so i can make like 6x payments of RM50 at the maxis kiosk every month? The online easypay is not qualified for home fibre rebate right? So kiosk is the way to go?

Why not much ppl choose dining for wise card? I go pub a lot, sometimes dine around restaurant in KLCC for lunch. I suppose that is best category for me. Is there only specific restaurants that qualify? Does pub qualify? Hope you can help shed some light.

Last but not least, should i go for wise gold or platinum? What difference?
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From the thread i read it seems wise card not good to pay utilities, so my plan for MBB amex is to use it for weekend petrol and maybe my TNB bills.  Question is how to pay TNB on weekend with MBB amex?
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QUOTE(lchee @ Nov 12 2013, 11:42 AM)
My Expenditure monthly where i plan to get rebates from MBB amex and wise card:

1.  TNB electric bill:  RM100+
2.  Maxis handphone about RM 150
3.  Maxis home fibre about RM 150
4.  Petrol about RM400
5.  Grocery about RM300
6.  Restaurant and pubs about RM 500 to RM1000

From the thread i read it seems wise card not good to pay utilities, so my plan for MBB amex is to use it for weekend petrol and maybe my TNB bills.  Question is how to pay TNB on weekend with MBB amex?

For wise card i plan to take mobile + dining + either grocery or dept.  You mention something bout buy aeon voucher to qualify for 10% cash back.  Is that under dept or grocery option?  I very much like that, I like to buy metrojaya/isetan and parkson voucher too.  But grocery i usually shop at either jusco or big c at mid valley, or NSK at kuchai lama or my neighbourhood market Sri Kota mart.  I work in KLCC, so very close to maxis tower.  You mention about paying all maxis bills at the kiosk is best way?  Since i have like close to RM300 for maxis (150 handphone and 150 home fibre), so i can make like 6x payments of RM50 at the maxis kiosk every month?  The online easypay is not qualified for home fibre rebate right? So kiosk is the way to go?

Why not much ppl choose dining for wise card? I go pub a lot, sometimes dine around restaurant in KLCC for lunch.  I suppose that is best category for me.  Is there only specific restaurants that qualify?  Does pub qualify?  Hope you can help shed some light.

Last but not least, should i go for wise gold or platinum?  What difference?
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Select 2Amex for Payment or U also can Register Your Utilities Bill at Make a Payment to Favourite Payee on Weekends... nod.gif

Btw, Most PPL choose Petrol, Groceries + Mobile for Wise Card Not Bad as Your Choice were Dining, If have Eat Outside Often + Groceries ... thumbup.gif
What Difference Between HLB Wise Gold & Platinum....???
To what I Can see here are the Annual Fee of the Card Gold - $160, Platinum - $300 I think the Rebate Remain All Same.... hmm.gif

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QUOTE(lchee @ Nov 12 2013, 11:42 AM)
For wise card i plan to take mobile + dining + either grocery or dept.  You mention something bout buy aeon voucher to qualify for 10% cash back.  Is that under dept or grocery option?  I very much like that, I like to buy metrojaya/isetan and parkson voucher too.  But grocery i usually shop at either jusco or big c at mid valley, or NSK at kuchai lama or my neighbourhood market Sri Kota mart.  I work in KLCC, so very close to maxis tower.  You mention about paying all maxis bills at the kiosk is best way?  Since i have like close to RM300 for maxis (150 handphone and 150 home fibre), so i can make like 6x payments of RM50 at the maxis kiosk every month?  The online easypay is not qualified for home fibre rebate right? So kiosk is the way to go?

Why not much ppl choose dining for wise card? I go pub a lot, sometimes dine around restaurant in KLCC for lunch.  I suppose that is best category for me.  Is there only specific restaurants that qualify?  Does pub qualify?  Hope you can help shed some light.

Last but not least, should i go for wise gold or platinum?  What difference?
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it is better for you to choose departmental since you like metrojaya/parkson/aeon.

yes, you may split the bills and pay at maxis kiosk to easily qualify for the 10% cash back. however, to avoid being suspicious, it is not recommended that you pay rm50 for six times in a row on the same day itself. it is more advisable that you pay with different amount on different days.

not many choosing dining because some other cc offering dining at better discount rate ~25% at selected restaurants. there is no specific restaurants that qualify for the dining option, just as long as they are under mcc 5811 (caterers), mcc 5812 (eating places and restaurants), mcc 5814 (fast food restaurants). pub does not qualify since it is under mcc 5813 (drinking places - alcoholic beverages, bars, taverns, cocktail lounges, nightclubs and discotheques).

since gold and platinum shares the same features of 10% cash back with maximum capped of rm100, it is more recommended that you choose gold since the annual fee is lower.

This post has been edited by victorywp: Nov 12 2013, 12:34 PM
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YES, You have be a Maybank account holder.... smile.gif
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I don't want the hassle of opening another bank account, since I already have CIMB and HSBC. Just knew that CIMB imposes fixed deposits with their credit cards for foreigners. If only I knew it before, I might not open an account with them. sweat.gif

Do you have any other suggestions for cards with good air miles for foreigners with approximately RM100k annual income like me? Thank you beforehand. notworthy.gif
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1. Annual Income: RM30K to RM36K

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: A Must

3. Card required for: Petrol, Groceries, Dining, Cash Back/Rebate Only, Bills, etc.

4. Existing credit cards if any: Nil.

5. Looking at CC from: Maybankard 2 Cards, OCBC Titanium, etc.

6. Others: Just looking for CC for petrols, groceries, etc. Looking to earn cashback / rebates / and plan to pay on-time. smile.gif
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QUOTE(vankodoq @ Nov 12 2013, 02:36 PM)
I don't want the hassle of opening another bank account, since I already have CIMB and HSBC. Just knew that CIMB imposes fixed deposits with their credit cards for foreigners. If only I knew it before, I might not open an account with them. sweat.gif

Do you have any other suggestions for cards with good air miles for foreigners with approximately RM100k annual income like me? Thank you beforehand. notworthy.gif
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How About Citibank Premier Miles Amex (Income Requirement RM100K p.a)... blink.gif
- Earn 1 PremierMile for every RM2 spend and redeem complimentary flights from over 90 airlines
- Unlimited access to selected Plaza Premium Lounge nationwide and in Asia Pacific countries
- Complimentary Airport Limo Ride home from KLIA
http://www.citibank.com.my/english/credit-...AENCCHMCAAELM01 for Details

Apply Now You will Get 60,000 Complimentary Enrich Miles... drool.gif
Online Application Form: https://www.citibank.com.my/premiermiles-am..._AMERI_EXP_CARD

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QUOTE(HeReLiSm @ Nov 12 2013, 05:15 PM)
1. Annual Income: RM30K to RM36K

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: A Must

3. Card required for: Petrol, Groceries, Dining, Cash Back/Rebate Only, Bills, etc.

4. Existing credit cards if any: Nil.

5. Looking at CC from: Maybankard 2 Cards, OCBC Titanium, etc.

6. Others: Just looking for CC for petrols, groceries, etc. Looking to earn cashback / rebates / and plan to pay on-time. smile.gif
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I) Maybank 2Cards , the Best Card in Town So Far... biggrin.gif
It's FREE for Life NO Annual Fee Came with a Treat Point (System) with 3 Years Expiration Period
*The benefits of two cards, Maybankard 2 American Express® Card and Maybankard 2 MasterCard or Visa Card, in 1 sign up, 1 service tax, & 1 statement.
*You can Enjoy a low Finance Charge of 8.88% p.a. on your outstanding retail balance.
*5x Treats-Points for every Ringgit spent on Maybankard 2 American Express Card and 1x Treats Point on Maybankard 2 Card in Malaysia or anywhere else in the world.
* 5% Weekend cash back when spend on Maybankard 2 American Express Card capped at RM50 per customer (including Supp Card member) per month
* the Treat Points also can Convert to Enrich Air Miles

II) UOB ONE Card - a Pure Cash Back Card, Earn Cash Rebate ON:
* 5% for Petrol Cash Rebate [capped at RM500 for UOB ONE Platinum card and RM300 for UOB ONE Classic card per month.]
* 5% for Cinema at GSC only
* 2% Cash Rebate for major mobile service providers (Maxis, Digi and Celcom) [capped at RM300 for UOB ONE Platinum card & RM200 for UOB ONE Classic card per month.]
* 2% for Groceries [capped at RM1,500 for UOB ONE Platinum card and RM1,000 for UOB ONE Classic card per month.]
* 2% at Pharmacies
& 0.3% for all Other Purchases...
*Enchanted with SMART$ Cash Rebate Privileges http://www1.uob.com.my/assets/pdf/platinum...036;partner.pdf
As a NEW Signup now, U can have 2 Years Annual Fee Waiver
For the Subsequent Years You can Call Customer Service to Request AF Waiver from them

III) As for OCBC Titanium, after 29/11/2013, New Rebate system will be UNLIMITED 1% Cash-back No More 5% Off.... sad.gif
It's No Longer The Best Cash-Rebate Card any More... sweat.gif

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Thanks for the info. I believe Maybankcard is much easier for me to use as the 5% Weekend Cashback is applicable for most transaction, whereas for UOB's cashback different from one to another. Plus, I already have Maybank account, and their nationwide branches.

Thanks. thumbup.gif
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QUOTE(smsbusiness2u @ Nov 13 2013, 04:57 PM)
Option available

1. uob vox
http://www1.uob.com.my/personal/cards/cred...b_vox_card.html

2. CIMB Cash Rebate Platinum MasterCard

    5% Cash Rebate on e-Commerce spend
    10% unlimited Cash Rebate on retail interest charged
    2% Cash Rebate on Groceries and Petrol
    2% Cash Rebate on Mobile & Utility Bill Payments (via Standing Instruction)
    0.2% unlimited Cash Rebate on other retail spend
[url=http://www.cimbbank.com.my/creditcard/index.php?ch=cc&pg=dation cc_lu&ct=cashrebate]http://www.cimbbank.com.my/creditcard/inde...u&ct=cashrebate[/url]

3.  RHB Signature Credit Card
Unlimited 1% Cash Back
on all online and overseas transactions
0.5% Cash Back¹
on all other transactions

http://www.rhb.com.my/cards/credit-card/cc_signature.html
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@ smsbusiness2u, Your CC Recommendation Are NOT Suitable for Seren With Annual Income RM30,000... sweat.gif
Pls Noted that, CIMB Cash Rebate Platinum Master Card will Need Income of RM36,000 p.a to Get It http://www.cimbbank.com.my/creditcard/inde...&bb=attachment1
As for RHB Visa Signature Credit Card will Need Income RM80k a Year... http://www.rhb.com.my/cards/credit-card/cc...tml#eligibility

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1. Annual Income: RM36K to RM60K

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: A Must

3. Card required for: Petrol, dining, online portal (groupon, living social), groceries

4. Existing credit cards if any: OCBC TMC

5. Looking at CC from: MBB 2 card AMEX + VISA

6. Others: Plan to terminate OCBC TMC due to coming december need pay new GST
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QUOTE(patrickthissen @ Nov 13 2013, 11:57 PM)
1. Annual Income: RM36K to RM60K

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: A Must

3. Card required for: Petrol, dining, online portal (groupon, living social), groceries

4. Existing credit cards if any: OCBC TMC

5. Looking at CC from: MBB 2 card AMEX + VISA

6. Others: Plan to terminate OCBC TMC due to coming december need pay new GST
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I) Maybank 2Cards
It's FREE for Life NO Annual Fee Came with a Treat Point (System) with 3 Years Expiration Period
*The benefits of two cards, Maybankard 2 American Express® Card and Maybankard 2 MasterCard or Visa Card, in 1 sign up, 1 service tax, & 1 statement.
*You can Enjoy a low Finance Charge of 8.88% p.a. on your outstanding retail balance.
*5x Treats-Points for every Ringgit spent on Maybankard 2 American Express Card and 1x Treats Point on Maybankard 2 Card in Malaysia or anywhere else in the world.
* 5% Weekend cash back when spend on Maybankard 2 American Express Card capped at RM50 per customer (including Supp Card member) per month
* the Treat Points also can Convert to Enrich Air Miles

II) HLB Mach Card, Annual Fee Waiver Subject to 12 x Swipes a Year
You can Enjoy Cash Back Everyday with Your Spending from the 12 Categories as Below (Get 1 for Free...12 All's from Movies to Dining):
1. Movie -10% All Cinemas
2. Music & Events - 3% Ticket Pro , Air Asia RedTix...
3. Nightlife - 2% All Bars & Nightclubs

4. Dining - 5% All Dinning Outlets
5. Style - 2% Uniqlo, Cotton On, Forever 21, Zara, Topshop...
6. Groceries - 2% All Grocery Stores
7. Departmental - 2% Parkson, Tangs,Metrojaya, Isetan...
8. Health & Fitness - 3% Fitness Concept, Fitness First, Guardian, Watson....
9. Mobile - 3% Maxis, Digi & Celcom
10. Tech - 2% All IT Stores
11. Travel - 1% Air Asia

12. Online - 1% All Online Spend
But...
Need to pay RM5 Subscription Fee every 3 months to enjoy additional categories of Cash Back of the Card Or Cash Rebate of 0.2% Will Awarded on all other purchases as above mentioned & Unfortunately Also No Rebate on Petrol.... sweat.gif
For Details: http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2421215

How About III) UOB One Card...???
They Do have 5% Cash Rebate on Petrol.... brows.gif
Pls Refer to https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2979093/+60 MyPost #80 for more Rebates on UOB One Card

Ps...You can get Reviews of MACH Card Or UOB One Card from Gen-X at Post #1 https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2979093

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Hi, need sifu to advice which CC suitable for me. Thanks

1. Annual Income: RM28k

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: A Must

3. Card required for: Petrol, Bill Payment, Online transaction(ebay,lazada), Cash Back/Rebate

4. Existing credit cards if any: Nil.

5. Looking at CC from: Nil

6. Others: Dining, Movie
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QUOTE(swee298 @ Nov 14 2013, 08:58 PM)
Hi, need sifu to advice which CC suitable for me. Thanks

1. Annual Income: RM28k

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: A Must

3. Card required for: Petrol, Bill Payment, Online transaction(ebay,lazada), Cash Back/Rebate

4. Existing credit cards if any: Nil.

5. Looking at CC from: Nil

6. Others: Dining, Movie
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You can Refer to the Post Above U for Your Credit Card Recommendation... nod.gif
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since ocbc no more 5% rebate.. i am planning to get another card to replace it.. any recommendation?

1. Annual Income: RM80k

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: A Must

3. Card required for: Petrol, Bill Payment, Cash Back/Rebate, dinning

4. Existing credit cards if any: ocbc titanum, scb platinum, citibank platinum

5. Looking at CC from: maybank2cards, uob one

6. Others: Dining, Movie
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QUOTE(IceLeo @ Nov 17 2013, 08:59 AM)
since ocbc no more 5% rebate.. i am planning to get another card to replace it.. any recommendation?

1. Annual Income: RM80k

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: A Must

3. Card required for: Petrol, Bill Payment, Cash Back/Rebate, dinning

4. Existing credit cards if any: ocbc titanum, scb platinum, citibank platinum

5. Looking at CC from: maybank2cards, uob one

6. Others: Dining, Movie
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yes, maybank2cards and uob one are the best option for cash back on petrol and bill payments.

another one you may consider aeon watami visa classic card.
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there are many benefits using this card but i will just highlight 3 benefits that would interest you most (i think):

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for more information you may refer to this post: https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...post&p=57495900

**i am looking at this card too as a replacement for ocbc titanium and i am holding mbb2cards and uob one card too. smile.gif

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QUOTE(victorywp @ Nov 17 2013, 06:09 PM)
yes, maybank2cards and uob one are the best option for cash back on petrol and bill payments.

another one you may consider aeon watami visa classic card.
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there are many benefits using this card but i will just highlight 3 benefits that would interest you most (i think):

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for more information you may refer to this post: https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...post&p=57495900

**i am looking at this card too as a replacement for ocbc titanium and i am holding mbb2cards and uob one card too. smile.gif
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Thanks, will go apply MBB2C this weekend..

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I have a huge sum of utilities bill to pay.. major sum goes to mbb amex, was wonder is there any better option?

1. Annual Income: 100k

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: No

3. Card required for: Prefer good cash rebate than mbb amex 5x tp.

4. Existing credit cards if any: OCBC (Maxed out)(Going to stop soon). HLB Wise (Maxed out). UOB One (Petrol, Maxed out). MBB2AMEX on Utilities

5. Looking at CC from: Missed out RHB Visa Signature which give 5% unlimited for online transaction sad.gif

6. Others: Recommendation pls smile.gif

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QUOTE(herc @ Nov 19 2013, 03:26 PM)
I have a huge sum of utilities bill to pay.. major sum goes to mbb amex, was wonder is there any better option?

1. Annual Income: 100k

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: No

3. Card required for: Prefer good cash rebate than mbb amex 5x tp.

4. Existing credit cards if any: OCBC (Maxed out)(Going to stop soon). HLB Wise (Maxed out). UOB One (Petrol, Maxed out). MBB2AMEX on Utilities

5. Looking at CC from: Missed out RHB Visa Signature which give 5% unlimited for online transaction sad.gif

6. Others: Recommendation pls smile.gif
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since you are already using ocbc titanium, hlb wise, uob one, and mbb2cards amex, the next choice would be the post i mentioned above.
aeon watami 3% rebate for every other transactions (outside of watami & except petrol).
if your petrol cash rebate 5% is not enough, you may also consider citibank cash back platinum (which offers the features 95% similar to uob one card).

This post has been edited by victorywp: Nov 19 2013, 03:41 PM
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1. Annual Income: RM36K to RM60K

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: Not necessary but best if got

3. Card required for: Cash back for petrol and dining on weekdays

4. Existing credit cards if any: Maybank2kad, OCBC Titanium, Standard Chartered Business Visa Gold, Standard Chartered MasterCard Gold, Citibank Rewards Platinum, Citibank Clear

5. Looking at CC from:

6. Others: Basically I'm looking for the alternative for OCBC Titanium
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QUOTE(prescott2006 @ Nov 19 2013, 05:29 PM)
1. Annual Income: RM36K to RM60K

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: Not necessary but best if got

3. Card required for: Cash back for petrol and dining on weekdays

4. Existing credit cards if any: Maybank2kad, OCBC Titanium, Standard Chartered Business Visa Gold, Standard Chartered MasterCard Gold, Citibank Rewards Platinum, Citibank Clear

5. Looking at CC from:

6. Others: Basically I'm looking for the alternative for OCBC Titanium
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with your annual income of 36k-60k you are now actively using 7 cards (including mbb2cards)?
i think you need to cancel at least one cc before you could apply for another. hmm.gif
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QUOTE(prescott2006 @ Nov 19 2013, 05:29 PM)
1. Annual Income: RM36K to RM60K

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: Not necessary but best if got

3. Card required for: Cash back for petrol and dining on weekdays

4. Existing credit cards if any: Maybank2kad, OCBC Titanium, Standard Chartered Business Visa Gold, Standard Chartered MasterCard Gold, Citibank Rewards Platinum, Citibank Clear

5. Looking at CC from:

6. Others: Basically I'm looking for the alternative for OCBC Titanium
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How about UOB One Card with 5% Off on Petrol & also HLB Mach Card 5% Off on Dining .... thumbup.gif
Pls Refer to https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2979093/+80#entry64652817 MyPost #88 More on UOB One Card icon_rolleyes.gif

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QUOTE(victorywp @ Nov 19 2013, 05:43 PM)
with your annual income of 36k-60k you are now actively using 7 cards (including mbb2cards)?
i think you need to cancel at least one cc before you could apply for another.  hmm.gif
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Why not? I thought as long as your income more than RM3k per month, you can apply more than 2 cards.
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btw, why u guys never talk about HSBC amanah?? good rebate also ma
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QUOTE(IceLeo @ Nov 20 2013, 07:24 PM)
btw, why u guys never talk about HSBC amanah?? good rebate also ma
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HSBC Amanah Platinum Credit Card-i (Annual Fee Waiver Subject 12x Swipes a Year)
With Standard Features -*Unlimited 0.5 % Cash-Back on Local Spend & 1% Off on Overseas Spend
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5% Cash-Back for Total Monthly Spend of $2000 & Below, 8% Cash Back for Total Monthly Spend of $2001 & Above...
(Cash Back on Petrol, Groceries & Dining Spend Made during Weekends Only) Valid till 31/12/2013

Not So Many PPL Discuss about the Card Which Offer Low Cash Rebate just 0.5% Only, Ppl Prefer CC's Which can get More $$$ Back... blink.gif
Other CC's like UOB One Card (5% Off on Petrol) or Maybank 2Cards (5x Treat Points + 5% Rebate with Amex on Weekends Spend),
Even... the OCBC Titanium pun Dapat 1% Unlimited Cash Back Start from 29/11/2013 better than 0.5% Cash Rebate from HSBC Amanah Credit Card-i

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QUOTE(smsbusiness2u @ Nov 21 2013, 09:28 AM)
But hsbc amanah have this 8% Cash Back for Total Monthly Spend of $2001 & Above...
(Cash Back on Petrol, Groceries & Dining Spend Made during Weekends Only) Valid till 31/12/2013
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Ya, I Knew that, I have Retain the Card as Primary since 2011... icon_rolleyes.gif
Unlimited 0.5% Off Better than Nothing... laugh.gif
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1. Annual Income: Rm72k - rm 100k

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: Not really particular

3. Card required for:
Need a 2nd card for discounts movies, paying my Digi bills, to pay stuff on groupon and App Store.
Once in a while petrol too

4. Existing credit cards if any:
Applied AMEX already. Just got it approved. I opt for this card because my current job makes me travel a lot. So the plaza premium lounge is a must for me. Hehe

5. Looking at CC from:
After reading from all the sifu I think my 2nd card should be either a MACH, UOB one platinum or perhaps ocbc I-titanium

6. Others:

Hello all, I'm new to this. Just got a stable job for the past 9 months. My Amex card just got approved but I need a 2nd card as others have mention in case my Amex some merchant won't accept.
Pls advise me.
Thank you so much smile.gif
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1. Annual Income: RM60K to RM100K

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: No

3. Card required for: Cash Back/Rebate particularly for Online Spending

4. Existing credit cards if any: OCBC Titanium and Hong Leong Mach

5. Looking at CC from: Any

6. Others: I already usually max out my cashback on the other two CCs. At present I do quite a bit of online spending and would like to maximize my cash back from that.
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QUOTE(sicklad77 @ Nov 23 2013, 08:49 AM)
1. Annual Income: Rm72k - rm 100k

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: Not really particular

3. Card required for:
Need a 2nd card for discounts movies, paying my Digi bills, to pay stuff on groupon and App Store.
Once in a while petrol too

4. Existing credit cards if any:
Applied AMEX already. Just got it approved. I opt for this card because my current job makes me travel a lot. So the plaza premium lounge is a must for me. Hehe

5. Looking at CC from:
After reading from all the sifu I think my 2nd card should be either a MACH, UOB one platinum or perhaps ocbc I-titanium

6. Others:

Hello all, I'm new to this. Just got a stable job for the past 9 months. My Amex card just got approved but I need a 2nd card as others have mention in case my Amex some merchant won't accept.
Pls advise me.
Thank you so much smile.gif
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Your Credit Card Recommendation:

I) Alliance Cash Back Platinum
•0% Finance Charge for first 3 months
•Up to 2.0% cash back* on retail spend http://www.alliancebank.com.my/Personal-Ba...rs#platinum-tab
•2x Timeless Bonus Points on overseas spend
•No lost card liability upon reporting
•Annual fee waiver for every year with easy spend conditions, i.e. spend a minimum of RM5,000 or swipe 12 times within a 12-month period
•Exclusive privileges and discounts at participating merchants
•Instalment Payment Plan at 0% p.a. interest rate at participating merchants
•Unlimited Complimentary Access to KLIA Plaza Premium Lounge thumbup.gif
•Enrich Miles Redemption via Enrich Rewards Program with Malaysia Airlines.
•AirAsia BIG Points Redemption (for VISA Credit Card only).

II) UOB ONE Card - a Pure Cash Back Card, Earn Cash Rebate ON:
* 5% for Petrol Cash Rebate [capped at RM500 for UOB ONE Platinum card & RM300 for UOB ONE Classic card per month.]
* 5% for Cinema at GSC only
* 2% Cash Rebate for major mobile service providers (Maxis, Digi & Celcom) [capped at RM300 for UOB ONE Platinum card & RM200 for UOB ONE Classic card per month.]
* 2% for Groceries [capped at RM1,500 for UOB ONE Platinum card & RM1,000 for UOB ONE Classic card per month.]
* 2% at Pharmacies
& 0.3% for all Other Purchases...
*Enchanted with SMART$ Cash Rebate Privileges http://www1.uob.com.my/assets/pdf/platinum...036;partner.pdf
Usually They Given 2 Years Annual Fee Waiver to NEW Signup
For the Subsequent Years You can Call Customer Service Request AF Waiver from Them

III) As for OCBC Titanium (Free for Life), after 29/11/2013... New Rebate system will be UNLIMITED 1% Cash-back No More 5% Off... sweat.gif
It's No Longer The Best Cash-Rebate Card any More... blink.gif

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1. Annual Income: RM60K to RM100K

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: No

3. Card required for: Cash Back/Rebate particularly for Online Spending

4. Existing credit cards if any: OCBC Titanium and Hong Leong Mach

5. Looking at CC from: Any

6. Others: I already usually max out my cashback on the other two CCs. At present I do quite a bit of online spending and would like to maximize my cash back from that.
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How About ...
I) UOB Vox Card with...
5% cash rebate on all online spending with a minimum spend of RM50 & the Cash Back Capped at RM50 per Month
But, Need to Make 1 Transaction / Month or they Will Charge You RM6 Maintenance Fee per Month http://www1.uob.com.my/assets/pdf/tnc/ccTN...d_Cash_Back.pdf

II) RHB Visa Signature Credit Card With...
- Unlimited 1% Cash Back on all online and overseas transactions
- 0.5% Cash-Back on all other transactions
Cash Back is capped at RM200 per month, per customer (excludes Petrol, Government, Cash Advance & Charity transactions)
- 4x Complimentary access into Plaza Premium Lounges in Malaysia, Yearly
- Travel insurance Coverage of up to RM2 million
Annual fee waiver, With a total minimum cards spend of RM50,000 per annum
http://www.rhb.com.my/cards/credit-card/cc...tml#eligibility

III) Maybank 2Cards
It's FREE for Life with NO Annual Fee Came with a Treat Point (System) with 3 Years Expiration Period
*The benefits of two cards, Maybankard 2 American Express® Card and Maybankard 2 MasterCard or Visa Card, in 1 sign up, 1 service tax, & 1 statement.
*You can Enjoy a low Finance Charge of 8.88% p.a. on your outstanding retail balance.
*5x Treats-Points for every Ringgit spent on Maybankard 2 American Express Card and 1x Treats Point on Maybankard 2 Card in Malaysia or anywhere else in the world.
* 5% Weekend cash back when spend on Maybankard 2 American Express Card capped at RM50 per customer (including Supp Card member) per month
* the Treat Points also can Convert to Enrich Air Miles

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I see. Tq so much bos.
I've decide to take the UOB one card.
Anybody knows where is their HQ in kl?
Can we like go there and perhaps to get the card in like a few hours time like with m2 cc's?
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1. Annual Income: 80k - 100k

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: Doesnt really matter

3. Card required for: Petrol

4. Existing credit cards if any: Citibank and Bank Islam - both for education back then. maxed out but already paid 100%

5. Looking at CC from: Any

6. Others: as per mentioned in number 4, now i want to re-apply since i already clear outstanding debt. im debt-free but require cc for petrol and oversea outstation. issue is, just only recently settle everything so is there any cooldown period before reapply?
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I see. Tq so much bos.
I've decide to take the UOB one card.
Anybody knows where is their HQ in kl?
Can we like go there and perhaps to get the card in like a few hours time like with m2 cc's?
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I X Think they (UOB) Have 1-Hour Instant Credit Card Service... hmm.gif
So far as I know MBB, Citi, & RHB Got It Only... nod.gif

QUOTE(fReqZz @ Nov 24 2013, 09:18 PM)
1. Annual Income: 80k - 100k

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: Doesnt really matter

3. Card required for: Petrol

4. Existing credit cards if any: Citibank and Bank Islam - both for education back then. maxed out but already paid 100%

5. Looking at CC from: Any

6. Others: as per mentioned in number 4, now i want to re-apply since i already clear outstanding debt. im debt-free but require cc for petrol and oversea outstation. issue is, just only recently settle everything so is there any cooldown period before reapply?
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UOB One Card with 5% Off on Petrol, Currently the Best Card for Petrol Rebate... thumbup.gif
Can Refer to My Post #106-7 (just few Posts Above Yours') about the Rebate of UOB One Card & Others Credit Card Recommendation

Btw, About Your Debts Issue... U mean Currently now U X Have Any Credit Card (Sudah Potong All Your CC), Just Free Yourself from CC Debts...???
hmm.gif
Better Off with 3-6 Months Cooling Period for the Bank to Update Your CC (Debts-Free) Status to the CCRIS Report before You Try to get Credit Card Again... smile.gif

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QUOTE
Btw, About Your Debts Issue... U mean Currently now U X Have Any Credit Card (Sudah Potong All Your CC), Just Free Yourself from CC Debts...???
hmm.gif
Better Off with 3-6 Months Cooling Period for the Bank to Update Your CC (Debt-Free) Status to the CCRIS Report before You Try to get Credit Card  Again...  smile.gif
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Yes correct bro.

I see, ok, then i'll wait, not that i need to use it super urgent.

Thanks. rclxms.gif
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1. Annual Income: RM60K to RM100K

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: A Must.

3. Card required for: Petrol, Cash Back/Rebate Only, Overseas Transactions, Movie

4. Existing credit cards if any: Nil.

5. Looking at CC from: Nil

All Sifu, please advice the best CC for me. I read through this thread and notice a lot of changes on CC benefits at end of year 2013. My main focus is on maximized cash rebate, without annual fee. Thanks
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QUOTE(fly126 @ Nov 24 2013, 10:54 PM)
I X Think they (UOB) Have 1-Hour Instant Credit Card Service... hmm.gif
So far as I know MBB, Citi, & RHB Got It Only... nod.gif   
UOB One Card with 5% Off on Petrol, Currently the Best Card for Petrol Rebate... thumbup.gif
Can Refer to My Post #106-7 (just few Posts Above Yours') about the Rebate of UOB One Card & Others Credit Card Recommendation 

Btw, About Your Debts Issue... U mean Currently now U X Have Any Credit Card (Sudah Potong All Your CC), Just Free Yourself from CC Debts...???
hmm.gif
Better Off with 3-6 Months Cooling Period for the Bank to Update Your CC (Debts-Free) Status to the CCRIS Report before You Try to get Credit Card  Again...  smile.gif
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How is UOB One card compare to Citibank Cash Back platinum?

Citi Cash Back also gives 5% rebate for all petrol stations anytime.
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1. Annual Income: RM60K to RM100K

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: If possible

3. Card required for: main concern is on shopping, gadget/ home installment. Overseas transaction
If possible with free airport lounge access.

4. Existing credit cards if any: Nil

5. Looking at CC from: Was looking at the maybank 2 fard and citibank rewards platinium

6. Others: plan to get rewards point from the cards, as well as those that is best in making installment.

Hope to have some recommendation from everyone.
Felt reluctant with the maybank 2 card because the rewards point expired after 3 years..

Thanks
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QUOTE(mobilebugaboo @ Nov 25 2013, 05:27 PM)
1. Annual Income: RM60K to RM100K

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: A Must.

3. Card required for: Petrol, Cash Back/Rebate Only, Overseas Transactions, Movie

4. Existing credit cards if any: Nil.

5. Looking at CC from: Nil

All Sifu, please advice the best CC for me. I read through this thread and notice a lot of changes on CC benefits at end of year 2013. My main focus is on maximized cash rebate, without annual fee. Thanks
*
U Need a Card that Giving You Max Cash Back + No Annual Fee... hmm.gif
But FYI, Most of the Cash Rebate Credit Card Usually Came with Annual Fee... sweat.gif
Anyway, the Annual Fees of the Card are EZly to Waive Off by Bank if U Used Your Card.... Frequently nod.gif

I Think these 2 CC's You Should Consider to...

I) UOB ONE Card - a Pure Cash Back Card, Earn Cash Rebate ON:
* 5% for Petrol Cash Rebate [capped at RM500 for UOB ONE Platinum card & RM300 for UOB ONE Classic card per month.]
* 5% for Cinema at GSC only
* 2% Cash Rebate for major mobile service providers (Maxis, Digi & Celcom) [capped at RM300 for UOB ONE Platinum card & RM200 for UOB ONE Classic card per month.]
* 2% for Groceries [capped at RM1,500 for UOB ONE Platinum card & RM1,000 for UOB ONE Classic card per month.]
* 2% at Pharmacies
& 0.3% for all Other Purchases...
*Enchanted with SMART$ Cash Rebate Privileges http://www1.uob.com.my/assets/pdf/platinum...036;partner.pdf
Usually They Given 2 Years Annual Fee Waiver to NEW Signup
For the Subsequent Years You can Call Customer Service Request AF Waiver from Them

II) Maybank 2Cards
It's FREE for Life with NO Annual Fee Came with a Treat Point (System) with 3 Years Expiration Period
*The benefits of two cards, Maybankard 2 American Express® Card and Maybankard 2 MasterCard or Visa Card, in 1 sign up, 1 service tax, & 1 statement.
*You can Enjoy a low Finance Charge of 8.88% p.a. on your outstanding retail balance.
*5x Treats-Points for every Ringgit spent on Maybankard 2 American Express Card and 1x Treats Point on Maybankard 2 Card in Malaysia or anywhere else in the world.
* 5% Weekend cash back when spend on Maybankard 2 American Express Card capped at RM50 per customer (including Supp Card member) per month
* the Treat Points also can Convert to Enrich Air Miles

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QUOTE(selinix @ Nov 25 2013, 07:10 PM)
How is UOB One card compare to Citibank Cash Back platinum?

Citi Cash Back also gives 5% rebate for all petrol stations anytime.
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Yes, You can Notice that, the UOB One Card got Similar Benefits with Citibank Cash back Platinum...
UOB One Card (Income Requirement RM24-36K p.a) & Citibank Cash Back Platinum (Income Requirement RM40k p.a)

But, the Citibank CB Only credit the cash back earned once you reach RM50 & If the cash rebate is less than RM50 for a particular month, the total cash rebate amount will be carried forward to the following month... Whereas UOB credit the cash back monthly into the account... thumbup.gif

Another Cons of Citi CB Plat.... the 2% Phone Bills Rebates ONLY Available with Payments Made through Citibank Online & One Bill Payment... Whereas You can Enjoy Phone Bills Cash Back with UOB Card from Any Payment Channel ie: at Online Portal or Pay Over the Counter... biggrin.gif

+ U Will Get 5% + Another 2% Smart $ Cash Rebate at BPH Petrol with UOB One Card as for the Citi CB Plat. Just 5% Off for All Petrol Station... sweat.gif

The UOB One Card is Clearly Outshine & More Practical Uses Compare to Citibank Cash-Back Platinum with Similarity Benefits... nod.gif

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QUOTE(fly126 @ Nov 25 2013, 07:27 PM)
U Need a Card that Giving You Max Cash Back + No Annual Fee... hmm.gif 
But FYI, Most of the Cash Rebate Credit Card Usually Came with Annual Fee...  sweat.gif
Anyway, the Annual Fees of the Card are EZly to Waive Off by Bank if U Used Your Card.... Frequently  nod.gif

I Think these 2 CC's You Should Consider to... 

I) UOB ONE Card - a Pure Cash Back Card, Earn Cash Rebate ON:
* 5% for Petrol Cash Rebate [capped at RM500 for UOB ONE Platinum card & RM300 for UOB ONE Classic card per month.]
* 5% for Cinema at GSC only
* 2% Cash Rebate for major mobile service providers (Maxis, Digi & Celcom) [capped at RM300 for UOB ONE Platinum card & RM200 for UOB ONE Classic card per month.]
* 2% for Groceries [capped at RM1,500 for UOB ONE Platinum card & RM1,000 for UOB ONE Classic card per month.]
* 2% at Pharmacies
& 0.3% for all Other Purchases...
*Enchanted with SMART$ Cash Rebate Privileges http://www1.uob.com.my/assets/pdf/platinum...036;partner.pdf
Usually They Given 2 Years Annual Fee Waiver to NEW Signup
For the Subsequent Years You can Call Customer Service Request AF Waiver from Them

II) Maybank 2Cards
It's FREE for Life with NO Annual Fee Came with a Treat Point (System) with 3 Years Expiration Period
*The benefits of two cards, Maybankard 2 American Express® Card and Maybankard 2 MasterCard or Visa Card, in 1 sign up, 1 service tax, & 1 statement.
*You can Enjoy a low Finance Charge of 8.88% p.a. on your outstanding retail balance.
*5x Treats-Points for every Ringgit spent on Maybankard 2 American Express Card and 1x Treats Point on Maybankard 2 Card in Malaysia or anywhere else in the world.
* 5% Weekend cash back when spend on Maybankard 2 American Express Card capped at RM50 per customer (including Supp Card member) per month
* the Treat Points also can Convert to Enrich Air Miles
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I think UOB One Card would be more suitable for me since i could only benefit from Weekend Shopping to receive 5% cash back from Maybank 2Cards.
Thanks you.
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QUOTE(b787 @ Nov 25 2013, 07:20 PM)
1. Annual Income: RM60K to RM100K

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: If possible

3. Card required for: main concern is on shopping, gadget/ home installment. Overseas transaction
                               If possible with free airport lounge access.

4. Existing credit cards if any: Nil

5. Looking at CC from: Was looking at the maybank 2 fard and citibank rewards platinium

6. Others: plan to get rewards point from the cards, as well as those that is best in making installment.

Hope to have some recommendation from everyone.
Felt reluctant with the maybank 2 card because the rewards point expired after 3 years..

Thanks
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Your Credit Card Recommendation:
I) Alliance Cash Back Platinum
•0% Finance Charge for first 3 months
•Up to 2.0% cash back* on retail spend http://www.alliancebank.com.my/Personal-Ba...rs#platinum-tab
•2x Timeless Bonus Points on overseas spend
•No lost card liability upon reporting
•Annual fee waiver for every year with easy spend conditions, i.e. spend a minimum of RM5,000 or swipe 12 times within a 12-month period
•Instalment Payment Plan at 0% p.a. interest rate at participating merchants
•Unlimited Complimentary Access to KLIA Plaza Premium Lounge
•Enrich Miles Redemption via Enrich Rewards Program with Malaysia Airlines.
•AirAsia BIG Points Redemption (for VISA Credit Card only).

II) RHB Visa Signature Credit Card, With...
- Unlimited 1% Cash Back on all online and overseas transactions
- 0.5% Cash-Back on all other transactions
Cash Back is capped at RM200 per month, per customer (excludes Petrol, Government, Cash Advance & Charity transactions)
- 4x Complimentary access into Plaza Premium Lounges in Malaysia, Yearly
- Travel insurance Coverage of up to RM2 million
Annual fee waiver, With a total minimum cards spend of RM50,000 per annum
http://www.rhb.com.my/cards/credit-card/cc...tml#eligibility

III) Maybank 2Cards
It's FREE for Life with NO Annual Fee Came with a Treat Point (System) with 3 Years Expiration Period
*The benefits of two cards, Maybankard 2 American Express® Card and Maybankard 2 MasterCard or Visa Card, in 1 sign up, 1 service tax, & 1 statement.
*You can Enjoy a low Finance Charge of 8.88% p.a. on your outstanding retail balance.
*5x Treats-Points for every Ringgit spent on Maybankard 2 American Express Card and 1x Treats Point on Maybankard 2 Card in Malaysia or anywhere else in the world.
* 5% Weekend cash back when spend on Maybankard 2 American Express Card capped at RM50 per customer (including Supp Card member) per month
*Used the Treats Point to Offset Yearly GST & Used It on Enrich Air Miles Conversion... Although the Treats Point came with 3 Years Validation Period

IV) Citibank Rewards Platinum
Yes, U can have 5X Rewards Point from Your selected Rewards categories But... You Need to Pay RM100 Annual Subscription Fee per Category to Enjoy the 5X Rewards Point Privileges. For example, if you have subscribed 2 Rewards categories, you will see an annual fee of RM200 billed to your annual statement.
Citibank Rewards Platinum FAQ: http://www.citibank.com.my/english/credit-...getting_started
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Citibank Installment Plan, Flexible tenures available from 6 - 36 months:
0% EasyPay http://www.citibank.com.my/english/existin...ode=MYECMWAB5LM
Flexi Payment Plan http://www.citibank.com.my/english/existin...ode=MYECMWAB6LM

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Yes, You can Notice that, the UOB One Card got Similar Benefits with Citibank Cash back Platinum...
UOB One Card (Income Requirement RM24-36K p.a) & Citibank Cash Back Platinum (Income Requirement RM40k p.a)

But, the Citibank CB Only credit the cash back earned once you reach RM50 & If the cash rebate is less than RM50 for a particular month, the total cash rebate amount will be carried forward to the following month... Whereas UOB credit the cash back monthly into the account... thumbup.gif

Another Cons of Citi CB Plat.... the 2% Phone Bills Rebates ONLY Available with Payments Made through Citibank Online & One Bill Payment... Whereas You can Enjoy Phone Bills Cash Back with UOB Card from Any Payment Channel ie: at Online Portal or Pay Over the Counter...  biggrin.gif 

+ U Will Get 5% + Another 2% Smart $ Cash Rebate at BPH Petrol with UOB One Card as for the Citi CB Plat. Just 5% Off for All Petrol Station... sweat.gif

The UOB One Card is Clearly Outshine & More Practical Uses Compare to Citibank Cash-Back Platinum with Similarity Benefits... nod.gif
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Thanks for the review.

I think for the cash rebate of RM50 for Citibank is not a big issue for me as long as I receive it regardless when. For the phone bill is not hard to set up and do it through the online citibank system, in fact it is more convenient. I realize UOB have a limit of RM300 only for this and for petrol is only RM500.

The only thing I can see UOB One Card is better is if I pump BHP alone and also on GSC tickets.
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Thanks for the review.

I think for the cash rebate of RM50 for Citibank is not a big issue for me as long as I receive it regardless when. For the phone bill is not hard to set up and do it through the online citibank system, in fact it is more convenient. I realize UOB have a limit of RM300 only for this and for petrol is only RM500.

The only thing I can see UOB One Card is better is if I pump BHP alone and also on GSC tickets.
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True, You Can Earn More $$$ with Citibank Cash Back Platinum... nod.gif
* 5% for Petrol Cash Rebate [capped at RM600 for Citibank CB Platinum card & RM500 for UOB ONE Platinum card per month.]

* 2% Cash Rebate for major mobile service providers (Maxis, Digi & Celcom) [capped at RM300 for UOB ONE Platinum card per month & Citibank CB Platinum Rebate will be Unlimited as Long U Pay the Bill thru Citibank Online]

* 2% for Groceries [capped at RM1,500 for UOB ONE Platinum card & RM3,000 for Citibank CB Platinum card per month]

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1. Annual Income: RM76-80k

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: A Must

3. Card required for: groceries, petrol, utilities, dining and occasional travels, cash back and points

4. Existing credit cards if any: MBB2card, OCBC Ti

5. Looking at CC from: any

6. Others: I am looking for a replacement for my OCBC Ti. My monthly expenses roughly around RM1.5-2.5k
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QUOTE(virgoguy @ Nov 27 2013, 10:54 AM)
1. Annual Income: RM76-80k

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: A Must

3. Card required for: groceries, petrol, utilities, dining and occasional travels, cash back and points

4. Existing credit cards if any: MBB2card, OCBC Ti

5. Looking at CC from: any

6. Others: I am looking for a replacement for my OCBC Ti. My monthly expenses roughly around RM1.5-2.5k
*
I) HLB Wise Card
You can Enjoy 10% Cash Back Everyday with Your Spending from the 10 Categories as Below:
1. *Mobile
2. Pharmacies
3. Groceries
4. Petrol
5. Dining
6. Departmental
7. Book Stores
8. Utilities
9. Entertainment
10. Travel
* Bonus Category
But...
- RM10 Switching/Subscription fee if you want to change category
- 10% Cash-back only applicable to 2 Selected categories + Mobile (by default)
- Need Min. RM50 spending per transaction to Enjoy 10% Cash Rebate & the Cash Back Capped on $100 Every Month
https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2760395
OR
II) HLB Mach Card- Annual Fee Waiver Subject to 12x Swipes a Year
You can Enjoy Cash Back Everyday with Your Spending from the 12 Categories as Below (Get 1 for Free...12 All's from Movies to Dining):
1. Movie -10% All Cinemas
2. Music & Events - 3% Ticket Pro , Air Asia RedTix...
3. Nightlife - 2% All Bars & Nightclubs
4. Dining - 5% All Dinning Outlets
5. Style - 2% Uniqlo, Cotton On, Forever 21, Zara, Topshop...
6. Groceries - 2% All Grocery Stores
7. Departmental - 2% Parkson, Tangs,Metrojaya, Isetan...
8. Health & Fitness - 3% Fitness Concept, Fitness First, Guardian, Watson....
9. Mobile - 3% Maxis, Digi & Celcom
10. Tech - 2% All IT Stores
11. Travel - 1% Air Asia
12. Online - 1% All Online Spend
But...
Need to pay RM5 Subscription Fee every 3 months to enjoy additional categories of Cash Back of the Card Or Cash Rebate of 0.2% will be Rewarded on all other purchases as above mentioned+ Also NO Rebate on Petrol... sweat.gif
For Details: http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2421215

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How is stand chart just once credit card to compare with other cash back? Saw the 15% rebate on petrol.
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How is stand chart just once credit card to compare with other cash back? Saw the 15% rebate on petrol.
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Standard Chartered JustOne Platinum MasterCard Credit Card T&Cs http://www.standardchartered.com.my/promo/...ercard/tnc.html
Pls Read Item No. 5... sweat.gif

5. Petrol Cashback
We give you petrol cashback in the following situations:
When you spend a minimum of RM999 but less than RM1,999 per month in retail purchases (local and international) on your JustOne Platinum Card as shown in your credit card statement, subject to a cap of RM28 per month;
When you spend a minimum of RM1,999 but less than RM2,999 per month in retail purchases (local and international) on your JustOne Platinum Card as shown in your credit card statement, subject to a cap of to RM38 per month
When you spend a minimum of RM2,999 or more per month in retail purchases (local and international) on your JustOne Platinum Card as shown in your credit card statement, you will receive a petrol cashback cap up to RM48 per month...



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QUOTE(fly126 @ Nov 27 2013, 11:22 PM)
Standard Chartered JustOne Platinum MasterCard Credit Card T&Cs http://www.standardchartered.com.my/promo/...ercard/tnc.html
Pls Read Item No. 5... sweat.gif

5. Petrol Cashback
We give you petrol cashback in the following situations:
When you spend a minimum of RM999 but less than RM1,999 per month in retail purchases (local and international) on your JustOne Platinum Card as shown in your credit card statement, subject to a cap of RM28 per month;
When you spend a minimum of RM1,999 but less than RM2,999 per month in retail purchases (local and international) on your JustOne Platinum Card as shown in your credit card statement, subject to a cap of to RM38 per month
When you spend a minimum of RM2,999 or more per month in retail purchases (local and international) on your JustOne Platinum Card as shown in your credit card statement, you will receive a petrol cashback cap up to RM48 per month...
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Just saw it after post, paiseh! If in that situation with the cap limit, then it's not 15% already!!! Swt.
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I) HLB Wise Card
You can Enjoy 10% Cash Back Everyday with Your Spending from the 10 Categories as Below:
1. *Mobile
2. Pharmacies
3. Groceries
4. Petrol
5. Dining
6. Departmental
7. Book Stores
8. Utilities
9. Entertainment
10. Travel
* Bonus Category
But...
- RM10 Switching/Subscription fee if you want to change category
- 10% Cash-back only applicable to 2 Selected categories + Mobile (by default)
- Need Min. RM50 spending per transaction to Enjoy 10% Cash Rebate & the Cash Back Capped on $100 Every Month
https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2760395
OR
II) HLB Mach Card- Annual Fee Waiver Subject to 12x Swipes a Year
You can Enjoy Cash Back Everyday with Your Spending from the 12 Categories as Below (Get 1 for Free...12 All's from Movies to Dining):
1. Movie -10% All Cinemas
2. Music & Events - 3% Ticket Pro , Air Asia RedTix...
3. Nightlife - 2% All Bars & Nightclubs
4. Dining - 5% All Dinning Outlets
5. Style - 2% Uniqlo, Cotton On, Forever 21, Zara, Topshop...
6. Groceries - 2% All Grocery Stores
7. Departmental - 2% Parkson, Tangs,Metrojaya, Isetan...
8. Health & Fitness - 3% Fitness Concept, Fitness First, Guardian, Watson....
9. Mobile - 3% Maxis, Digi & Celcom
10. Tech - 2% All IT Stores
11. Travel - 1% Air Asia
12. Online - 1% All Online Spend
But...
Need to pay RM5 Subscription Fee every 3 months to enjoy additional categories of Cash Back of the Card Or Cash Rebate of 0.2% will be Rewarded on all other purchases as above mentioned+  Also NO Rebate on Petrol... sweat.gif 
For Details: http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2421215
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sad.gif seem like both card doesn't cover much categories like ocbc ti and need to pay for their AF as well.

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QUOTE(virgoguy @ Nov 28 2013, 09:44 AM)
sad.gif  seem like both card doesn't cover much categories like ocbc ti and need to pay for their AF as well.
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How About UOB One Card, I Think Currently is 1 of the BEST Card Now... hmm.gif

Earn Cash Rebate ON:
* 5% for Petrol Cash Rebate [capped at RM500 for UOB ONE Platinum card & RM300 for UOB ONE Classic card per month.]
* 5% for Cinema at GSC only
* 2% Cash Rebate for major mobile service providers (Maxis, Digi & Celcom) [capped at RM300 for UOB ONE Platinum card & RM200 for UOB ONE Classic card per month.]
* 2% for Groceries [capped at RM1,500 for UOB ONE Platinum card & RM1,000 for UOB ONE Classic card per month.]
* 2% at Pharmacies
& 0.3% for all Other Purchases...
*Enchanted with SMART$ Cash Rebate Privileges http://www1.uob.com.my/assets/pdf/platinum...036;partner.pdf
Usually They Given 2 Years Annual Fee Waiver to NEW Signup
For the Subsequent Years You can Call Customer Service Request AF Waiver from Them, As I know They Annual Fee was EZly to Waive Off as long Use the Card Frequently...
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Basic salary Rm 2700 + Rm 800 unfixed allowance, after deduct all net pay Rm 2 800

Just use for petrol, what is the best credit card should apply ?
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Basic salary Rm 2700 + Rm 800 unfixed allowance, after deduct all net pay Rm 2 800

Just use for petrol, what is the best credit card should apply ?
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Please Post It with the Format Same like Post #2 so that we are Able to recommend you a credit card based on your needs and qualifications... nod.gif

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Today last day using my OCBC... will ice it as it is now 1% cash back.... wise CC seems like the next best option... but need to keep track all the transaction
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Basic salary Rm 2700 + Rm 800 unfixed allowance, after deduct all net pay Rm 2 800

Just use for petrol, what is the best credit card should apply ?
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uob one card with 5% rebate on petrol at all petrol stations.
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uob one card with 5% rebate on petrol at all petrol stations.
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But you need to mention the spending cap for petrol category on UOB ONE Classic/Platinum.
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But you need to mention the spending cap for petrol category on UOB ONE Classic/Platinum.
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because he just provide a simplified question, so i just provide a simplified answer. LOL! rclxms.gif tongue.gif
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3. Card required for: Bill Payment, Online transaction, Cash Back/Rebate

4. Existing credit cards if any: Nil.

5. Looking at CC from: any

6. Others: movie, purchase installment

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1. Annual Income: RM25k to 30k

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: not sure

3. Card required for: Bill Payment, Online transaction, Cash Back/Rebate

4. Existing credit cards if any: Nil.

5. Looking at CC from: any

6. Others: movie, purchase installment

thanks for the advice.
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UOB ONE Classic...
Pls Refer to Post #124 for Your Credit Card Recommendation... nod.gif
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UOB ONE Classic...
Pls Refer to Post #124 for Your Credit Card Recommendation... nod.gif
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how do you think about this promo ?

Worth it ?

Link : http://www.groupon.my/deals/klang-valley-s...-bank-717806376
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1. Annual Income: RM36K to RM60K
2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: A Must or waive-able

3. Card required for: Petrol, Utility bills online (Astro, TM, TNB etc), Cash Back/Rebate Only, e-payment/purchase, some shopping/dining/movie

4. Existing credit cards if any: OCBC titanium (to be replaced), standard chartered (to be cancelled), citibank clear

5. Looking at CC from: any that best suitable

6. Others:none
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1. Annual Income: RM36K to RM60K

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3. Card required for: Petrol, Education, Shopping/dining/movie , Utility bills online, Easy payment

4. Existing credit cards if any: MBF Gold, Standard Chartered WorldMiles

5. Looking at CC from: Islamic card

6. Others: Want to replace existing card to Islamic card

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1. Annual Income: RM36K to RM60K

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: A Must or waive able

3. Card required for: Petrol, Education, Shopping/dining/movie , Utility bills online, Easy payment

4. Existing credit cards if any: MBF Gold, Standard Chartered WorldMiles

5. Looking at CC from: Islamic card

6. Others: Want to replace existing card to Islamic card
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I) HSBC Amanah Platinum Credit Card-i (Annual Fee Waiver Subject 12x Swipes a Year)
With Standard Features -*Unlimited 0.5 % Cash-Back on Local Spend & 1% Off on Overseas Spend
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5% Cash-Back for Total Monthly Spend of $2000 & Below, 8% Cash Back for Total Monthly Spend of $2001 & Above...
(Cash Back on Petrol, Groceries & Dining Spend Made during Weekends Only) Valid till 31/12/2013
OR
II) Maybank Islamic Ikhwan American Express® Gold Card-i
*Lifetime Annual fee waiver with no conditions attached.
*Earn 5x TreatPoints on all petrol spend.
*Express Autopay.
*Earn 2x TreatPoints on all other spend.
*American Express SELECTS Privilege.
*Free Maybankard Touch n’ Go Zing Card- Get this automatic reload card that is linked to your Ikhwan Card-i.
OR
III) Maybank Islamic PETRONAS Ikhwan Visa Gold/Platinum Card-i
- Earn 8x TreatsPoints with your PETRONAS Ikhwan Visa at PETRONAS Stations and grocery shopping during your weekend.
- Earn 5x Treat-Points at PETRONAS Stations on weekdays.
- No Annual Fee with no conditions attached.
- Collect Treats-Points and use them to redeem PETRONAS Gift-Card.
- Enjoy Mesra points at all Petronas Station with any purchase of fuel and/ or Kedai Mesra items.
- Etiqa Mutiara Takaful Plus Plan provides you with both protection and investment at only RM10 per month.
- Free Maybankard Touch n’ Go Zing Card.

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QUOTE(hamilan527 @ Nov 29 2013, 10:50 AM)
1. Annual Income: RM36K to RM60K
2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: A Must or waive-able

3. Card required for: Petrol, Utility bills online (Astro, TM, TNB etc), Cash Back/Rebate Only, e-payment/purchase, some shopping/dining/movie

4. Existing credit cards if any: OCBC titanium (to be replaced), standard chartered (to be cancelled), citibank clear
....
5. Looking at CC from: any that best suitable

6. Others:none
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Your CC's Recommendation:
I) Maybank 2Cards- A Must icon_rolleyes.gif
It's FREE for Life with NO Annual Fee Came with a Treat Point (System) with 3 Years Expiration Period
*The benefits of two cards, Maybankard 2 American Express® Card and Maybankard 2 MasterCard or Visa Card, in 1 sign up, 1 service tax, & 1 statement.
*You can Enjoy a low Finance Charge of 8.88% p.a. on your outstanding retail balance.
*5x Treats-Points for every Ringgit spent on Maybankard 2 American Express Card and 1x Treats Point on Maybankard 2 Card in Malaysia or anywhere else in the world.
* 5% Weekend cash back when spend on Maybankard 2 American Express Card capped at RM50 per customer (including Supp Card member) per month
*Used the Treats Point to Offset Yearly GST & Used It for Enrich Air Miles Conversion... Although the Treats Point came with 3 Years Validation Period

II) UOB One Card or HLB Wise or HLB Mach
Pls Refer to My posts #122-24 Details of These Card, Just Few Posts Above Yours.... nod.gif

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3. Card required for: Oversea expense like hotel, restaurant etc

4. Existing credit cards if any: No

5. Looking at CC from: Any

6. Others: Good conversion rate. Looking for rewards like airmiles, krisflyer etc. No AMEX

THANKS

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QUOTE(Ringkii @ Nov 28 2013, 12:48 PM)
Ocbc titanium the most preferred
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no more since today
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1. Annual Income: RM30k

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: if got

3. Card required for: Bill Payment, Online transaction, petrol

4. Existing credit cards if any: RHB Travel Money , UOB One( just cancel due to annual fees cant waived ) restrusture Outstanding payment.

5. Looking at CC from: MBB,Citi,CIMB or u recommend but no HLB

6. Others:

for my income i only can hold 2 cards. so means i have to settle my UOB outstanding first for CCRISS to clear this account or i can start apply for second card now?
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QUOTE(13aby @ Nov 30 2013, 11:10 AM)
1. Annual Income: RM30k

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: if got

3. Card required for: Bill Payment, Online transaction, petrol

4. Existing credit cards if any: RHB Travel Money , UOB One( just cancel due to annual fees cant waived ) restrusture Outstanding payment.

5. Looking at CC from: MBB,Citi,CIMB or u recommend but no HLB

6. Others:

for my income i only can hold 2 cards. so means i have to settle my UOB outstanding first for CCRISS to clear this account or i can start apply for second card now?
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how do you cancel your uob one card when you have yet to clear the outstanding? blink.gif
after settling your issue with uob, you may check out mbb2cards gold for 5% rebate (+5x tp) on all weekends expenses (at places that accept amex).

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Hi All, any recommended card to cover DIG, Maxis, Astro, Electricity bill?
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1. Annual Income: >180k

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: No

3. Card required for: Alot oversea transactions as will be based in Indonesia.

4. Existing credit cards if any: Maybank 2 Card, Maybank Visa Petronas Platinum
Cancelling OCBC Titanum, BSN Mastercard Platinum, HLB Visa Platinum, Citibank Mastercard Platinum

5. Looking at CC from: Open to suggestion

6. Must be able to track statement & pay credit card bills online
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. Annual Income: - should be sufficient for most cards

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: A Must

3. Card required for: Petrol, groceries and others

4. Existing credit cards if any: Citibank silver (retain for sentimental reason), Citibank Giant (to cancel), OCBC titanium (considering to cancel since no more 5% rebate), Maybank2card (to retain as long as attractive enougn)

5. Looking at CC from: Other cards that allows me to get more benefit in terms of rebate or points which I normally use to purchase groceries.

6. Others: Currently petrol using Maybank amex on weekend and OCBC titanium weekdays, now since OCBC reducing rebate to 1%, looking for something else. Groceries -Amex in weekend and OCBC titinium weekdays...
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QUOTE(victorywp @ Nov 30 2013, 03:51 PM)
how do you cancel your uob one card when you have yet to clear the outstanding?  blink.gif
after settling your issue with uob, you may check out mbb2cards gold for 5% rebate (+5x tp) on all weekends expenses (at places that accept amex).
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i just call up CS and cancel it. The Card immediately not valid anymore thn i call up to another department to restructure my outstanding . But this installment interest is based on my retail interest which is 18%. They actually just close my CC account but the account still will be in CCRISS till i settle the outstanding. i already have 2 in my ccriss....i think is better mayb after a year only apply for CC? so my CCRISS record all 00000
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QUOTE(vergas @ Dec 2 2013, 12:43 PM)
. Annual Income: - should be sufficient for most cards

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: A Must

3. Card required for: Petrol, groceries and others

4. Existing credit cards if any: Citibank silver (retain for sentimental reason), Citibank Giant (to cancel), OCBC titanium (considering to cancel since no more 5% rebate), Maybank2card (to retain as long as attractive enougn)

5. Looking at CC from: Other cards that allows me to get more benefit in terms of rebate or points which I normally use to purchase groceries.

6. Others: Currently petrol using Maybank amex on weekend and OCBC titanium weekdays, now since OCBC reducing rebate to 1%, looking for something else. Groceries -Amex in weekend and OCBC titinium weekdays...
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UOB One Card, Currently 1 of the Best Now... smile.gif
https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2979093/+120 Pls Refer MyPost#124 for Details
OR
Citibank Cash Back Platinum http://www.citibank.com.my/english/credit-...Code=MYCCWAB7LM Which's having the Similar Benefits with UOB One Card

But, the Citibank CB Only credit the cash back earned once you reach RM50 & If the cash rebate is less than RM50 for a particular month, the total cash rebate amount will be carried forward to the following month... Whereas UOB credit the cash back monthly into the account...

Another Cons of Citi CB Plat.... the 2% Phone Bills Rebates ONLY Available with Payments Made thru Citibank Online & One Bill Payment... Whereas You can Enjoy Phone Bills Cash Back with UOB Card from Any Payment Channel ie: at Online Portal or Pay Over the Counter...
+ U Will Get 5% + Another 2% Smart $ Cash Rebate at BHP Petrol with UOB One Card as for the Citi CB Plat. Just 5% Off for All Petrol Station

Anyway,You Can Earn More $$$ with Citibank Cash Back Platinum... nod.gif
* 5% for Petrol Cash Rebate [capped at RM600 for Citibank CB Platinum card & RM500 for UOB ONE Platinum card per month.]

* 2% Cash Rebate for major mobile service providers (Maxis, Digi & Celcom) [capped at RM300 for UOB ONE Platinum card per month & Citibank CB Platinum Rebate will be Unlimited as Long U Pay the Bill thru Citibank Online]

* 2% for Groceries [capped at RM1,500 for UOB ONE Platinum card & RM3,000 for Citibank CB Platinum card per month]

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2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: No

3. Card required for: AirMiles (Travel), Airport Lounges
4. Existing credit cards if any: Nil

5. Looking at CC from: Citibank - Premier Miles

6. Others: I'm a foreigner. I'm looking at Citi PremierMiles AmEx, but then I know that AmEx is not as versatile as Visa or Mastercard. I also prefer not having to open a bank account. CIMB Enrich cards would also be out of question since it requires a stupid amount of fixed deposit.

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QUOTE(gloryglory888 @ Dec 2 2013, 12:04 PM)
1. Annual Income: >180k

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: No

3. Card required for: Alot oversea transactions as will be based in Indonesia.

4. Existing credit cards if any: Maybank 2 Card, Maybank Visa Petronas Platinum
Cancelling OCBC Titanum, BSN Mastercard Platinum, HLB Visa Platinum, Citibank Mastercard Platinum

5. Looking at CC from: Open to suggestion

6. Must be able to track statement & pay credit card bills online
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Your Credit Card Recommendation:
I) Maybankard Manchester United Visa Infinite or Maybankard Visa Infinite
The Best Travel & Overseas Spend Card from Maybank.
Annual Fee Principal: RM800, FREE for the 1st year
Subsequent years FREE if spend a min of RM50,000 per annum
Supplementary: FREE for life
Min. Annual Income Requirement: RM180,000
WITH,
*10,000 Treats Points upon activation of card
*2x Treats Points for every RM1 spent locally and 5x Treats Points for every RM1 spent overseas.
*Treats Points can be converted to Enrich Miles, KrisFlyer Miles or Q Miles,etc...
*Golf privileges at local and overseas golf clubs
*Dining privileges at selected eateries and restaurants

For More Details,
Maybankard Manchester United Visa Infinite http://www.maybank2u.com.my/mbb_info/m2u/p...sonal/CRD-Cards

Maybankard Visa Infinite http://www.maybank2u.com.my/mbb_info/m2u/p...sonal/CRD-Cards

*Actually, Both of the MBB VI Card got Similar Benefits As for Myself Prefer the MU Visa Infinite coz got 5 x TreatsPoints when MU wins a Premier League Match + Others MU's Privileges... brows.gif

II) Alliance Bank VISA INFINITE
Annual Fee Principal: RM800, FREE for the 1st year
*5x Timeless Bonus Points on overseas retail spend
*Annual Loyalty Rewards on cumulative spend
*Lifetime Annual Fee Waiver with minimum spend of RM30,000 within a 12-month period
*Complimentary Priority Pass membership card access to lounges worldwide
*Frequent Flyer Program via Enrich Rewards Program and AirAsia BIG
More Details: http://www.alliancebank.com.my/Personal-Ba...ssibilities-tab

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UOB One Card, Currently 1 of the Best Now... smile.gif 
https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2979093/+120 Pls Refer MyPost#124 for Details
OR
Citibank Cash Back Platinum http://www.citibank.com.my/english/credit-...Code=MYCCWAB7LM  Which's having the Similar Benefits with UOB One Card
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But the annual fees? RM195 for citibank, do they waived that?
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But the annual fees? RM195 for citibank, do they waived that?
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For the 1st Year is Free with 3x Swipes with 60 Days from the Approval Date
On Subsequent Years, U can Call CS Request AF Waiver from them about 2-3 Months before the Card Anniversary
Usually, they will Delighted Waive It for You if used the Card Frequently... smile.gif

FYI, I Never Paid a Single Cent of It (I got 2's Citi CC), so far... brows.gif

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Your Credit Card Recommendation:
I) Maybankard Manchester United Visa Infinite or Maybankard Visa Infinite
The Best Travel & Overseas Spend Card from Maybank.
Annual Fee Principal: RM800, FREE for the 1st year
Subsequent years FREE if spend a min of RM50,000 per annum
Supplementary: FREE for life
Min. Annual Income Requirement: RM180,000
WITH,
*10,000 Treats Points upon activation of card
*2x Treats Points for every RM1 spent locally and 5x Treats Points for every RM1 spent overseas.
*Treats Points can be converted to Enrich Miles, KrisFlyer Miles or Q Miles,etc...
*Golf privileges at local and overseas golf clubs
*Dining privileges at selected eateries and restaurants

For More Details,
Maybankard Manchester United Visa Infinite http://www.maybank2u.com.my/mbb_info/m2u/p...sonal/CRD-Cards

Maybankard Visa Infinite http://www.maybank2u.com.my/mbb_info/m2u/p...sonal/CRD-Cards

*Actually, Both of the MBB VI Card got Similar Benefits As for Myself Prefer the MU Visa Infinite coz got 5 x TreatsPoints when MU wins a Premier League Match + Others MU's Privileges...  brows.gif

II) Alliance Bank VISA INFINITE
Annual Fee Principal: RM800, FREE for the 1st year
*5x Timeless Bonus Points on overseas retail spend
*Annual Loyalty Rewards on cumulative spend
*Lifetime Annual Fee Waiver with minimum spend of RM30,000 within a 12-month period
*Complimentary Priority Pass membership card access to lounges worldwide
*Frequent Flyer Program via Enrich Rewards Program and AirAsia BIG
More Details: http://www.alliancebank.com.my/Personal-Ba...ssibilities-tab
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Thanks. I have look at both, just looking at options of not paying the RM800 annual fee.
Maybank would be my preference as i can view card details online but i dont think i will use more than RM50k per year to be entitled to waiver. Well from my nick, u can pretty much guess which team i support too..

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QUOTE(gloryglory888 @ Dec 2 2013, 05:08 PM)
Thanks. I have look at both, just looking at options of not paying the RM800 annual fee.
Maybank would be my preference as i can view card details online but i dont think i will use more than RM50k per year to be entitled to waiver. Well from my nick, u can pretty much guess which team i support too..
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Plus point for Alliance would be

1. access to lounge world wide
2. 30k within 12 months for free lifetime annual fee

Alliance do have online system to track your CC usage / payment. I believe most bank provide this anyway because i havent come across any that doesn't provide this platform.
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QUOTE(fly126 @ Nov 29 2013, 06:35 PM)
I) HSBC Amanah Platinum Credit Card-i (Annual Fee Waiver Subject 12x Swipes a Year)
With Standard Features -*Unlimited 0.5 % Cash-Back on Local Spend & 1% Off on Overseas Spend
+
5% Cash-Back for Total Monthly Spend of $2000 & Below, 8% Cash Back for Total Monthly Spend of $2001 & Above...
(Cash Back on Petrol, Groceries & Dining Spend Made during Weekends Only) Valid till 31/12/2013
OR
II) Maybank Islamic Ikhwan American Express® Gold Card-i
*Lifetime Annual fee waiver with no conditions attached.
*Earn 5x TreatPoints on all petrol spend.
*Express Autopay.
*Earn 2x TreatPoints on all other spend.
*American Express SELECTS Privilege.     
*Free Maybankard Touch n’ Go Zing Card- Get this automatic reload card that is linked to your Ikhwan Card-i.
OR
III) Maybank Islamic PETRONAS Ikhwan Visa Gold/Platinum Card-i
- Earn 8x TreatsPoints with your PETRONAS Ikhwan Visa at PETRONAS Stations and grocery shopping during your weekend.
- Earn 5x Treat-Points at PETRONAS Stations on weekdays.
- No Annual Fee with no conditions attached.
- Collect Treats-Points and use them to redeem PETRONAS Gift-Card.
- Enjoy Mesra points at all Petronas Station with any purchase of fuel and/ or Kedai Mesra items.
- Etiqa Mutiara Takaful Plus Plan provides you with both protection and investment at only RM10 per month.
- Free Maybankard Touch n’ Go Zing Card.
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Tq bro,
If I looking for non Islamic card, what card suitable for me ?
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Tq bro,
If I looking for non Islamic card, what card suitable for me ?
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Currently, These CC's Popular Like HOT Cake... laugh.gif

I) Maybank 2Cards - a Must
It's FREE for Life with NO Annual Fee Came with a Treat Point (System) with 3 Years Expiration Period
*The benefits of two cards, Maybankard 2 American Express® Card and Maybankard 2 MasterCard or Visa Card, in 1 sign up, 1 service tax, & 1 statement.
*You can Enjoy a low Finance Charge of 8.88% p.a. on your outstanding retail balance.
*5x Treats-Points for every Ringgit spent on Maybankard 2 American Express Card and 1x Treats Point on Maybankard 2 Card in Malaysia or anywhere else in the world.
* 5% Weekend cash back when spend on Maybankard 2 American Express Card capped at RM50 per customer (including Supp Card member) per month
+ Used the Treats Point to Offset Yearly GST & Used It for Enrich Air Miles Conversion... Although the Treats Point came with 3 Years Validation Period

II) UOB One Card - a Pure Cash Card
Earn Cash Rebate ON:
* 5% for Petrol Cash Rebate [capped at RM500 for UOB ONE Platinum card & RM300 for UOB ONE Classic card per month.]
* 5% for Cinema at GSC only
* 2% Cash Rebate for major mobile service providers (Maxis, Digi & Celcom) [capped at RM300 for UOB ONE Platinum card & RM200 for UOB ONE Classic card per month.]
* 2% for Groceries [capped at RM1,500 for UOB ONE Platinum card & RM1,000 for UOB ONE Classic card per month.]
* 2% at Pharmacies
& 0.3% for all Other Purchases...
*Enchanted with SMART$ Cash Rebate Privileges http://www1.uob.com.my/assets/pdf/platinum...036;partner.pdf
+ Usually They Given 2 Years Annual Fee Waiver to NEW Signup
For the Subsequent Years You can Call Customer Service Request AF Waiver from Them, As I know They Annual Fee was EZly to Waive Off as long Use the Card Frequently...

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1. Annual Income: RM30K - RM36K

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: A Must - otherwise depending on how good is the card.

3. Card required for:
- Petrol: Always BHP station when possible (RM180 per month)
- Dining with family (Around RM250 per month)
- Movie + Popcorn: TGV (RM150 per month)

4. Existing credit cards if any: None

5. Looking at CC from: Open to suggestion

6. Others: As can be seen I don't do many swips with the card as it's only a backup plan when I run out of cash so if possible the bank must be lenient in waiving annual fees.
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QUOTE(Garroth @ Dec 5 2013, 09:39 AM)
1. Annual Income: RM30K - RM36K

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: A Must - otherwise depending on how good is the card.

3. Card required for:
- Petrol: Always BHP station when possible (RM180 per month)
- Dining with family (Around RM250 per month)
- Movie + Popcorn: TGV (RM150 per month)

4. Existing credit cards if any: None

5. Looking at CC from: Open to suggestion

6. Others: As can be seen I don't do many swips with the card as it's only a backup plan when I run out of cash so if possible the bank must be lenient in waiving annual fees.
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petrol - uob one card 5% rebate plus another extra 2% when pump at bhp.
dinning- hlb mach card with 5% rebate.
movie - citi clear card with buy 1 free 1 on friday and rm10 per ticket normal day. you may consider rhb evo too which give you 20% rebate on movie, sing k, theme park ticket etc.

since you income below 36k you can only choose 2 out of 3..uob is a must and the another one you have to decide which category put more weight on your daily lifestyle.

regarding AF i not sure though as i don't have both 3 cards.. tongue.gif mach card can be waive with min 12 swipes per year if not mistaken.

alternately, you may consider hlb wise card too which give you 2 categories to entitle 10% rebate. for example petrol + dinning. drawback is it have certain rules to follow which is you must swipe at least 10 times rm50 per month. AF rm160 and cannot waive at the moment.

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HI, i would like to ask which to choose (Maybank visa infinite or Maybankard 2 platinum cards) if
1. Annual Income: >180k

2. Card required for: online shopping (oversea company)

which will give me more benefits in terms of reward points? Thanks!


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Guys may I know which bank doesnt need EPF to apply credit card?
I dont received paycheck but all income in cash. so my bank figures will be inconsistent. But I have document of my property and my invoice as my income. I pay all my bank loans on time.

I don hav income tax and my EPF report very low. Can I apply maybank?

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Which is the best card for oversea spending? I plan to add on another card on top of my current cards - I have MBB 2 AMEX Platinum, OCBC Titanium and HLB Wise.
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QUOTE(typ123 @ Dec 5 2013, 05:00 PM)
HI, i would like to ask which to choose (Maybank visa infinite or Maybankard 2 platinum cards) if
1. Annual Income: >180k

2. Card required for:  online shopping (oversea company)

which will give me more benefits in terms of reward points? Thanks!
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The Maybankard Visa Infinite earns the card holder 5X Treats Points overseas but only 2X for local spending.The Best Travel & Overseas Spend Card from Maybank.
Annual Fee Principal: RM800, FREE for the 1st year
Subsequent years FREE if spend a min of RM50,000 per annum
Supplementary: FREE for life

So this card is great for those who spend substantial sum of money overseas (online or in person) like in the case of rjb123 where he spend RM12K-RM15K per month on overseas transactions.

And this card is also great for Miles where he flies overseas like every other week.

But , the Maybankard VI is not good if you spend your money locally.

1. With overseas 5X Treats Points, for the VI it works out to be RM0.90 spent = 1 Enrich Mile. But for local spending where you only earn 2X TP, it works out to be RM2.25 spent = 1 Enrich Mile. Whereas our Maybankard 2 AMEX which earns us 5X TP and with conversion rate of 7000 TP = 1000 Enrich Miles works out to be RM1.40 spent locally = 1 Enrich Mile.

2. To redeem stuff other that Enrich Miles, the Maybankard VI has no advantage over the Maybankard 2 AMEX because we need the same number of points to redeem for the same item... Selected from Gen-x'Post#163 https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2989298/+160

Maybank 2Cards
It's FREE for Life with NO Annual Fee Came with a Treat Point (System) with 3 Years Expiration Period
*The benefits of two cards, Maybankard 2 American Express® Card and Maybankard 2 MasterCard or Visa Card, in 1 sign up, 1 service tax, & 1 statement.
*You can Enjoy a low Finance Charge of 8.88% p.a. on your outstanding retail balance.
*5x Treats-Points for every Ringgit spent on Maybankard 2 American Express Card and 1x Treats Point on Maybankard 2 Card in Malaysia or anywhere else in the world.
* 5% Weekend cash back when spend on Maybankard 2 American Express Card capped at RM50 per customer (including Supp Card member) per month

+ Used the Treats Point to Offset Yearly GST & Used It for Enrich Air Miles Conversion... Although the Treats Point came with 3 Years Validation Period

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for utility bill (ie telco, water, TNB, astro), what's best card? Need to terminate OCBC Titanium already coz not more 5% rebate already. Heard HLB card got 10% rebate if above RM500 (RM50x10) per month.

For petrol, i have change to RHB which got 10% rebate.
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which RHB card has 10% rebate?
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QUOTE(Wazzzap @ Dec 6 2013, 12:25 PM)
which RHB card has 10% rebate?
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RHB Travel Money CC But with Petrol Rebates T&Cs:

- 10% Cash back on the 1st weekend* of the month
- 5% Cash back on all other weekends*
- 2% Cash back on weekdays
* Applicable at all petrol stations nationwide.
* Promotion valid from 1 August to 31 October 2013.
* Cash Back is based on 20% of total monthly retail spend. Maximum Cash Back is RM60 per month.

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QUOTE(fly126 @ Dec 6 2013, 12:46 PM)
RHB Travel Money CC
But with Petrol Rebates T&Cs:

- 10% Cash back on the 1st weekend* of the month
- 5% Cash back on all other weekends*
- 2% Cash back on weekdays
* Applicable at all petrol stations nationwide.
* Promotion valid from 1 August to 31 October 2013.
* Cash Back is based on 20% of total monthly retail spend. Maximum Cash Back is RM60 per month.
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????? today is 6th of December 2013

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QUOTE(Wazzzap @ Dec 6 2013, 12:55 PM)
????? today is 4th of December 2013
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For insurance, which card offer good cash rebate?
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HI, i would like to ask which to choose (Maybank visa infinite or Maybankard 2 platinum cards) if
1. Annual Income: >180k

2. Card required for:  online shopping (oversea company)

which will give me more benefits in terms of reward points? Thanks!
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Get the Maybankard 2 Cards - the AMEX earns you 5% Cash Back on Weekends and 5X Treats Points Everyday. It is FREE FOR LIFE biggrin.gif

If you spend substantial sum overseas and want to get FREE Business Class ticket, then get the Maybankard Visa Infinite and earns yourself 5X Treats Points Overseas. And for places that do not accept AMEX, the Maybankard VI earns you 2X Treats Points. However, please note that the annual fee is only waived with RM50K spending a year.

Click here to read my article in regards to 5X Reward Points with Visa Infinite for overseas spending. In this article I compared Alliance Bank Visa Infinite versus Maybank Visa Infinite and UOB Bank Visa Infinite.

If you want Enrich Miles, the best credit card is Maybankard Visa Infinite where you earn 1 Enrich Mile for every RM0.90 spent overseas.

For example, until 8 Dec 2013, Enrich is having 50% discount. One only needs 27500 Enrich Mile to redeem for a Business Class ticket to London. So with Maybank conversion rate of 4500 Treats Points = 1000 Enrich Miles, you need 123,750 Treats Points. But with 5X Treats Points for overseas spending, you only need to spend RM24,750.

The cheapest raw fare (i.e. exclude tax and surcharges) to London on 28 March 2014 with MAS (based on today's promo price) is RM7,321. Therefore you are like getting 29.57% (7321/24750) cash back!!!

If you not into Enrich Miles, well, you need the same redemption Treats Points for both MBB2 AMEX and MBB VI to redeem for RM50 cash voucher.

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Hi, I'm looking for a good cash rebate card with free annual fee... currently using Citibank Cash back and OCBC titanium. But gonna cancel my citibank since they don't allow me to waive the annual fee. OCBC now offer only 1% rebate instead of 5%.

I usually use my card for petrol, phone bill, and dining... any recommendation? Thanks!
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Hi, I'm looking for a good cash rebate card with free annual fee... currently using Citibank Cash back and OCBC titanium. But gonna cancel my citibank since they don't allow me to waive the annual fee. OCBC now offer only 1% rebate instead of 5%.

I usually use my card for petrol, phone bill, and dining... any recommendation? Thanks!
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you could go for maybank2 gold or platinum cards

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currently holding 2, maybank 2 card + hsbc amanah.

looking to get card for dining / pretol

cos, i use amex on weekend for paying off monthly bill which is amounting rm1k already... lolxxx

petrol pump on weekend using hsbc amanah 5%

so... need a card for dining everyday
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1. Annual Income: RM80k to 120k

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: if available

3. Card required for: Benefits(e.g airport lounge) and discounts(dining/shopping).

4. Existing credit cards if any: Maybank2card, HLB Wise , public bank(planning to cancel)

5. Looking at CC from: Any banks

Do not need another cashback card.

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1. Annual Income: RM24K to RM30K

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: A Must

3. Card required for: Petrol, Education, Cash Back/Rebate for retails/groceries

4. Existing credit cards if any: Nil.

5. Looking at CC from: OCBC Titanium MasterCard for cash back for retails/groceries and UOB ONE Card for petrol.


what u guys think? hmm.gif
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QUOTE(soven @ Dec 7 2013, 04:30 PM)
1. Annual Income: RM80k to 120k

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: if available

3. Card required for: Benefits(e.g airport lounge) and discounts(dining/shopping).

4. Existing credit cards if any: Maybank2card, HLB Wise , public bank(planning to cancel)

5. Looking at CC from: Any banks

Do not need another cashback card.
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Alliance Platinum CB - Unlimited Free entry to KLIA Premier Lounge, the CB however is unattractive as it is tier-based. Is one of the cheapest card to maintain that come with complimentary lounge access in KLIA. (12 swipes a year for annual fee waiver)

AEON Watami - 3% rebate capped at RM150 (RM5k spending) quarterly, minimum 3k spending quarterly to be eligible. No category crap like other cashback cards.

QUOTE(yauyauLovesYou @ Dec 9 2013, 01:30 PM)
1. Annual Income: RM24K to RM30K

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: A Must

3. Card required for: Petrol, Education, Cash Back/Rebate for retails/groceries

4. Existing credit cards if any: Nil.

5. Looking at CC from: OCBC Titanium MasterCard for cash back for retails/groceries and UOB ONE Card for petrol.
what u guys think?  hmm.gif
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OCBC now only 1%, get M2Kard for weekend spending 5% rebate. Can also consider Watami as my recommendation above to soven.
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QUOTE(bearbear @ Dec 9 2013, 02:05 PM)
Alliance Platinum CB - Unlimited Free entry to KLIA Premier Lounge, the CB however is unattractive as it is tier-based. Is one of the cheapest card to maintain that come with complimentary lounge access in KLIA. (12 swipes a year for annual fee waiver)

AEON Watami - 3% rebate capped at RM150 (RM5k spending) quarterly, minimum 3k spending quarterly to be eligible. No category crap like other cashback cards.
OCBC now only 1%, get M2Kard for weekend spending 5% rebate. Can also consider Watami as my recommendation above to soven.
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but i dont like the fact i must spend only on weekends. i spend on weekdays too.
watami must spend at certain location for 3%? as my place dont have all those big brands around
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QUOTE(yauyauLovesYou @ Dec 9 2013, 02:57 PM)
but i dont like the fact i must spend only on weekends. i spend on weekdays too.
watami must spend at certain location for 3%? as my place dont have all those big brands around
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Yes anywhere as long as the card is accepted, also a good backup to M2Kard Amex in the event that Amex is not accepted smile.gif

Only conditions is rebates only kick in with minimum 3k spending quarterly and with this you only get rebate every 3 months.

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Maybank2 Gold vs UOB One basic, which is better?


PS: Already have UOB One basic and OCBC Ti on hand, but Maybank called me to offer me the gold card. Thinking to terminate either one here.

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Maybank2 Gold vs UOB One basic, which is better?
PS: Already have UOB One basic and OCBC Ti on hand, but Maybank called me to offer me the gold card. Thinking to terminate either one here.
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Anyone??? I intend to keep 2 cards only, OCBC Titanium vs Maybankard 2 Gold vs UOB One classic? icon_question.gif
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Anyone??? I intend to keep 2 cards only, OCBC Titanium vs Maybankard 2 Gold vs UOB One classic? icon_question.gif
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If I were you, I'll keep all three. Why? Because all 3 are not even perfect cards to use. It just compliments each other.

MBB2 AMEX: weekends and AMEX accepted merchants
UOB ONE: 5% rebate on petrol with spending cap and good to have if you have maxed out the quota on MBB2 AMEX
OCBC Ti: 1% of unlimited cash rebate regardless of any day and category. Good to use if you have maxed out the quota on MBB2 AMEX and don't want to get the petty rebate of 0.3% from UOB ONE on other swipes such as dining
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Anyone??? I intend to keep 2 cards only, OCBC Titanium vs Maybankard 2 Gold vs UOB One classic? icon_question.gif
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Maybank 2 Card is FREE for Life with 5x Treat Points + 5% Cash Back on Weekend Spend (2 Amex)- A Must Have CC... nod.gif
UOB One Card - 5% Off on Petrol + Others Rebate the Annual Fee Usually can be Waive by Calling Customer Service if Use the Card Frequently & Retain as a Good Paymaster to Them ... smile.gif
OCBC Tit. - Free For Life with 1% UNlimited CashBack

Actually, U Should Keep All 3'CC...& the OCBC Tit. as Backup

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Hi all,

I'm still doing some research on finding the next best card to compliment and backup my Maybank2Card after OCBC Titanium has changed to 1% unlimited.

Mainly spend on petrol, utilities and mobile.

I'm looking at HLB WISE card (with the above 3 categories as choice) to cover the weekday. Any better card?

As for other expenditure... I may stick with OCBC Titanium card if I spend more than RM 5,000 (to cover the GST RM50) or else use Maybank2Card's Visa for it, to save on the GST (since it's mandatory for me) and the points it's equivalent of 0.5% right?

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QUOTE(shawnk @ Dec 11 2013, 02:39 PM)
Hi all,

I'm still doing some research on finding the next best card to compliment and backup my Maybank2Card after OCBC Titanium has changed to 1% unlimited.

Mainly spend on petrol, utilities and mobile.

I'm looking at HLB WISE card (with the above 3 categories as choice) to cover the weekday. Any better card?

As for other expenditure... I may stick with OCBC Titanium card if I spend more than RM 5,000 (to cover the GST RM50) or else use Maybank2Card's Visa for it, to save on the GST (since it's mandatory for me) and the points it's equivalent of 0.5% right?
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If for petrol, utilities and mobile, we can use MBB 2 AMEX maybe except for water. The 5X TP is way better than then OCBC 1%.

For petrol, the UOB One Card is good as you earn 5% cash back. However, it is only good for up to RM300 worth of petrol per month. So if you pump more than RM300 but less than RM600, then maybe the no auto annual fee waiver Citibank Cash Back is good if you can get the second, third and fourth years annual fee waived.

AS for the wise card for Petrol only, good if you can like pump RM50 10 times in a month.

You may want to consider reading my articles below where I touched on HLB WISE.

New Credit Cards in 2013

Effective Cash Bacjk Rate From Credit Cards. Is this article I will show you why you should not get the HLB WISE Platinum.
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QUOTE(Gen-X @ Dec 11 2013, 06:54 PM)
Thank you Gen-X. I have read them (very informative!) and I think it's still best for me to apply for the WISE classic to complement my M2C based based on my spending pattern.
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May I have some advice?

A) I'll be traveling to oversea next year for 1 month. Still thinking which card I should apply to buy flight ticket and travel. Any thought?
B) Which card is good for electric bill, DIGI, Maxis and etc? Last year, I was using OCBC Ti. Since no more offer, want to switch this as well.
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QUOTE(minto13 @ Dec 12 2013, 12:47 AM)
May I have some advice?

A) I'll be traveling to oversea next year for 1 month. Still thinking which card I should apply to buy flight ticket and travel. Any thought?
B) Which card is good for electric bill, DIGI, Maxis and etc? Last year, I was using OCBC Ti. Since no more offer, want to switch this as well.
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Since you have OCBC TMC, I believe you shuold be able to qualify for Maybankard 2 Cards where the annual income requirement is less.

With the MBB 2 AMEX you can earn 5X TP for your air tickets purchase plus 5% cash back on weekends.

MBB2 AMEX is also accepted by TNB, DiGi and Maxis.


To ALL:

Please use the format in Post#2 when posting
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QUOTE(Gen-X @ Dec 12 2013, 07:49 AM)
Since you have OCBC TMC, I believe you shuold be able to qualify for Maybankard 2 Cards where the annual income requirement is less.

With the MBB 2 AMEX you can earn 5X TP for your air tickets purchase plus 5% cash back on weekends.

MBB2 AMEX is also accepted by TNB, DiGi and Maxis.
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Please use the format in Post#2 when posting
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I was never successful in paying my Maxis using Amex online.
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I was never successful in paying my Maxis using Amex online.
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Online? I believe he should be referring to over the counter payment.
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Online? I believe he should  be referring to over the counter payment.
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Over the counter I not sure but my Maxis, Digi and Celcom bills are autodebit with MBB 2 AMEX.
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QUOTE(Gen-X @ Dec 12 2013, 07:49 AM)
Since you have OCBC TMC, I believe you shuold be able to qualify for Maybankard 2 Cards where the annual income requirement is less.

With the MBB 2 AMEX you can earn 5X TP for your air tickets purchase plus 5% cash back on weekends.

MBB2 AMEX is also accepted by TNB, DiGi and Maxis.
To ALL:

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TQ Gen X. Apology for the wrong format.

My profile as below:

1. Annual Income: RM60K to RM100K

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: A Must

3. Card required for: Petrol, Cash Back/Rebate, AirMiles, Overseas Transactions, Buy Flight Ticket

4. Existing credit cards if any:

a) Maybank 2 card Plat - weekend groceries
b) CIMB Petronas - pump petrol for normal day

Applying
a) Citibank Reward
b) Citibank Platinum

Considering to cancel:
a) Standard Charted Platinum
b) OCBC titanium


5. Looking at CC from: UOB?

6. Others:

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TQ Gen X. Apology for the wrong format.

My profile as below:

1. Annual Income:  RM60K to RM100K

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: A Must

3. Card required for: Petrol, Cash Back/Rebate, AirMiles, Overseas Transactions, Buy Flight Ticket

4. Existing credit cards if any:

a) Maybank 2 card Plat - weekend groceries
b) CIMB Petronas - pump petrol for normal day

Applying
a) Citibank Reward
b) Citibank Platinum

Considering to cancel:
a) Standard Charted Platinum
b) OCBC titanium
5. Looking at CC from: UOB?

6. Others:
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Bro, noted you applying for Citibank Reward and Platinum. recommend that you instead apply for Citibank Cash Back Platinum where you can earn 5% cash back for Petrol. But the cash back is capped at RM30/month for petrol AND the cash back is only credited based on RM50 basis (i.e. under RM50 nothing will be credited). Now, Citibank first year is FREE, but second and subsequent years you need to go beg for annual fee waiver. I suggest that by the 11th month you stop using the card and see if they waive your annual fee when anniversary comes.

As for buying air tickets, Maybankard 2 Cards AMEX is accepted by Air Asia and MAS where you can earn 5X Treats Points everyday and 5% cash back on weekends. For other airlines, go check their website.

As for overseas transactions, if you spend like really a lot, get those that offer more than 1X reward points or 1% cash back. Once your annual income reaches near to RM150K, go apply the Alliance Bank Visa Infinite. In the meantime, if you do fly overseas alot, check out Citibank PremierMiles AMEX and apply before 31 December and you can earn 60,000 Enrich Miles - enough to get you a return flight to Europe on Business Class when Enrich Miles is having a sale!

I suggest you read my following articles:

My review of the Citibank Cash Back Platinum credit card.

New Credit Cards 2013 - where I did a brief review of the Citibank PremierMiles AMEX.

I still highly recommend the Maybankard 2 Cards, not only for purchasing Air Tickets but earning Enrich Points too. Click the link to read my articles below:

My son Is Going To The USA Again On Business Class. In this article I showed that the Maybankard 2 AMEX is better than many premium credit cards for redeeming Enrich Miles.

Enrich Miles Sales is Fantastic for Maybank credit cards. In this article I showed that one can get up to 19% equivalent cash back with Maybankard 2 AMEX.

And when you annual income goes above RM100K AND you do spend substantial sum on overseas transactions, check out my artilce Alliance Bank Visa Infinite versus Maybank VI versus UOB VI. Maybe next year the annual income may be reduced to less than RM100K for Alliance and UOB Bank Visa Infinites smile.gif

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Hi Gen-X
Do you have any idea whether the OCBC World MasterCard annual fee of Rm388 is waiveable upon request ?

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1. Annual Income: 36k
2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: A Must

3. Card required for: Cash Back on phone bills, utility bills, Astro especially, petrol

4. Existing credit cards if any: Maybank 2 Cards

5. Looking at CC from: any

6. Others: To replace my current Useless OCBC Titanium .

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Hi Gen-X
Do you have any idea whether the OCBC World MasterCard annual fee of Rm388 is waiveable upon request ?
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Bro, even one having OCBC Premier Banking Status, they still will charge him/her the annual fee (half if not mistaken)! Don't understand why OCBC did not include a minimum spending auto annual fee waiver like other Premier credit cards.

As for your question, you got to wait at least a year before anyone can answer you tongue.gif

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QUOTE(Gen-X @ Dec 13 2013, 09:34 AM)
Bro, noted you applying for Citibank Reward and Platinum.  recommend that you instead apply for Citibank Cash Back Platinum where you can earn 5% cash back for Petrol. But the cash back is capped at RM30/month for petrol AND the cash back is only credited based on RM50 basis (i.e. under RM50 nothing will be credited). Now, Citibank first year is FREE, but second and subsequent years you need to go beg for annual fee waiver. I suggest that by the 11th month you stop using the card and see if they waive your annual fee when anniversary comes.

As for buying air tickets, Maybankard 2 Cards AMEX is accepted by Air Asia and MAS where you can earn 5X Treats Points everyday and 5% cash back on weekends. For other airlines, go check their website.

As for overseas transactions, if you spend like really a lot, get those that offer more than 1X reward points or 1% cash back. Once your annual income reaches near to RM150K, go apply the Alliance Bank Visa Infinite. In the meantime, if you do fly overseas alot, check out Citibank PremierMiles AMEX and apply before 31 December and you can earn 60,000 Enrich Miles - enough to get you a return flight to Europe on Business Class when Enrich Miles is having a sale!

I suggest you read my following articles:

My review of the Citibank Cash Back Platinum credit card.

New Credit Cards 2013 - where I did a brief review of the Citibank PremierMiles AMEX.

I still highly recommend the Maybankard 2 Cards, not only for purchasing Air Tickets but earning Enrich Points too. Click the link to read my articles below:

My son Is Going To The USA Again On Business Class. In this article I showed that the Maybankard 2 AMEX is better than many premium credit cards for redeeming Enrich Miles.

Enrich Miles Sales is Fantastic for Maybank credit cards. In this article I showed that one can get up to 19% equivalent cash back with Maybankard 2 AMEX.

And when you annual income goes above RM100K AND you do spend substantial sum on overseas transactions, check out my artilce Alliance Bank Visa Infinite versus Maybank VI versus UOB VI. Maybe next year the annual income may be reduced to less than RM100K for Alliance and UOB Bank Visa Infinites smile.gif
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TQ very much Gen X. You are really really really helpful and knowledgeable. I follow your blog and definitely read the article..

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1. Annual Income: 36k
2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: A Must

3. Card required for: Cash Back on phone bills, utility bills, Astro especially, petrol

4. Existing credit cards if any: Maybank 2 Cards

5. Looking at CC from: any

6. Others: To replace my current Useless OCBC Titanium .
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For petrol, you may want to consider UOB One Card and earn 5% cash back. If you like pump above RM500 per month and pump minimum RM50 each time; then check out HLB WISE. Go to the relevant thread for more info. But note, these cards do not have auto annual fee waiver.

AS for phone bills, TNB and Astro, your MBB2 AMEX with 5X TP or equivalent to 2% cash back when redeeming for vouchers is considered pretty good. So no need go waste time getting another card and pay RM50 GST for these types of transactions. For water I guess can use your MBB 2 VISA or MC.

And for credit cards where the annual income requirement is less than RM36K, I won't say than the OCBC Titanium MasterCard is useless. Because there are not many (maybe none) other Visa and or MasterCard credit cards in Entry Level Category that offers FREE FOR LIFE annual fees without any condition whatsoever and earning you unlimited 1% cash back for all types of transactions.

The UOB One card and Citibank Cash Back Platinum may earn you 5% cash back and 2% for Pharmacy, Groceries and Phone Bills, but for other transactions it only earns you miserable 0.3% cash back. And these card does not offer auto annual fee waiver, i.e. you got to call them and beg for it.

To ALL: if you are looking for and entry level credit card for STAND BY, the OCBC Titanium MasterCard is really good, no need to swipe or spend a sen to get annual fee waived. BUT, you need to donate RM50 to the government for the stand by convenience. Actually, in my opinion, if one spends less than RM1K/month, the MBB 2 AMEX combination with Visa and OCBC Titanium MasterCard is really good because you get to enjoy promos by AMEX, VISA and MasterCard.

Click here to read my article - OCBC Titanium MasterCard - Revamped Once Again
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4 years ago, I learned a lot from this forum, and was happy with my combination of credit cards. Until the OCBC Titanium changing to 1% unlimited. I am now thinking to plan again the use of credit cards.

1. Annual Income: RM36K to RM60K

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: A Must

3. Card required for: Petrol (Mobil/Esso/Petron):~RM450, Maxis bill:RM150, dining:~RM200-400, groceries, utilities bill

4. Existing credit cards:
(1) OCBC Titanium for dining, groceries, and utilities bill,
(2) UOB One for petrol,
(3) Standard Chartered Visa Gold for any expenses if OCBC and UOB exceed the monthly cash back cap,
(4) CitiBank AirAsia for TGV

5. Looking at CC from: MayBank 2 Card, HLB MACH, or other suggestion to replace my current OCBC Titanium

6. Others: It's been some time that I have not study about credit cards. I think I need to revise it.

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4 years ago, I learned a lot from this forum, and was happy with my combination of credit cards. Until the OCBC Titanium changing to 1% unlimited. I am now thinking to plan again the use of credit cards.

1. Annual Income: RM36K to RM60K

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: A Must

3. Card required for: Petrol (Mobil/Esso/Petron):~RM450, Maxis bill:RM150, dining:~RM200-400, groceries, utilities bill

4. Existing credit cards:
(1) OCBC Titanium for dining, groceries, and utilities bill,
(2) UOB One for petrol,
(3) Standard Chartered Visa Gold for any expenses if OCBC and UOB exceed the monthly cash back cap,
(4) CitiBank AirAsia for TGV

5. Looking at CC from: MayBank 2 Card, HLB MACH, or other suggestion to replace my current OCBC Titanium

6. Others: It's been some time that I have not study about credit cards. I think I need to revise it.
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Try look on hlb wise card. 10% rebate on three selected categories with min rm50 10 swipe per month which I think is quite easy for u to achieve. Af rm160 and cannot waive at the moment but I personally think that it is still worth the money consider the high cash rebate.

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QUOTE(jwyong001 @ Dec 15 2013, 10:22 AM)
Try look on hlb wise card. 10% rebate on three selected categories with min rm50 10 swipe per month which I think is quite easy for u to achieve. Af rm160 and cannot waive at the moment but I personally think that it is still worth the money consider the high cash rebate.
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I did look at the HLB Wise card, but 10 x RM50 swipe are not easy.
Besides, HLB Wise card also charge annual fee.

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QUOTE(ckuanglim @ Dec 15 2013, 02:07 AM)
4 years ago, I learned a lot from this forum, and was happy with my combination of credit cards. Until the OCBC Titanium changing to 1% unlimited. I am now thinking to plan again the use of credit cards.

1. Annual Income: RM36K to RM60K

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: A Must

3. Card required for: Petrol (Mobil/Esso/Petron):~RM450, Maxis bill:RM150, dining:~RM200-400, groceries, utilities bill

4. Existing credit cards:
(1) OCBC Titanium for dining, groceries, and utilities bill,
(2) UOB One for petrol,
(3) Standard Chartered Visa Gold for any expenses if OCBC and UOB exceed the monthly cash back cap,
(4) CitiBank AirAsia for TGV

5. Looking at CC from: MayBank 2 Card, HLB MACH, or other suggestion to replace my current OCBC Titanium

6. Others: It's been some time that I have not study about credit cards. I think I need to revise it.
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i would suggest you to go for maybank2cards (amex 5% on weekends monthly capped at rm50) and aeon watami (3% quarterly capped at rm150), then cancel your standard chartered visa gold. smile.gif

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May I know is it now both the OCBC Titanium and OCBC Great Eastern Platinum card have the same 1% cash rebate? I hv GE insurance premium tat more than RM2.2k which entitled for the Auto Installmemt Payment Plan. I currently pay my premium using OCBC Titanium quarterly and get charged for some interest there by the GE company. Can I ask OCBC bank to change my Titanium into GE Platinum card?
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1. Annual Income: RM34K to RM36K

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: Better if you have.

3. Card required for: I am using it for mainly Petrol (Shell with bonuslink) RM270~ offtopic:I heard Caltex better and Mobile only. Utilities not much. Cash Back/Rebate is my priority

4. Existing credit cards if any: OCBC Ti only.

5. Looking at CC from: MBBCC / Watami (but do not cover petrol) / Wise promo come with GSC / Wise promo with BIG points

6. Others: Preferably for cards that can pay everything online like OCBC Ti last time. Will definitely keep my OCBC Ti as it is important for me to pay insurances and big amount of purchases.

Please advise guys. Thanks!
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Pump your petrol on weekends - Maybank2Kard (Amex) 5% rebate + 5xTP

Wise is good if you can meet the requirement 10x Rm50 transaction every month.
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QUOTE(bearbear @ Dec 17 2013, 03:52 PM)
Pump your petrol on weekends - Maybank2Kard (Amex) 5% rebate + 5xTP

Wise is good if you can meet the requirement 10x Rm50 transaction every month.
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Haha I just calculated, no I don't think will spend RM50 for each transaction but definitely would more than 10 times.

Watami does not provide 3% for petrol then provide how much?

UOB need at least RM300 per month but I only use up RM240~RM270 the most.
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already suggested - pump on weekends with Maybank2Kard Amex

5% rebate + 5X TP
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QUOTE(crusher @ Dec 17 2013, 03:28 PM)
1. Annual Income: RM34K to RM36K

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: Better if you have.

3. Card required for: I am using it for mainly Petrol (Shell with bonuslink) RM270~ offtopic:I heard Caltex better and Mobile only. Utilities not much. Cash Back/Rebate is my priority

4. Existing credit cards if any: OCBC Ti only.

5. Looking at CC from: MBBCC / Watami (but do not cover petrol) / Wise promo come with GSC / Wise promo with BIG points

6. Others: Preferably for cards that can pay everything online like OCBC Ti last time. Will definitely keep my OCBC Ti as it is important for me to pay insurances and big amount of purchases.

Please advise guys. Thanks!
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QUOTE(crusher @ Dec 17 2013, 04:04 PM)
Haha I just calculated, no I don't think will spend RM50 for each transaction but definitely would more than 10 times.

UOB need at least RM300 per month but I only use up RM240~RM270 the most.
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Bro,

firstly, the UOB 5% cash back is not you must pump RM300 to be eligible for the cash back. It is the other way around where you will earn cash back for pumping petrol up to RM300 only. I.e. Maximum cash back for petrol with the UOB One Card Clasic is RM15 a month. So with you pumping RM270, this card is good for you BUT it does not offer auto annual fee waiver and therefore after the first year, you got to call them and beg for it.

The card that earn you most for your case is what bearbear mentioned, i.e. Maybankard 2 Cards AMEX where you will earn 5% cash back on weekends PLUS 5X TP in addition to your bonuslink points. That is if you can wait till Saturday or Sunday, if cannot, then UOB the option to go with. The 5X TP really good for you case too, because with RM270/month petrol, you also earn 16,200 Treats Points a year where you can redeem using 12.500TP to offset the RM50 GST making the Maybankard 2 Cards truly FREE smile.gif

And with RM270 petrol a month, that leaves you RM730 to spent with the MBB 2 AMEX to earn 5% cash back on weekends for any type of transactions. AMEX is accepted at AEON, GIANT, TESCO, Harvey Norman, Machines, DELL and many other places.

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Bro,

firstly, the UOB 5% cash back is not you must pump RM300 to be eligible for the cash back. It is the other way around where you will earn cash back for pumping petrol up to RM300 only. I.e. Maximum cash back for petrol with the UOB One Card Clasic is RM15 a month. So with you pumping RM270, this card is good for you BUT it does not offer auto annual fee waiver and therefore after the first year, you got to call them and beg for it.

The card that earn you most for your case is what bearbear mentioned, i.e. Maybankard 2 Cards AMEX where you will earn 5% cash back on weekends PLUS 5X TP in addition to your bonuslink points. That is if you can wait till Saturday or Sunday, if cannot, then UOB the option to go with. The 5X TP really good for you case too, because with RM270/month petrol, you also earn 16,200 Treats Points a year where you can redeem using 12.500TP to offset the RM50 GST making the Maybankard 2 Cards truly FREE smile.gif

And with RM270 petrol a month, that leaves you RM730 to spent with the MBB 2 AMEX to earn 5% cash back on weekends for any type of transactions. AMEX is accepted at AEON, GIANT, TESCO, Harvey Norman, Machines, DELL and many other places.
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MBB 2 Card AMEX maxed out/need petrol card for weekday
Got MBB VI.

Can't hit RM3000/quarter on Watami so no cashback there.

Need a replacement for OCBC Ti

Citibank Cash Back Platinum Credit Card vs UOB One Classic/Platinum. Which one and why?

+Weekday petrol
+Dining where AMEX not accepted
+General use where AMEX not accepted

Usage below RM1000 a month.
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QUOTE(Jason @ Dec 20 2013, 04:05 AM)
MBB 2 Card AMEX maxed out/need petrol card for weekday
Got MBB VI.

Can't hit RM3000/quarter on Watami so no cashback there.

Need a replacement for OCBC Ti

Citibank Cash Back Platinum Credit Card vs UOB One Classic/Platinum. Which one and why?

+Weekday petrol
+Dining where AMEX not accepted
+General use where AMEX not accepted

Usage below RM1000 a month.
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Yes, You can Notice that, the UOB One Card having Similar Benefits with Citibank Cash back Platinum...

Citibank Cash Back Platinum Annual Fee - $195 (Income Requirement RM60k p.a)
UOB One Classic / Platinum Card Annual Fee $68 / $168 (Income Requirement RM24-60K p.a)

BUT, You Can Earn More $$$ with Citibank Cash Back Platinum... nod.gif

* 5% for Petrol Cash Rebate [capped at RM600 for Citibank CB Platinum card RM300 / RM500 for UOB ONE Classic / Platinum card per month.]

* 2% Cash Rebate for major mobile service providers (Maxis, Digi & Celcom) [capped at RM200 / RM300 for UOB ONE Classic / Platinum card per month Citibank CB Platinum Rebate will be Unlimited as Long U Pay the Bill thru Citibank Online]

* 2% for Groceries [capped at RM1000 / RM1,500 for UOB ONE Classic / Platinum card & RM3,000 for Citibank CB Platinum card per month]

* 2% at Pharmacies [No Capping on Both Citibank & UOB CC]

But Anyway, the Citibank CB Only credit the cash back earned once you reach RM50 & If the cash rebate is less than RM50 for a particular month, the total cash rebate amount will be carried forward to the following month... Meanwhile, the UOB credit the cash back monthly into the account...

the 2% Phone Bills Rebates of Citibank CB ONLY Available with Payments Made through Citibank Online & One Bill Payment... Whereas You can Enjoy Phone Bills Cash Back with UOB Card with any Payment Channel ie: at Online Portal or Pay Over the Counter...

+ U Will Get 5% + Another 2% Smart $ Cash Rebate at BPH Petrol with UOB One Card as for the Citi CB Plat. Just Plain 5% Off for All Petrol Station & Also Don't Forget 5%Off on GSC Tickets with UOB One Card.

But Beware with the UOB Petrol Rebates now with quota limit capped at RM900,000/ month Nationwide on 1st come, 1st serve basis... As sometimes We X get any Petrol Rebate at the Middle of the Month cos Quota dah Habis... vmad.gif vmad.gif vmad.gif

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Whats the recommendation for high roller's credit card?

Current Credit Limit ranging RM150k-RM250k. Aiming for higher just to cater personal business needs.

But it's hardly to clone now due to BNM new application rules.
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Whats the recommendation for high roller's credit card?

Current Credit Limit ranging RM150k-RM250k. Aiming for higher just to cater personal business needs.

But it's hardly to clone now due to BNM new application rules.
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Maybe U Can Check up the HLB Platinum Business Card With,
*Higher Credit Limit of Up To RM 300,000
*Interest Free Credit Period Up to 60 days (56 plus 4 days grace period) absolutely interest free for all retail transactions.
*Low interest Rate of BLR + 6% p.a.
*No Annual Fee
*Low Cash Advance Fee with Low fee of only 3%
*Cheque Facility
Details On: http://www.hlb.com.my/pfs/cc/ccpbc.jsp?flag=ccpbc
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which one is the better card to replace OCBC Ti(watami,wise, uob one)?
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QUOTE(virgoguy @ Dec 20 2013, 04:39 PM)
which one is the better card to replace OCBC Ti(watami,wise, uob one)?
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Watami is good for the first RM1,666 a month where u get 3% Cash Back every quarter. Also, u get Points to redeem AEON Vouchers based on ratio of 250 points to RM1.00 Cash Voucher. However, except for seected campaign, Petrol is not counted as Retain Spent.

Wise is good only if u can fulfill their T&C, which is min 10 swipes of RM50 each per month and u spend a lot in the Cash Back categories.

UOB good and easy with no complicated T&C.

Petrol gets 5% - but there is a cap
Telco gets 2% - but there is a cap
Hypermarket - also gets 2% but with cap

So, it really depends on your Spending Pattern.

Don't forget Alliance Platinum. For RM5K spent a month, your cash back is RM68 + RM20 in cash vouchers.
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QUOTE(cfa28 @ Dec 20 2013, 04:47 PM)
Watami is good for the first RM1,666 a month where u get 3% Cash Back every quarter.  Also, u get Points to redeem  AEON Vouchers based on ratio of 250 points to RM1.00 Cash Voucher.  However, except for seected campaign, Petrol is not counted as Retain Spent.

Wise is good only if u can fulfill their T&C, which is min 10 swipes of RM50 each per month and u spend a lot in the Cash Back categories.

UOB good and easy with no complicated T&C. 

Petrol gets 5% - but there is a cap
Telco gets 2% - but there is a cap
Hypermarket - also gets 2% but with cap

So, it really depends on your Spending Pattern.

Don't forget Alliance Platinum.  For RM5K spent a month, your cash back is RM68 + RM20 in cash vouchers.
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Thanks for the info. So overall from what I see watami is the only card that quite close to the old OCBC Ti. Wise is a good card just that the only drawback are their T&C (10 swipes of RM50 per month and ) and no waiver for AF
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Thanks for the info. So overall from what I see watami is the only card that quite close to the old OCBC Ti. Wise is a good card just that the only drawback are their T&C (10 swipes of RM50 per month and ) and no waiver for AF
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Watami has 1 condition for CB, u must have accumulated spending of RM3K every quarter to trigger the 3% Cash Back (capped at Rm150 or RM5K spending every quarter). If you cannot achieve the RM3K spending every quarter, the Watami Card is not for you.
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QUOTE(fly126 @ Dec 20 2013, 11:15 AM)
Maybe U Can Check up the HLB Platinum Business Card With,
*Higher Credit Limit of Up To RM 300,000
*Interest Free Credit Period Up to 60 days (56 plus 4 days grace period) absolutely interest free for all retail transactions.
*Low interest Rate of BLR + 6% p.a.
*No Annual Fee
*Low Cash Advance Fee with Low fee of only 3%
*Cheque Facility
Details On: http://www.hlb.com.my/pfs/cc/ccpbc.jsp?flag=ccpbc
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Thx. Good info.
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1. Annual Income: RM40k to 50k

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: preferable no

3. Card required for: travel (e.g this card mostly for hotel reservation) and discounts(shopping/ online) and petrol (cashback will be nice)

4. Existing credit cards if any: nada

5. Looking at CC from: cimb, maybank, bank Islam, rhb, bsn, bank rakyat

help me bros..

this card mostly for hotel reservation & online shoppig


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QUOTE(Invader Zim @ Dec 22 2013, 04:34 PM)
1. Annual Income: RM40k to 50k

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: preferable no

3. Card required for: travel (e.g this card mostly for hotel reservation) and discounts(shopping/ online) and petrol (cashback will be nice)

4. Existing credit cards if any: nada

5. Looking at CC from: cimb, maybank, bank Islam, rhb, bsn, bank rakyat

help me bros..

this card mostly for hotel reservation & online shoppig
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U May Consider:
I) Maybank 2Cards
It's FREE for Life with NO Annual Fee Came with a Treat Point (System) with 3 Years Expiration Period
*The benefits of two cards, Maybankard 2 American Express® Card and Maybankard 2 MasterCard or Visa Card, in 1 sign up, 1 service tax, & 1 statement.
*You can Enjoy a low Finance Charge of 8.88% p.a. on your outstanding retail balance.
*5x Treats-Points for every Ringgit spent on Maybankard 2 American Express Card and 1x Treats Point on Maybankard 2 Card in Malaysia or anywhere else in the world.
* 5% Weekend cash back when spend on Maybankard 2 American Express Card capped at RM50 per customer (including Supp Card member) per month
+ Used the Treats Point to Offset Yearly GST & Used It for Enrich Air Miles Conversion... Although the Treats Point come with 3 Years Expiration Period

II) CIMB Cash Rebate Platinum MasterCard http://www.cimbbank.com.my/creditcard/inde...pg=cc_lu&ac=17#
5% Cash Rebate on e-Commerce spend
10% unlimited Cash Rebate on retail interest charged
2% Cash Rebate on Groceries and Petrol
2% Cash Rebate on Mobile & Utility Bill Payments (via Standing Instruction)
0.2% unlimited Cash Rebate on other retail spend

This post has been edited by fly126: Dec 22 2013, 09:18 PM
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U May Consider:
I) Maybank 2Cards
It's FREE for Life with NO Annual Fee Came with a Treat Point (System) with 3 Years Expiration Period
*The benefits of two cards, Maybankard 2 American Express® Card and Maybankard 2 MasterCard or Visa Card, in 1 sign up, 1 service tax, & 1 statement.
*You can Enjoy a low Finance Charge of 8.88% p.a. on your outstanding retail balance.
*5x Treats-Points for every Ringgit spent on Maybankard 2 American Express Card and 1x Treats Point on Maybankard 2 Card in Malaysia or anywhere else in the world.
* 5% Weekend cash back when spend on Maybankard 2 American Express Card capped at RM50 per customer (including Supp Card member) per month
+ Used the Treats Point to Offset Yearly GST & Used It for Enrich Air Miles Conversion... Although the Treats Point come with 3 Years Expiration Period

II) CIMB Cash Rebate Platinum MasterCard http://www.cimbbank.com.my/creditcard/inde...pg=cc_lu&ac=17#
5% Cash Rebate on e-Commerce spend
10% unlimited Cash Rebate on retail interest charged
2% Cash Rebate on Groceries and Petrol
2% Cash Rebate on Mobile & Utility Bill Payments (via Standing Instruction)
0.2% unlimited Cash Rebate on other retail spend
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i thought the maybankard 2 card treat points do not expire?
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i thought the maybankard 2 card treat points do not expire?
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1. Annual Income: RM69K

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: A Must (lazy to call to beg for waive annual fee)

3. Card required for:
a) Petrol RM350+,
b) Insurance autodebit monthly (RM979),
c) Cash Back/Rebate, reward,
d) Overseas Transactions (occasionally) ,
e) utilities bill (Maxis phone & broadband RM170+RM105, TM fix line RM26, electric RM50, water RM6) = pay via online
f) 0% interest installment, (3C gadgets )
g) Majlis bandaran cukai pintu, cukai tanah, indah water = via online payment
h) Grocery RM200 - 300 (sometime pay by cash)
i) car maintenance
j) dinning - once in a blue moon
k) vacation - hotel, flight ticket (once or two per year)

4. Existing credit cards if any: CIMB Direct Access Mastercard (plan to cancel), OCBC Titanium Mastercard(Just applied last Oct, sadly now more 5%), Maybank Sony visa (Plan to cancel).

5. Looking at CC from: UOB One Platinium Visa or Maybankard 2 (Amex & Visa)

6. Others: ....

So UOB better or MBB 2 better for me? For MBB2+OCBC combo or cancel OCBC and get MBB2+UOB platinium combo

One thing I dun like UOB platinum, need to swipe 12 times per year and spend 36k per year or call the SC to beg for waive...which I dun like and more likely I forget to call on time rclxub.gif

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QUOTE(tenchi0205 @ Dec 22 2013, 10:08 PM)
1. Annual Income: RM69K

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: A Must (lazy to call to beg for waive annual fee)

3. Card required for:
a) Petrol RM350+,
b) Insurance autodebit monthly (RM979),
c) Cash Back/Rebate, reward,
d) Overseas Transactions (occasionally) ,
e) utilities bill (Maxis phone & broadband RM170+RM105, TM fix line RM26, electric RM50, water RM6) = pay via online
f) 0% interest installment, (3C gadgets )
g) Majlis bandaran cukai pintu, cukai tanah, indah water = via online payment
h) Grocery RM200 - 300 (sometime pay by cash)
i) car maintenance
j) dinning - once in a blue moon
k) vacation - hotel, flight ticket (once or two per year)

4. Existing credit cards if any: CIMB Direct Access Mastercard (plan to cancel), OCBC Titanium Mastercard(Just applied last Oct, sadly now more 5%), Maybank Sony visa (Plan to cancel).

5. Looking at CC from: UOB One Platinium Visa or Maybankard 2 (Amex & Visa)

6. Others: ....

So UOB better or MBB 2 better for me? For MBB2+OCBC combo or cancel OCBC and get MBB2+UOB platinium combo

One thing I dun like UOB platinum, need to swipe 12 times per year and spend 36k per year or call the SC to beg for waive...which I dun like and more likely I forget to call on time rclxub.gif
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I think You should Get Maybank 2Card a MUST Have CC + UOB One Card as Spare... nod.gif

I) Maybank 2Cards
It's FREE for Life with NO Annual Fee Came with a Treat Point (System) with 3 Years Expiration Period
*The benefits of two cards, Maybankard 2 American Express® Card and Maybankard 2 MasterCard or Visa Card, in 1 sign up, 1 service tax, & 1 statement.
*You can Enjoy a low Finance Charge of 8.88% p.a. on your outstanding retail balance.
*5x Treats-Points for every Ringgit spent on Maybankard 2 American Express Card and 1x Treats Point on Maybankard 2 Card in Malaysia or anywhere else in the world.
* 5% Weekend cash back when spend on Maybankard 2 American Express Card capped at RM50 per customer (including Supp Card member) per month
+ Used the Treats Point to Offset Yearly GST & Used It for Enrich Air Miles Conversion... Although the Treats Point came with 3 Years Validating Period

II) UOB One Card - a Pure Cash Card
Earn Cash Rebates ON:
* 5% for Petrol Cash Rebate [capped at RM500 for UOB ONE Platinum card & RM300 for UOB ONE Classic card per month.]
* 5% for Cinema at GSC only
* 2% Cash Rebate for major mobile service providers (Maxis, Digi & Celcom) [capped at RM300 for UOB ONE Platinum card & RM200 for UOB ONE Classic card per month.]
* 2% for Groceries [capped at RM1,500 for UOB ONE Platinum card & RM1,000 for UOB ONE Classic card per month.]
* 2% at Pharmacies
& 0.3% for all Other Purchases...
*Enchanted with SMART$ Cash Rebate Privileges http://www1.uob.com.my/assets/pdf/platinum...036;partner.pdf
+ Usually They Given 2 Years Annual Fee Waiver to NEW Signup
For the Subsequent Years You can Call Customer Service Request AF Waiver from Them, As I know They Annual Fee can EZly to Waive Off as long Use the Card Frequently...


As for OCBC Titanium Maybe can Consider to Keep It for Your Insurance Auto Billing coz 1% Unlimited Cash-Back on Any Spend + Free For Life.
Feel Sayang If You Cut the Card with the a.k.a. the Most Difficult to Get CC from the Strongest Bank in the World, Which I Failed to Get... laugh.gif

This post has been edited by fly126: Dec 23 2013, 01:59 AM
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QUOTE(fly126 @ Dec 22 2013, 11:00 PM)
I think You should Get Maybank 2Card  a MUST Have CC + UOB One Card as Spare... nod.gif   

I) Maybank 2Cards
It's FREE for Life with NO Annual Fee Came with a Treat Point (System) with 3 Years Expiration Period
*The benefits of two cards, Maybankard 2 American Express® Card and Maybankard 2 MasterCard or Visa Card, in 1 sign up, 1 service tax, & 1 statement.
*You can Enjoy a low Finance Charge of 8.88% p.a. on your outstanding retail balance.
*5x Treats-Points for every Ringgit spent on Maybankard 2 American Express Card and 1x Treats Point on Maybankard 2 Card in Malaysia or anywhere else in the world.
* 5% Weekend cash back when spend on Maybankard 2 American Express Card capped at RM50 per customer (including Supp Card member) per month
+ Used the Treats Point to Offset Yearly GST & Used It for Enrich Air Miles Conversion... Although the Treats Point came with 3 Years Validating Period

II) UOB One Card - a Pure Cash Card
Earn Cash Rebates ON:
* 5% for Petrol Cash Rebate [capped at RM500 for UOB ONE Platinum card & RM300 for UOB ONE Classic card per month.]
* 5% for Cinema at GSC only
* 2% Cash Rebate for major mobile service providers (Maxis, Digi & Celcom) [capped at RM300 for UOB ONE Platinum card & RM200 for UOB ONE Classic card per month.]
* 2% for Groceries [capped at RM1,500 for UOB ONE Platinum card & RM1,000 for UOB ONE Classic card per month.]
* 2% at Pharmacies
& 0.3% for all Other Purchases...
*Enchanted with SMART$ Cash Rebate Privileges http://www1.uob.com.my/assets/pdf/platinum...036;partner.pdf
+ Usually They Given 2 Years Annual Fee Waiver to NEW Signup
For the Subsequent Years You can Call Customer Service Request AF Waiver from Them, As I know They Annual Fee can EZly to Waive Off as long Use the Card Frequently...


As for OCBC Titanium Maybe can Consider to Keep It for Your Insurance Auto Billing coz 1% Unlimited Cash-Back on Any Spend  + Free For Life.
Feel  Sayang If You Cut the Card with the a.k.a. the Most Difficult to Get CC from the Strongest Bank in the World, Which I Failed to Get...  laugh.gif
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Yup, that OCBC took me a month plus to applied since its want bank statement, and my Maybank online bank statement only have new one every quarterly...

QUOTE
For the Subsequent Years You can Call Customer Service Request AF Waiver from Them, As I know They Annual Fee can EZly to Waive Off as long Use the Card Frequently

rclxub.gif This I always fail to do so, many years I forget to use my points to offset my maybank sony card GST till I saw that GST is charged in my statement, I afraid the annual fee on UOB after 2 years will be the same doh.gif
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QUOTE(tenchi0205 @ Dec 23 2013, 07:43 AM)
Yup, that OCBC took me a month plus to applied since its want bank statement, and my Maybank online bank statement only have new one every quarterly...
rclxub.gif This I always fail to dotso, many years I forget to use my points to offset my maybank sony card GST till I saw that GST is charged in my statement, I afraid the annual fee on UOB after 2 years will be the same doh.gif
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OCBC have Reject Me 2X although I Submit with 3 Months Bank Statement + Others Income Document on the CC Apps... shakehead.gif
FYI, U do have Varies CC's from Different Banks (Up to 10 Cards at the Same Time) But NO OCBC Tit.... cool2.gif

Btw, Set a Reminder at Your Phone to Remind U is Time for Your to Start Begging (Offset) Your AF/GST maybe 3 Months before the CC Anniversary...
I also Do the Same for MY Citibank Cards, had Called them 3 Months Advance before the CC Actual Birthday & They Delighted to Waive for Me...tongue.gif

This post has been edited by fly126: Dec 23 2013, 10:29 AM
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QUOTE(fly126 @ Dec 20 2013, 10:16 AM)
Yes, You can Notice that, the UOB One Card having Similar Benefits with Citibank Cash back Platinum...

Citibank Cash Back Platinum Annual Fee - $195 (Income Requirement RM40k p.a)
UOB One Classic / Platinum Card Annual Fee $68 / $168 (Income Requirement RM24-36K p.a) 

BUT, You Can Earn More $$$ with Citibank Cash Back Platinum... nod.gif

* 5% for Petrol Cash Rebate [capped at RM600 for Citibank CB Platinum card RM300 / RM500 for UOB ONE Classic / Platinum card per month.]

* 2% Cash Rebate for major mobile service providers (Maxis, Digi & Celcom) [capped at RM200 / RM300 for UOB ONE Classic / Platinum card per month Citibank CB Platinum Rebate will be Unlimited as Long U Pay the Bill thru Citibank Online]

* 2% for Groceries [capped at RM1000 / RM1,500 for UOB ONE Classic / Platinum card & RM3,000 for Citibank CB Platinum card per month]

* 2% at Pharmacies [No Capping on Both Citibank & UOB CC] 

But Anyway, the Citibank CB Only credit the cash back earned once you reach RM50 & If the cash rebate is less than RM50 for a particular month, the total cash rebate amount will be carried forward to the following month...  Meanwhile, the UOB credit the cash back monthly into the account...

Another Cons of Citi CB Plat.... the 2% Phone Bills Rebates ONLY Available with Payments Made through Citibank Online & One Bill Payment... Whereas You can Enjoy Phone Bills Cash Back with UOB Card with any Payment Channel ie: at Online Portal or Pay Over the Counter... 

+ U Will Get 5% + Another 2% Smart $ Cash Rebate at BPH Petrol with UOB One Card as for the Citi CB Plat. Just Plain 5% Off for All Petrol Station & Also Don't Forget 5%Off on GSC Tickets with UOB One Card...  thumbup.gif

I think the UOB One Card is Clearly Outshine & More Practical Used  Compare to Citibank Cash-Back Platinum & I Got Both...  tongue.gif
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I'm looking for OCBC Ti card replacement. Those 2 cards you mention here seems like good option.
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QUOTE(tenchi0205 @ Dec 22 2013, 10:08 PM)
1. Annual Income: RM69K

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: A Must (lazy to call to beg for waive annual fee)

3. Card required for:
a) Petrol RM350+,
b) Insurance autodebit monthly (RM979),
c) Cash Back/Rebate, reward,
d) Overseas Transactions (occasionally) ,
e) utilities bill (Maxis phone & broadband RM170+RM105, TM fix line RM26, electric RM50, water RM6) = pay via online
f) 0% interest installment, (3C gadgets )
g) Majlis bandaran cukai pintu, cukai tanah, indah water = via online payment
h) Grocery RM200 - 300 (sometime pay by cash)
i) car maintenance
j) dinning - once in a blue moon
k) vacation - hotel, flight ticket (once or two per year)

4. Existing credit cards if any: CIMB Direct Access Mastercard (plan to cancel), OCBC Titanium Mastercard(Just applied last Oct, sadly now more 5%), Maybank Sony visa (Plan to cancel).

5. Looking at CC from: UOB One Platinium Visa or Maybankard 2 (Amex & Visa)

6. Others: ....

So UOB better or MBB 2 better for me? For MBB2+OCBC combo or cancel OCBC and get MBB2+UOB platinium combo

One thing I dun like UOB platinum, need to swipe 12 times per year and spend 36k per year or call the SC to beg for waive...which I dun like and more likely I forget to call on time rclxub.gif
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QUOTE(bristlebb @ Dec 23 2013, 11:04 AM)
I'm looking for OCBC Ti card replacement. Those 2 cards you mention here seems like good option.
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Looking for Cash Back Credit Cards for spending between RM1K/month and up to RM7K/month spending, click here and read my article The Best Cash Back Credit Cards - How To Earn Money From The Right Credit Cards.

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QUOTE(Gen-X @ Dec 23 2013, 11:32 AM)
Looking for Cash Back Credit Cards for spending between RM1K/month and up to RM7K/month spending, click here and read my article The Best Cash Back Credit Cards - How To Earn Money From The Right Credit Cards.

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I tried switching from my UOB One Card to HL WISE Card, tot i can enjoy the 10% cash rebate on Mobile, Petrol and Dining.

Ended, some month i get the rebate some month i ended ZERO. The criteria for 10 x RM50 is difficult leh.

One of the month, i got 9 transactions......didn't realise i need to spend 1 more time to get the cash rebate.

HL Wise manager, if you see this message.....please remove this troublesome criteria. Or else, i will divorce you during my first year anniversary with you.

Life is already stressful, and this card give me more headache. I better stick back to my UOB One Card. At least i don't have to do tracking.
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QUOTE(MorpheusZZ @ Dec 23 2013, 03:59 PM)
I tried switching from my UOB One Card to HL WISE Card, tot i can enjoy the 10% cash rebate on Mobile, Petrol and Dining.

Ended, some month i get the rebate some month i ended ZERO. The criteria for 10 x RM50 is difficult leh.

One of the month, i got 9 transactions......didn't realise i need to spend 1 more time to get the cash rebate.

HL Wise manager, if you see this message.....please remove this troublesome criteria. Or else, i will divorce you during my first year anniversary with you.

Life is already stressful, and this card give me more headache. I better stick back to my UOB One Card. At least i don't have to do tracking.
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you probably end up losing money paying annual fee + GST. wink.gif
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QUOTE(MorpheusZZ @ Dec 23 2013, 03:59 PM)
I tried switching from my UOB One Card to HL WISE Card, tot i can enjoy the 10% cash rebate on Mobile, Petrol and Dining.

Ended, some month i get the rebate some month i ended ZERO. The criteria for 10 x RM50 is difficult leh.

One of the month, i got 9 transactions......didn't realise i need to spend 1 more time to get the cash rebate.

HL Wise manager, if you see this message.....please remove this troublesome criteria. Or else, i will divorce you during my first year anniversary with you.

Life is already stressful, and this card give me more headache. I better stick back to my UOB One Card. At least i don't have to do tracking.
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that's y until now I am still reluctant to get this card as my OCBC Ti replacement, it is a bit difficult for me to maintain the 10x usage frequency and the AF is not waive able
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QUOTE(virgoguy @ Dec 23 2013, 04:18 PM)
that's y until now I am still reluctant to get this card as my OCBC Ti replacement, it is a bit difficult for me to maintain the 10x usage frequency and the AF is not waive able
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if you spend less than rm 500/month then it will be a lil hard
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Which card allows unlimited entry to the premium lounge without having to deduct your points? I know Amex platinum but RM800 fee is too much to pay. Is there another card? Thank you.
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QUOTE(twins9 @ Dec 25 2013, 03:26 PM)
Which card allows unlimited entry to the premium lounge without having to deduct your points?  I know Amex platinum but RM800 fee is too much to pay.  Is there another card?  Thank you.
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try read this topic: Free Access to Airport Lounges with Credit Cards, KLIA, LCCT, Senai and Worldwide
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1. Annual Income: RM30K to RM36K

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: A Must ( Why not? ).

3. Card required for:Petrol, Entertainment ( Cinema and a little bit of mid-tier restaurants ( Chilis, Dragon-i etc))

4. Existing credit cards if any: None.

5. Looking at CC from: Citibank for all those discounts in restaurants, and the Maybank cards with AMEX as suggested in first page.

6. Others: I think Petrol will be 80% of my CC usage. But for now I pumped RM30 can last for more than one week if I really drive it courteously. This is subjected to change as my working location will change from very near to quite some distance from where I stay now.

Just joined the workforce and I always thought that CC is a kind of luxury until I read this post. Thanks for the heads up. thumbup.gif
But according to above do I really need a CC?
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QUOTE(Donchay @ Dec 25 2013, 11:33 PM)
1. Annual Income: RM30K to RM36K

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: A Must ( Why not? ).

3. Card required for:Petrol, Entertainment ( Cinema and a little bit of mid-tier restaurants ( Chilis, Dragon-i etc))

4. Existing credit cards if any: None.

5. Looking at CC from: Citibank for all those discounts in restaurants, and the Maybank cards with AMEX as suggested in first page.

6. Others: I think Petrol will be 80% of my CC usage. But for now I pumped RM30 can last for more than one week if I really drive it courteously. This is subjected to change as my working location will change from very near to quite some distance from where I stay now.

Just joined the workforce and I always thought that CC is a kind of luxury until I read this post. Thanks for the heads up.  thumbup.gif
But according to above do I really need a CC?
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I) Maybank 2Cards - Free for Life 2 Signup 1 GST (5X Treat Points + 5% Off On Weekends Spend with 2 Amex)
II) UOB One Card - a Pure Cash Back Card Good on Petrol Spend & Cinema Up to 5% Off...
Currently 1 of Best Card for Graduate... thumbup.gif
III) OCBC Titanium - Free For Life with NO Annual Fee 1% Unlimited Cash Back on Any Spend

Pls Refer to My Post #223 https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2979093/+220 just few Posts above Yours for More Details & Go Thru Gen-X 's Post #227 for the Best Recommendation... thumbup.gif

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QUOTE(Gen-X @ Dec 23 2013, 12:32 PM)
Looking for Cash Back Credit Cards for spending between RM1K/month and up to RM7K/month spending, click here and read my article The Best Cash Back Credit Cards - How To Earn Money From The Right Credit Cards.

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wow, long blog laugh.gif

just wondering for online purchase, what's best card to use? heard that cimb got 5% rebate, right? besides CIMB, any other good card for online purchase?
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QUOTE(ngaisteve1 @ Dec 26 2013, 11:46 AM)
wow, long blog  laugh.gif

just wondering for online purchase, what's best card to use? heard that cimb got 5% rebate, right? besides CIMB, any other good card for online purchase?
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UOB VOX Card but rebates are only given to purchasers above RM50 value and subjected to max rebate of RM50 per month
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QUOTE(DarReNz @ Dec 25 2013, 10:27 AM)
if you spend less than rm 500/month then it will be a lil hard
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well it is not the matter of spend less than 500 is more like matter of going through the trouble of asking the sales person break the single transaction into multiple swipe. Most of the time u have to beg them and yet they are showing you some face color due to making their life difficult
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QUOTE(shortleg88 @ Dec 26 2013, 01:05 PM)
UOB VOX Card but rebates are only given to purchasers above RM50 value and subjected to max rebate of RM50 per month
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how much rebate?
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how much rebate?
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Do they waive gst on cimb cards? I get charged every year, no waiver.


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QUOTE(virgoguy @ Dec 26 2013, 12:06 PM)
well it is not the matter of spend less than 500 is more like matter of going through the trouble of asking the sales person break the single transaction into multiple swipe. Most of the time u have to beg them and yet they are showing you some face color due to making their life difficult
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that's why if you ask me best is to choose petrol/mobile/utilities so that you can break it down without troubling others
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QUOTE(shortleg88 @ Dec 26 2013, 12:05 PM)
UOB VOX Card but rebates are only given to purchasers above RM50 value and subjected to max rebate of RM50 per month
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by next year actually a few more days this UOB VOX will beat CIMB Platinum CB nod.gif

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1. Annual Income: RM60K

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: A Must or Small Amount only.

3. Card required for: Free KLIA/LCCT Lounge Access.

4. Existing credit cards if any: UOB One Card & VOX Card, Std Cht Justone Plat, Maybank2kard Gold, OCBC Titanium, CIMB Cashback

5. Looking at CC from: Not sure, the one that can provide lounge access

6. Others:

I and my partner will be travelling overseas next year. Hence I'm thinking to apply 2 cards that can provide us access to the lounge. There will be a trip through KLIA, and a few trip through LCCT (or KLIA2?)

Hope sifus here can provide me some advice.
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QUOTE(Devil4life @ Dec 26 2013, 03:27 PM)
1. Annual Income: RM60K

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: A Must or Small Amount only.

3. Card required for: Free KLIA/LCCT Lounge Access.

4. Existing credit cards if any: UOB One Card & VOX Card, Std Cht Justone Plat, Maybank2kard Gold, OCBC Titanium, CIMB Cashback

5. Looking at CC from: Not sure, the one that can provide lounge access

6. Others:

I and my partner will be travelling overseas next year. Hence I'm thinking to apply 2 cards that can provide us access to the lounge. There will be a trip through KLIA, and a few trip through LCCT (or KLIA2?)

Hope sifus here can provide me some advice.
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https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1791878

http://www.hlb.com.my/pfs/cc/cc_visa-signa..._visa-signature

Not cheap to maintain having to swipe 30k per annum to waive AF but since 1st year is free no harm to sign up and cancel when near 1 year anniversary. Also on paper the required income is 80k per annum.

Can also look at RHB Signature / Platinum series, 4X entry into any lounge in Malaysia but again the annual fee waiver T&C makes it hard to be kept for long term.

My recommendation for KLIA;

1. Alliance Platinum - 60k PA income - unlimited access to KLIA lounge - AF waived with 12 swipes a year
2. New AEON Credit Card - 36k PA income - 6X KLIA lounge access per annum - 6 months 0% BT - attractive foreign exchange rate for oversea transaction (Based on my experience lower than rates on Visa website)

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https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1791878

http://www.hlb.com.my/pfs/cc/cc_visa-signa..._visa-signature

Not cheap to maintain having to swipe 30k per annum to waive AF but since 1st year is free no harm to sign up and cancel when near 1 year anniversary. Also on paper the required income is 80k per annum.

Can also look at RHB Signature / Platinum series, 4X entry into any lounge in Malaysia but again the annual fee waiver T&C makes it hard to be kept for long term.

My recommendation for KLIA;

1. Alliance Platinum - 60k PA income - unlimited access to KLIA lounge - AF waived with 12 swipes a year
2. New AEON Credit Card - 36k PA income - 6X KLIA lounge access per annum - 6 months 0% BT - attractive foreign exchange rate for oversea transaction (Based on my experience lower than rates on Visa website)
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Thanks for the suggestion. I'm not an avid traveller so I don't need it on the long term. I just need the first year annual fee waive (or small amount) and GST to be offset (with certain condition).

Planning to cancel it after 1 year rolleyes.gif
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just wondering for online purchase, what's best card to use? heard that cimb got 5% rebate, right? besides CIMB, any other good card for online purchase?
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Previously, when it was first launched, the CIMB Cash Rebate Platinum MasterCard imposes an annual fee of RM190 for the second and subsequent years. Now, the card is FREE FOR LIFE, it changes the maximum effective cash back rate we can get from our online transactions with the CIMB Cash Rebate Platinum.

The monthly cash rebate for online transactions is capped at RM30/month, or in other words, this card is good for online transactions up to RM600/month.

To see how much you can actually earn from your online transactions with the CIMB Cash Back Plat, click the link below:

Effective Cash Back Rate with Credit Cards

QUOTE(Donchay @ Dec 25 2013, 11:33 PM)
1. Annual Income: RM30K to RM36K

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: A Must ( Why not? ).

3. Card required for:Petrol, Entertainment ( Cinema and a little bit of mid-tier restaurants ( Chilis, Dragon-i etc))

4. Existing credit cards if any: None.

5. Looking at CC from: Citibank for all those discounts in restaurants, and the Maybank cards with AMEX as suggested in first page.

6. Others: I think Petrol will be 80% of my CC usage. But for now I pumped RM30 can last for more than one week if I really drive it courteously. This is subjected to change as my working location will change from very near to quite some distance from where I stay now.

Just joined the workforce and I always thought that CC is a kind of luxury until I read this post. Thanks for the heads up.  thumbup.gif
But according to above do I really need a CC?
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I agree with fly that Maybankard 2 Cards is a good option for you since the restaurants you mentioned do accept AMEX. That is if you can pump petrol and patronize the restaurants on Saturday and Sunday.

Now, if your petrol cost jumps to RM500 a month because of your working location, then maybe the HLB WISE would benefit you more because you can get 10% cash back (you need to satisfy the 10X RM50 swipe - remember this).

As to your question do you need a CC? Well, go read my article below and based on the first table for spending up to RM1K/month, see how much you can earn back. FREE money or nothing - you decide.

The Best Cash Back Credit Card Combination 2014

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1. Annual Income: rm28000 per year

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: looking for free, can consider minimum swipes per year (eg waiver after 60 swipes).

3. Card required for: instant cash but pay monthly/petrol/shopping/movies

4. Existing credit cards if any: Nil.

5. Looking at CC from: anybank seems im in kuala lumpur

6. Others: prefer cash back,not interested with rewards point

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QUOTE(skawithme @ Dec 27 2013, 03:25 AM)
1. Annual Income: rm28000 per year

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: looking for free, can consider minimum swipes per year (eg waiver after 60 swipes).

3. Card required for: instant cash but pay monthly/petrol/shopping/movies

4. Existing credit cards if any: Nil.

5. Looking at CC from: anybank seems im in kuala lumpur

6. Others: prefer cash back,not interested with rewards point
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Pls Refer to My Post #236 https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2979093/+220 just few Posts above Yours for More Details & Go Thru Gen-X 's Post #248 for the Best Recommendation... thumbup.gif

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QUOTE(Gen-X @ Dec 26 2013, 07:55 PM)
Previously, when it was first launched, the CIMB Cash Rebate Platinum MasterCard imposes an annual fee of RM190 for the second and subsequent years. Now, the card is FREE FOR LIFE, it changes the maximum effective cash back rate we can get from our online transactions with the CIMB Cash Rebate Platinum.

The monthly cash rebate for online transactions is capped at RM30/month, or in other words, this card is good for online transactions up to RM600/month.
Thanks Gen X icon_rolleyes.gif
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1. Annual Income: RM48k

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: A Must or able to easily waive it with certain amount of transactions.

3. Card required for: Online transactions rebate (better if is 5% or more)

4. Existing credit cards if any: UOB Vox, CIMB Platinum cash rebate, MBB2 cards

5. Looking at CC from: Any bank

6. Others:
Need more credit card for online transaction rebate as UOB Vox & CIMB Platinum is not enough. Always fully utilise.

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Help to recommend a good Cashback/Rebate credit card for me. Must be Islamic Credit Card. biggrin.gif

1. Annual Income: RM60K to RM100K

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: Good to have

3. Card required for: Mainly Petrol & Groceries, 0% Installments.

4. Existing credit cards if any: Maybank Visa Petronas Ikhwan - Plan to change to Cashback/Rebate Credit Card.

5. Looking at CC from: Currently looking at HSBC Amanah Mpower Visa Platinum

6. Others: Must be Islamic Card, want to find best Islamic Cashback/Rebate Credit Card for spending of ~Rm2000 monthly.

Thanks guys.
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QUOTE(celaw @ Dec 27 2013, 12:10 PM)
1. Annual Income: RM48k

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: A Must or able to easily waive it with certain amount of transactions.

3. Card required for: Online transactions rebate (better if is 5% or more)

4. Existing credit cards if any: UOB Vox, CIMB Platinum cash rebate, MBB2 cards

5. Looking at CC from: Any bank

6. Others:
Need more credit card for online transaction rebate as UOB Vox & CIMB Platinum is not enough. Always fully utilise.
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Some of Choice :
I) HLB Mach - 1% Off for All Online Spend... Need to pay RM5 Subscription Fee every 3 months to enjoy additional categories of Cash Back. But Anyway It's Annual Fee Waiver Subject to 12x Swipes p.a... brows.gif

II) RHB Visa Signature With...
Unlimited 1% Cash Back on all online and overseas transactions & 0.5% Cash-Back on all other transactions
But U Need to have Annual Income RM80k baru can Apply... sweat.gif

III) OCBC Titanium - Unlimited 1% Cash Back on Any Spend & Free for Life without any Annual Fee
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QUOTE(fly126 @ Dec 27 2013, 09:26 PM)
Some of Choice :
I) HLB Mach - 1% Off for All Online Spend... Need to pay RM5 Subscription Fee every 3 months to enjoy additional categories of Cash Back. But Anyway It's Annual Fee Waiver Subject to 12x Swipes p.a... brows.gif

II) RHB Visa Signature With...
Unlimited 1% Cash Back on all online and overseas transactions & 0.5% Cash-Back on all other transactions
But U Need to have Annual Income RM80k baru can Apply... sweat.gif

III) OCBC Titanium - Unlimited 1% Cash Back on Any Spend & Free for Life without any Annual Fee
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Forgotten to add above that I already have HLB Essential with 1% unlimited. So what I looking for is more than 1% rebate CC for online transaction. smile.gif
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Help to recommend a good Cashback/Rebate credit card for me. Must be Islamic Credit Card. biggrin.gif

1. Annual Income: RM60K to RM100K

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: Good to have

3. Card required for: Mainly Petrol & Groceries, 0% Installments.

4. Existing credit cards if any: Maybank Visa Petronas Ikhwan - Plan to change to Cashback/Rebate Credit Card.

5. Looking at CC from: Currently looking at HSBC Amanah Mpower Visa Platinum

6. Others: Must be Islamic Card, want to find best Islamic Cashback/Rebate Credit Card for spending of ~Rm2000 monthly.

Thanks guys.
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I) HSBC Amanah Platinum Credit Card-i (Annual Fee Waiver Subject 12x Swipes a Year)
With Standard Features -*Unlimited 0.5 % Cash-Back on Local Spend & 1% Off on Overseas Spend
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5% Cash-Back for Total Monthly Spend of $2000 & Below, 8% Cash Back for Total Monthly Spend of $2001 & Above...
(Cash Back on Petrol, Groceries & Dining Spend Made during Weekends Only) Valid till 31/12/2013

Actually, I Not Sure Whether HSBC will Continue the 8% Cash Back Promo on 2014, No Further Details about It ... sweat.gif

Since You want to Cancel Your Maybank Visa Petronas Ikhwan Why Not Consider to get...
II) Maybank 2Cards
It's FREE for Life with NO Annual Fee Came with a Treat Point (System) with 3 Years Expiration Period
*The benefits of two cards, Maybankard 2 American Express® Card and Maybankard 2 MasterCard or Visa Card, in 1 sign up, 1 service tax, & 1 statement.
*You can Enjoy a low Finance Charge of 8.88% p.a. on your outstanding retail balance.
*5x Treats-Points for every Ringgit spent on Maybankard 2 American Express Card and 1x Treats Point on Maybankard 2 Card in Malaysia or anywhere else in the world.
* 5% Weekend cash back when spend on Maybankard 2 American Express Card capped at RM50 per customer (including Supp Card member) per month
+ Used the Treats Point to Offset Yearly GST or Used it on Enrich Air Miles Converting... Although the Treats Point came with 3 Years Validating Period

More...
Best Cash Back Credit Card in Malaysia: http://savemoney.my/best-cashback-credit-c...31c660-89724645

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QUOTE(celaw @ Dec 27 2013, 08:34 PM)
Forgotten to add above that I already have HLB Essential with 1% unlimited. So what I looking for is more than 1% rebate CC for online transaction. smile.gif
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I also Not Sure with that... hmm.gif
Currently, I Think No Other CC's have Offer More than 1% Rebate for Online Spend Except UOB Vox, CIMB Platinum Cash Rebate Platinum & MBB 2 Amex (Weekends Spend) Which have giving 5% Cash Rebate

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1. Annual Income: RM36k to RM40

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: must

3. Card required for: PetrolCash Back/Rebate

4. Existing credit cards if any: nil

5. Looking at CC from: whatever
6. Others: nil

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1. Annual Income: 42000

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: Must

3. Card required for: Petrol, Tolls, Groceries, Service provider (Mostly Maxis and Digi)

4. Existing credit cards if any: none

5. Looking at CC from: UOB One or OCBC Titanium

6. Others: none

Not needed now but maybe in another 4-5 month where i will be outstation most of the time. If got other better option than those 2 cards that i mention, please suggest. Thank You
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QUOTE(amxpayne67 @ Dec 28 2013, 02:51 PM)
1. Annual Income: 42000

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: Must

3. Card required for: Petrol, Tolls, Groceries, Service provider (Mostly Maxis and Digi)

4. Existing credit cards if any: none

5. Looking at CC from: UOB One or OCBC Titanium

6. Others: none

Not needed now but maybe in another 4-5 month where i will be outstation most of the time. If got other better option than those 2 cards that i mention, please suggest. Thank You
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Maybank2Kard Amex - 5% rebate on weekend + 5xTP
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1. Annual Income: RM30k

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: A Must

3. Card required for: Mainly dining, second shopping.

4. Existing credit cards if any: none

5. Looking at CC from: Not sure

6. I am new to credit card, never apply before. Hope sifu here can provide me some advice. Better with no minimum spending. Thanks.

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Guys, which card gives the best benefit for online spending? I already have:-
1. Hong Leong WISE card for dining and petrol
2. Maybankard 2 cards for 5% weekend cash back
3. Hong Leong GSC for cinema
4. OCBC Titanium for 1% cash back for everything else.

I also currently have the UOB One card but it's pretty redundant at the moment (except for 2% for groceries and pharmacies).

I'm thinking of getting a card that gives benefits for online spending.

Thanks.
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Guys, which card gives the best benefit for online spending? I already have:-
1. Hong Leong WISE card for dining and petrol
2. Maybankard 2 cards for 5% weekend cash back
3. Hong Leong GSC for cinema
4. OCBC Titanium for 1% cash back for everything else.

I also currently have the UOB One card but it's pretty redundant at the moment (except for 2% for groceries and pharmacies).

I'm thinking of getting a card that gives benefits for online spending.

Thanks.
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CIMB Cash Rebate Platinum MasterCard?

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5% Cash Rebate on e-Commerce spend
10% unlimited Cash Rebate on retail interest charged
2% Cash Rebate on Groceries and Petrol
2% Cash Rebate on Mobile & Utility Bill Payments (via Standing Instruction)
0.2% unlimited Cash Rebate on other retail spend


URL: http://www.cimbbank.com.my/creditcard/inde...u&ct=cashrebate
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QUOTE(David83 @ Dec 29 2013, 08:19 PM)
CIMB Cash Rebate Platinum MasterCard?
URL: http://www.cimbbank.com.my/creditcard/inde...u&ct=cashrebate
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they removed the 20% rebate for air ticket?
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QUOTE(bearbear @ Dec 29 2013, 11:02 PM)
they removed the 20% rebate for air ticket?
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it's there
http://www.cimbbank.com.my/creditcard/inde...pg=cc_lu&ac=17#
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It is time to review which card to retain.

I have:
Maybank2 amex
OCBC Titanium
UOB One platinum
CITI Clear

It hurt when it comes to GST and Annual fee charge to my statement when i rarely use the card.

Citi Clear very useful when it comes to dining,shopping, privilege & movie ticket. So i will keep this
OCBC revise to 1%, hardly see the savings unless i swipe a lot. Everymonth max swipe until 400. Sometimes no swipe. Hardly see retailer tie with OCBC for promotion except the curve dining.
Maybank2, the treatpoint easily to achieve when waiving GST. The con is spend on weekend to enjoy cashback.
UOB one, i apply this becoz the BT is the most cheapest. This can only compare with Maybank cashback.

These i normally spend, Maybank2 can achieve more savings if i do it on weekend.
Petrol - RM300
Grocery - RM100
Digi - RM80

Need sifu to advise which 2 card to cancel ? If all free annual fee and GST, then i dun need to headache.

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QUOTE(owenwong84 @ Dec 30 2013, 01:53 AM)
It is time to review which card to retain.

I have:
Maybank2 amex
OCBC Titanium
UOB One platinum
CITI Clear

It hurt when it comes to GST and Annual fee charge to my statement when i rarely use the card.

Citi Clear very useful when it comes to dining,shopping, privilege & movie ticket. So i will keep this
OCBC revise to 1%, hardly see the savings unless i swipe a lot. Everymonth max swipe until 400. Sometimes no swipe. Hardly see retailer tie with OCBC for promotion except the curve dining.
Maybank2, the treatpoint easily to achieve when waiving GST. The con is spend on weekend to enjoy cashback.
UOB one, i apply this becoz the BT is the most cheapest. This can only compare with Maybank cashback.

These i normally spend, Maybank2 can achieve more savings if i do it on weekend.
Petrol - RM300
Grocery - RM100
Digi - RM80

Need sifu to advise which 2 card to cancel ? If all free annual fee and GST, then i dun need to headache.
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Cut UOB and possibly OCBC Ti

Using Amex (If it is accepted) on weekdays the 5xTP is equal to 2% rebate. your only problem is when Amex is not accepted but as you mentioned max only 400 a month which rebate RM4 only. sufficient to cover the OCBC Ti GST you reckon? I would cut it and use Maybank2Kard Master/Visa as backup since it's free (You pay GST to use Amex, might as well just utilize the master/visa to gain 0.4% rebate via the TP)

For BT pls check other cards (Bank Islam, Aeon and etc - there is a thread specifically on BT), there are bank that offer 0% interest and 0% fee 6 months BT. in other word this mean it is free to do BT.

Recommend you to get the Aeon Watami
1. You can do 0% interest / fee 6 months BT
2. This can act as your back up card for big transaction, it offer 3% rebate if you spend minimum 3k within 3 months.

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QUOTE(David83 @ Dec 29 2013, 08:19 PM)
CIMB Cash Rebate Platinum MasterCard?
URL: http://www.cimbbank.com.my/creditcard/inde...u&ct=cashrebate
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Ah OK thanks.

Also the UOB Vox card:
http://www1.uob.com.my/personal/cards/cred...b_vox_card.html

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Sigh... time to review my credit card.
Currently I have:

1. MBB2 (Amex + Visa)
2. OCBC Titanium

Ever since the OCBC rewards program changed to 1% rebate, I have been thinking of canceling it and possibly apply another card. Any recommendation, to keep or replace with another card?

Usually I spend on:
1. Utilities, petrol, some dining, .... eh, I spend so little only?
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QUOTE(simplesmile @ Jan 1 2014, 08:30 PM)
Sigh... time to review my credit card.
Currently I have:

1. MBB2 (Amex + Visa)
2. OCBC Titanium

Ever since the OCBC rewards program changed to 1% rebate, I have been thinking of canceling it and possibly apply another card. Any recommendation, to keep or replace with another card?

Usually I spend on:
1. Utilities, petrol, some dining,  .... eh, I spend so little only?
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Let me try to answer my own question.
After reading Gen-X wonderful analysis on best cash back credit card, I think the best combination for me is the MBB2 Amex + Alliance Hybrid Premium Debit card.

I thought of OCBC Titanium, but if I can get 2% from Alliance debit card then why do I need to keep OCBC Titanium?
I thought of HLB Wise, but I don't think I can swipe RM500 on the selected categories. Heck... I don't even think I can swipe 10 times RM50 to qualify for rebate.

Appreciate feedback on my analysis.
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QUOTE(simplesmile @ Jan 1 2014, 09:43 PM)
Let me try to answer my own question.
After reading Gen-X wonderful analysis on best cash back credit card, I think the best combination for me is the MBB2 Amex + Alliance Hybrid Premium Debit card.

I thought of OCBC Titanium, but if I can get 2% from Alliance debit card then why do I need to keep OCBC Titanium?
I thought of HLB Wise, but I don't think I can swipe RM500 on the selected categories. Heck... I don't even think I can swipe 10 times RM50 to qualify for rebate.

Appreciate feedback on my analysis.
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same to me here. I plan to fully utilize my MBB2C and keep my current OCBC Ti till the next annual date while waiting for any good CC(which suit my spending behavior)
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QUOTE(simplesmile @ Jan 1 2014, 09:43 PM)
Let me try to answer my own question.
After reading Gen-X wonderful analysis on best cash back credit card, I think the best combination for me is the MBB2 Amex + Alliance Hybrid Premium Debit card.

I thought of OCBC Titanium, but if I can get 2% from Alliance debit card then why do I need to keep OCBC Titanium?
I thought of HLB Wise, but I don't think I can swipe RM500 on the selected categories. Heck... I don't even think I can swipe 10 times RM50 to qualify for rebate.

Appreciate feedback on my analysis.
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Thank you for the kind words and glad that you figured out which cards combinations are good for you.

There is also a diff between Alliance Debit and OCBC Titanium - i.e. RM50GST.
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1. Annual Income: RM30K to RM36K

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: A Must

3. Card required for: Travel Insurance and, if any, travel related benefits

4. Existing credit cards if any: Citibank Clear Card

5. Looking at CC from: Unknown due to Annual Fees

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1. Annual Income: RM36K to RM44K

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: A Must

3. Card required for: Great Eastern life assurance auto debit

4. Existing credit cards if any: MBB 2 Cards, OCBC Titanium Mastercard

5. Looking at CC from: Change from OCBC Titanium to OCBC Great Eastern Platinum Mastercard

6. Others: I have GE insurance premium tat more than RM2.2k which entitled for the Auto Installmemt Payment Plan. I currently pay my premium using OCBC Titanium quarterly and get charged for 4% by GE company. Can I ask OCBC bank to change my Titanium into GE Platinum card? Is it OCBC Titanium and OCBC Great Eastern Platinum card now sharing the same benefits?
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QUOTE(Gen-X @ Jan 2 2014, 10:40 AM)
Thank you for the kind words and glad that you figured out which cards combinations are good for you.

There is also a diff between Alliance Debit and OCBC Titanium - i.e. RM50GST.
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Aiya... didn't notice the qualifying criteria for Alliance Debit Premium is "privilege banking customer" only. Looks like I have to settle for the Alliance Debit Platinum. Only 1.5%. This means only 0.5% advantage over OCBC Titanium. sad.gif
Maybe I'll just keep my OCBC Titanium until a better card comes along.

The Alliance debit cards do not have GST, but it comes with Annual fee of RM12. Though this amount is still lower than the RM50 GST.
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Hi Sifu,

Thanks ahead for the advice !

1. Annual Income: >RM100k

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: A Must

3. Existing credit cards if any: MBB 2 Cards, OCBC Titanium Mastercard, HSBC gold card, Standard Chartered Business Platinum card.

Consumption item: Petrol (<>RM400), GE Insurance (<>1.5k), Grocery (<>1.2k), Online usage (<>USD100)

Question:
a. What card is good for online payment? ie: better conversion rate.
b. Which card i should remove and retain?
c. After card cancellation, do i need to get any card which beneficial for my case?

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Hi Sifu,

Thanks ahead for the advice !

1. Annual Income: >RM100k

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: A Must

3. Existing credit cards if any: MBB 2 Cards, OCBC Titanium Mastercard, HSBC gold card, Standard Chartered Business Platinum card.

Consumption item: Petrol (<>RM400), GE Insurance (<>1.5k), Grocery (<>1.2k), Online usage (<>USD100)

Question:
a. What card is good for online payment? ie: better conversion rate.
b. Which card i should remove and retain?
c. After card cancellation, do i need to get any card which beneficial for my case?
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Sorry can't give you direct answers to your questions a and c. As for b, you should know if your HSBC and SCB cards are any good.

Instead read my articles in the following order:

The Best Cash Back Credit Card Combination 2014.

The Best Credit Card for Overseas Transactions 2014

From the above article, try and do comparison yourself but I suggest you try the option below:

1. Hong Leong Bank for your petrol and groceries up to RM1K. Balance use on weekends with your MBB 2 AMEX.
2. Insurance go with AEON Watami.
3. That leaves you with USD100 which you can either go with AEON Watami but it will then go above the RM5K mark with your insurance premiums, so see if it is worthwhile to get the CIMB Cash Rebate Platinum MasterCard.

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hmm i think if you use your card strictly for online shopping than UOB Vox would be better than CIMB Platinum
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3. Card required for: Petrol

4. Existing credit cards if any: CitiClear, Standard Chartered World Miles

5. Looking at CC from: Anyone which gives better offer

6. Others: Planning to cut Standard chartered sooner.
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QUOTE(frozen7 @ Jan 4 2014, 05:07 PM)
1. Annual Income: 36k to 60k

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: Preferably free lifetime 

3. Card required for: Petrol

4. Existing credit cards if any: CitiClear, Standard Chartered World Miles

5. Looking at CC from: Anyone which gives better offer

6. Others: Planning to cut Standard chartered sooner.
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If you want FREE FOR LIFE, then get Maybankard 2 Cards where the AMEX earns you 5X Treats Points everyday PLUS 5% cash back on Saturday and Sunday. Goto MBB 2 Cards Thread for more info.

However, if you pump between RM500 to RM1K per month AND can split it to 10 times, then the HLB WISE will earn you more cash back even after deducting the annual fee. Goto HLB Wise Thread for more info. You can also click here to my article The Best Cash Back Credit Cards Combination 2014 where I have prepared a table of comparison for various credit card and how one can benefit from the HLS Wise.

As for wanting to terminate your SCB, I suggest you go read SCB Thread last 2 pages and you'll be glad you did.



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3. Card required for: petrol, cash rebate, mobile credit, a little bit of groceries (clothing)

4. Existing credit cards if any: Nil.

5. Looking at CC from: any banks will do, as long as i can apply it at KL

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QUOTE(djronzai @ Jan 5 2014, 10:16 PM)
1. Annual Income: 36k - 40k

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: A must

3. Card required for: petrol, cash rebate, mobile credit, a little bit of groceries (clothing)

4. Existing credit cards if any: Nil.

5. Looking at CC from: any banks will do, as long as i can apply it at KL

6. Others: prefer cash back,not interested with rewards point
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1. Maybank2Kard Amex
5% rebate on weekend
5X Treat Points everyday (Equivalent to 2% value)
0 annual fee

2. WISE Hong Leong
10% on selected category
Require minimum 10X RM50 transactions per month to qualify for rebate else 0
No waiver on annual fee
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QUOTE(bearbear @ Jan 6 2014, 04:09 PM)
1. Maybank2Kard Amex
5% rebate on weekend
5X Treat Points everyday (Equivalent to 2% value)
0 annual fee

2. WISE Hong Leong
10% on selected category
Require minimum 10X RM50 transactions per month to qualify for rebate else 0
No waiver on annual fee
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1. Maybank2kard Amex minimum requirement 60k PA, i am not qualified to apply this card still
2. I dont spend that much every months.

Thank you for your recommendation. what do you think about Cimb cash rebate platinum mastercard?
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1. Maybank2kard Amex minimum requirement 60k PA, i am not qualified to apply this card still
2. I dont spend that much every months.

Thank you for your recommendation. what do you think about Cimb cash rebate platinum mastercard?
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They also got Maybank 2Gold Cards Version with Income of RM30,000 p.a can Apply liao... nod.gif

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1. Maybank2kard Amex minimum requirement 60k PA, i am not qualified to apply this card still
2. I dont spend that much every months.

Thank you for your recommendation. what do you think about Cimb cash rebate platinum mastercard?
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M2K Gold is only 30k PA, must have CC in Malaysia if you ask me.

CIMB CB Platinum only good for online payments? Not bad since no AF involved but don't see how it fit your usage
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QUOTE(bearbear @ Jan 6 2014, 11:33 PM)
M2K Gold is only 30k PA, must have CC in Malaysia if you ask me.

CIMB CB Platinum only good for online payments? Not bad since no AF involved but don't see how it fit your usage
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alright, is this one? Maybankard 2 gold

I'm sorry, i cant find any details about the percentage of cash rebate of every category. Btw, what do you think about UOB one? or both of them can make the best combo?

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QUOTE(djronzai @ Jan 7 2014, 09:45 PM)
alright, is this one? Maybankard 2 gold

I'm sorry, i cant find any details about the percentage of cash rebate of every category. Btw, what do you think about UOB one? or both of them can make the best combo?
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Yup, you will get a amex and master/visa of your choice. I only use the AMEX nowadays, the other card keep in cold storage biggrin.gif

Here you go on the CIMB Platinum CB http://www.cimbbank.com.my/creditcard/inde...u&ct=cashrebate

UOB One good for petrol, 5% rebate.
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1. Annual Income: 30k to 36k

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: Preferably free lifetime

3. Card required for: mostly dining

4. Existing credit cards if any: none

5. Looking at CC from: any

6. Others: fresh grad with only one month payslip, need a credit card urgently for personal reason
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No Way Man... shakehead.gif
You Won't Get Any CC from Any Bank With 1 Month Payslip
Reason Why:
They have to Reject You due to Not Having a Stable Job yet... baru Keluar Kerja sweat.gif

All the Bank will Need Your 3 Months Pay Slips Or at Least 6 Months EPF's Contribution for Credit Card Apps
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QUOTE(djronzai @ Jan 7 2014, 09:45 PM)
alright, is this one? Maybankard 2 gold

I'm sorry, i cant find any details about the percentage of cash rebate of every category. Btw, what do you think about UOB one? or both of them can make the best combo?
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MBB 2 AMEX and UOB Combo if you need the 5% for Petrol. If you spend less than RM1K per month and can pump petrol on Saturdays and Sundays, the Maybankard 2 Cards should be adequate.

Click here to my article The Besr Cash Back Credit Card Combination where I prepared a table comparing Maybankard 2 Cards versus Hong Leong Bank Wise, UOB One Card Visa and other cards.
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1. Annual Income: 30k to 36k

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3. Card required for: mostly dining

4. Existing credit cards if any: none

5. Looking at CC from: any

6. Others: fresh grad with only one month payslip, need a credit card urgently for personal reason
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mostly need 3 months payslip.
but recently cimb call and offer me. Just need to submit one month payslip only. no need other document.
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mostly need 3 months payslip.
but recently cimb call and offer me. Just need to submit one month payslip only. no need other document.
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your main income deposit into your CIMB bank acc?
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my salary goes to other bank. CIMB just backup saving account.
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if you limit your activities to weekend - Maybank2Kard Amex

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Sorry for not following the format, but I just need to know which CC is the best for online purchases? I have HL WISE, Citibank Clear and OCBC currently, and they don't help much for purchases made online.

Thanks!
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Sorry for not following the format, but I just need to know which CC is the best for online purchases? I have HL WISE, Citibank Clear and OCBC currently, and they don't help much for purchases made online.

Thanks!
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OCBC if it is Titanium offer 1% unlimited for any transaction.

http://www.cimbbank.com.my/creditcard/inde...u&ct=cashrebate

5% rebate on e-commerce transactions but please read the T&C to see if it suit you
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QUOTE(pinksapphire @ Jan 10 2014, 04:50 PM)
Sorry for not following the format, but I just need to know which CC is the best for online purchases? I have HL WISE, Citibank Clear and OCBC currently, and they don't help much for purchases made online.

Thanks!
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MACH card have 2% rebate on online purchase.
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Sorry for not following the format, but I just need to know which CC is the best for online purchases? I have HL WISE, Citibank Clear and OCBC currently, and they don't help much for purchases made online.

Thanks!
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Here You Are:

I) Public Bank Visa Signature - 6% Cash-back, On Grocery, Dining, Online Transactions, Need to have Annual Income RM100k baru can Apply

II) Maybank 2Cards (Amex) with 5% Cashback on Weekends Spend

III) CIMB Cash Rebate Gold / Platinum MasterCard - 5% Cash Rebate on e-Commerce spend
http://www.cimbbank.com.my/creditcard/atta...RebateMCFin.pdf

IV) UOB Vox Card with...
5% cash rebate on all online spending with a minimum spend of RM50 & the Cash Back Capped at RM50 per Month
But, Need to Make 1 Transaction / Month or they Will Charge You RM6 Maintenance Fee per Month
https://www1.uob.com.my/assets/pdf/tnc/ccTN...d_Cash_Back.pdf

V) HLB Mach - 1% Off for All Online Spend... Need to pay RM5 Subscription Fee Quarterly to Enjoy Additional Categories of Cash Back. But Anyway It's Annual Fee Waiver Subject to 12x Swipes p.a. https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2421215

VI) RHB Visa Signature With...
Unlimited 1% Cash Back on all online and overseas transactions & 0.5% Cash-Back on all other transactions
But U Need to have Annual Income RM100k baru can Apply... http://www.rhb.com.my/cards/credit-card/cc_signature.html

VII) HLB Essential with 1% Unlimited Cash Back (Without Petrol Purchase) & Annual Fee Waiver Subject to 12x Swipes p.a.

VIII) OCBC (Blue/Pink) Mastercard - Unlimited 1% Cash Back on Everything Spend + Lifetime Fee Waiver

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QUOTE(bearbear @ Jan 10 2014, 04:56 PM)
OCBC if it is Titanium offer 1% unlimited for any transaction.

http://www.cimbbank.com.my/creditcard/inde...u&ct=cashrebate

5% rebate on e-commerce transactions but please read the T&C to see if it suit you
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Thanks for this. I came across it earlier, but the terms were not updated yet. Now I saw that they have the new 2014 clause up.

QUOTE(WhitE LighteR @ Jan 10 2014, 05:53 PM)
MACH card have 2% rebate on online purchase.
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Thanks!

QUOTE(fly126 @ Jan 10 2014, 07:35 PM)
Here You Are:
I) Maybank 2Cards (Amex) with 5% Cashback on Weekends Spend

II) CIMB Cash Rebate Platinum MasterCard http://www.cimbbank.com.my/creditcard/inde...u&ct=cashrebate
5% Cash Rebate on e-Commerce spend

III) UOB Vox Card with...
5% cash rebate on all online spending with a minimum spend of RM50 & the Cash Back Capped at RM50 per Month
But, Need to Make 1 Transaction / Month or they Will Charge You RM6 Maintenance Fee per Month
https://www1.uob.com.my/assets/pdf/tnc/ccTN...d_Cash_Back.pdf

IV) I) HLB Mach - 1% Off for All Online Spend... Need to pay RM5 Subscription Fee every 3 months to enjoy additional categories of Cash Back. But Anyway It's Annual Fee Waiver Subject to 12x Swipes p.a.

V) RHB Visa Signature With...
Unlimited 1% Cash Back on all online and overseas transactions & 0.5% Cash-Back on all other transactions
But U Need to have Annual Income RM80k baru can Apply...

VI) HLB Essential with 1% Unlimited Cash Back (Without Petrol Purchase) & Annual Fee Waiver Subject to 12x Swipes p.a.

VII) OCBC Titanium - Unlimited 1% Cash Back on Any Spend & Free for Life
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Thanks for such comprehensive list!

From what I gather so far, seems like CIMB would be a good one for any day online usage without specific amount since it gives 5% (a lot higher than the rest, except Maybank's) with an increased limit of RM50 this year.
I'll go find out more on the CIMB card from here, thanks!
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Thanks for this. I came across it earlier, but the terms were not updated yet. Now I saw that they have the new 2014 clause up.
Thanks!
Thanks for such comprehensive list!

From what I gather so far, seems like CIMB would be a good one for any day online usage without specific amount since it gives 5% (a lot higher than the rest, except Maybank's) with an increased limit of RM50 this year.
I'll go find out more on the CIMB card from here, thanks!
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CIMB Cash Rebate Platinum Card FAQs: http://www.cimbbank.com.my/creditcard/atta...mber%202014.pdf

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1. Annual Income: 30K

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: A Must

3. Card required for: cash back or good reward points on groceries, bills, or pettrol.

4. Existing credit cards if any: Citibank Clear

5. Looking at CC from: Any with better rebate


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1. Annual Income: 30K

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: A Must

3. Card required for: cash back or good reward points on groceries, bills, or pettrol.

4. Existing credit cards if any: Citibank Clear

5. Looking at CC from: Any with better rebate
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the most suitable cc for you is mbb2amex (5% cash back but only on weekends transactions): https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2989298
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3. Card required for: One off insurance premium every year

4. Existing credit cards if any: None

5. Looking at CC from: Any

Looking for CC that offer good cash back for paying insurance. I can switch my insurance to auto-debit monthly to achieve at least 12 swipes a year if that is required to waive the annual fee.

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QUOTE(1setsuna1 @ Jan 13 2014, 10:44 PM)
1. Annual Income: 50K

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: Must Have

3. Card required for: One off insurance premium every year

4. Existing credit cards if any: None

5. Looking at CC from: Any

Looking for CC that offer good cash back for paying insurance. I can switch my insurance to auto-debit monthly to achieve at least 12 swipes a year if that is required to waive the annual fee.

Thanks in advance sifus  notworthy.gif
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1. How much is your insurance premium annually?

2. If you switch to monthly payment, usually there is a slight increase in your premium, do you know how may percent.

Above info important. Say your insurance premium is RM5K/year. Currently the AEON Watami offer 3% cash back if one spends more than RM3K per quarter and the cash back is capped at RM150. Therefore with RM5K insurance premium you get only RM150 in cash back. Less RM50 GST, your effective csah back is RM100 per year.

If your insurance premium is less than RM3K one off, the AEON Watami card is not good. Other cards offer 1% to 2% cash back. RM3K x 2% = RM60, less RM50 GST you earn RM10!!! What's the point?

So please give info on item 1 and 2.

QUOTE(citronmobile @ Jan 12 2014, 07:27 PM)
1. Annual Income: 30K

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: A Must

3. Card required for: cash back or good reward points on groceries, bills, or pettrol.

4. Existing credit cards if any: Citibank Clear

5. Looking at CC from: Any with better rebate
Thank you!
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Bro, click here to read my article The Best Cash Back Credit Cards Combination where I I prepared a table for RM1K spending comparing Maybankard 2 Cards versus Hong Leong Bank WISE Visa, AEON Watami vs OCBC Titanium MasterCard and MACH by HLB.

Based on the table, go key in your own expenses and work out which is best for you.

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5. Looking at CC from: Maybankard2Card Gold vs Citibank Clear Card
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clear card only good for movie and coffee bean...your priority all poont to maybank2kard and frankly it is a must have card for me.
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clear card only good for movie and coffee bean...your priority all poont to maybank2kard and frankly it is a must have card for me.
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I see. But what about those reward point and such. MB2K has 3 years expiry date, but Citibank has lifetime reward points. And is AMEX widely acceptable? Kinda just started working a year ago so only started to have money to spend a little.
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3. Card required for: Emergency cases, or maybe when i have one will use strictly for petrol (so i guess need card that offer petrol CB).

4. Existing credit cards if any: None

5. Looking at CC from: Any with that suit me. For now im doing everything by cash, and if payment need via card, i use my MBB debit card.

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1. Annual Income: 80K

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3. Card required for: Emergency cases, or maybe when i have one will use strictly for petrol (so i guess need card that offer petrol CB).

4. Existing credit cards if any: None

5. Looking at CC from: Any with that suit me. For now im doing everything by cash, and if payment need via card, i use my MBB debit card.
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1) mbb2amex - 5% on everything (including petrol) if spend on weekends
2) uob one card - 5% on petrol (everyday)
3) citibank cb platinum - 5% on petrol (everyday)
4) hlb wise - 10% on petrol (everyday) - has strict t&c
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1. Annual Income: Rm50K to RM60K

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: A Must.

3. Card required for: List all your needs. Petrol, Cash Back/Rebate Only, AirMiles, Overseas Transactions (SELDOM), Dining, Groceries and entertainment

4. Existing credit cards if any: RHB Travel Money.

5. Looking at CC from: Citibank, OCBC, UOB, HSBC and Maybank

6. Others: Looking for an all rounder most value card which provides rewards and cashback.


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1) mbb2amex - 5% on everything (including petrol) if spend on weekends
2) uob one card - 5% on petrol (everyday)
3) citibank cb platinum - 5% on petrol (everyday)
4) hlb wise - 10% on petrol (everyday) - has strict t&c
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thanks..! seems 1 is good since no annual fee, but not sure bout 2.. i'll pass 3 and 4..

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thanks..! seems 1 is good since no annual fee, but not sure bout 2.. i'll pass 3 and 4..
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yes, 1 is definitely a must-have cc for you.
but the 5% is only for weekends transactions.
for 2, the annual fee need to call and waive.
and not 100% will success waiving it.

or if you don't mind lower cash back, you can go for ocbc titanium cc.
1% on everything and everyday including petrol.

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I see. But what about those reward point and such. MB2K has 3 years expiry date, but Citibank has lifetime reward points. And is AMEX widely acceptable? Kinda just started working a year ago so only started to have money to spend a little.
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My experience with Amex so far can say 80% of the merchant in klang valley accept it, especially bigger outlets in shopping malls.

Correct M2K has 3 years expiry but with 5X reward it is still very good. Citibank only certain promo you get more else just the pathetic 1 point for every RM1 spent.

I have both M2K and Clear Card, M2K Amex is my main card and i will cut off clear card soon after 1 year+ of owning.
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QUOTE(bearbear @ Jan 14 2014, 10:33 PM)
My experience with Amex so far can say 80% of the merchant in klang valley accept it, especially bigger outlets in shopping malls.

Correct M2K has 3 years expiry but with 5X reward it is still very good. Citibank only certain promo you get more else just the pathetic 1 point for every RM1 spent.

I have both M2K and Clear Card, M2K Amex is my main card and i will cut off clear card soon after 1 year+ of owning.
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I see. Thank you for your insight. This will be my 1st credit card so have to be cautious with what I choose.
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1. Annual Income: 80K

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: A Must!

3. Card required for: Emergency cases, or maybe when i have one will use strictly for petrol (so i guess need card that offer petrol CB).

4. Existing credit cards if any: None

5. Looking at CC from: Any with that suit me. For now im doing everything by cash, and if payment need via card, i use my MBB debit card.
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Click here to read my article, The Best Cash Back Credit Cards Combination. See my example on Hong Leong Bank Wise if you do spend like RM500 a month, not necessary on petrol. Else get Maybankard 2 Cards AMEX if you can pump on weekends. Other cards waste of time for petrol especially Citibank Cash Back where the cash back is based on RM50.


QUOTE(ldhong @ Jan 14 2014, 07:31 PM)
1. Annual Income: Rm50K to RM60K 

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: A Must.

3. Card required for: List all your needs. Petrol, Cash Back/Rebate Only, AirMiles, Overseas Transactions (SELDOM), Dining, Groceries and entertainment 

4. Existing credit cards if any: RHB Travel Money.

5. Looking at CC from: Citibank, OCBC, UOB, HSBC and Maybank

6. Others: Looking for an all rounder most value card which provides rewards and cashback.
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Bro, all rounder for less than RM1K spending a month, definitely Maybankard 2 Cards AMEX.

Once again - click here to read my article, The Best Cash Back Credit Cards Combination where I prepared a table comparing cash back from different cards. This article will also show you the best card combination for up to RM7K spending a month.

Now, as for airmiles, how much you spend a year and where you want to fly to? For Entry Level and Platinum cards and local spending, the Maybankard 2 AMEX conversion of Reward Points to Enrich Miles is one of the best around (actually the best). If you want to redeem Economy Class ticket by converting your reward points to Enrich Miles, most of the time you will find that you get the same value as if you were to redeem for cash vouchers. If you want to fly Business Class, then it is a different story altogether.

If you really want Air Miles, click on the links below and read them in the following order:

New Toshiba i5 for RM999 with Maybankard On The Spor Redemtion and Enrich Miles Redemption. In this article I show you a case there is no difference in value converting Treats Points to Enrich Miles versus Cash Vouchers. Please also note that when I published this article, we only needed 10,000 TP or less to redeem RM50 cash voucher. Now we need 12,500 TP for RM50 voucher.

My Son Is Going To The USA Again on Business Class. Converting Treats Points to Enrich Miles and then redeeming for Business Class will give you the best returns, i.e. cash back equivalent up to xx%.

Enrich Miles Sale Is Fantastic for Visa Infinite with 5X Reward Points.
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QUOTE(Gen-X @ Jan 14 2014, 11:44 PM)
Click here to read my article, The Best Cash Back Credit Cards Combination. See my example on Hong Leong Bank Wise if you do spend like RM500 a month, not necessary on petrol. Else get Maybankard 2 Cards AMEX if you can pump on weekends. Other cards waste of time for petrol especially Citibank Cash Back where the cash back is based on RM50.
Bro, all rounder for less than RM1K spending a month, definitely Maybankard 2 Cards AMEX.

Once again - click here to read my article, The Best Cash Back Credit Cards Combination where I prepared a table comparing cash back from different cards. This article will also show you the best card combination for up to RM7K spending a month.

Now, as for airmiles, how much you spend a year and where you want to fly to? For Entry Level and Platinum cards and local spending, the Maybankard 2 AMEX conversion of Reward Points to Enrich Miles is one of the best around (actually the best). If you want to redeem Economy Class ticket by converting your reward points to Enrich Miles, most of the time you will find that you get the same value as if you were to redeem for cash vouchers. If you want to fly Business Class, then it is a different story altogether.

If you really want Air Miles, click on the links below and read them in the following order:

New Toshiba i5 for RM999 with Maybankard On The Spor Redemtion and Enrich Miles Redemption. In this article I show you a case there is no difference in value converting Treats Points to Enrich Miles versus Cash Vouchers. Please also note that when I published this article, we only needed 10,000 TP or less to redeem RM50 cash voucher. Now we need 12,500 TP for RM50 voucher.

My Son Is Going To The USA Again on Business Class. Converting Treats Points to Enrich Miles and then redeeming for Business Class will give you the best returns, i.e. cash back equivalent up to xx%.

Enrich Miles Sale Is Fantastic for Visa Infinite with 5X Reward Points.
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Hi Sir,

I should put Airmiles as "Seldom" as well when seek for recommendation.

I only travel overseas about two or three times year....Mostly travel domestically for work.

However, from this website www.imoney.my/credit-card i saw Maybank 2 Platinum/Gold are top in the list. It should be highly recommended for an all rounder card.

Your blog is very informative, will do some reading on your blog.


Thank you



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1. Annual Income: 31K

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: Must have or waive-able

3. Card required for: Groceries, Dining, Shopping, Movies, Petrol (in priority order)

4. Existing credit cards if any: None

5. Looking at CC from: Maybank and Citibank

Still jumping around these 2 company. Would like to have an in depth comparison. Cash back, reward point and offers when going shopping and dining.
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QUOTE(timw90 @ Jan 15 2014, 11:04 PM)
1. Annual Income: 31K

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: Must have or waive-able

3. Card required for: Groceries, Dining, Shopping, Movies, Petrol (in priority order)

4. Existing credit cards if any: None

5. Looking at CC from: Maybank and Citibank

Still jumping around these 2 company. Would like to have an in depth comparison. Cash back, reward point and offers when going shopping and dining.
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i would suggest you to go for mbb2amex. if you were mostly doing your groceries, dining, shopping, movies, petrol on weekends, that would be even better.
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QUOTE(victorywp @ Jan 15 2014, 11:53 PM)
i would suggest you to go for mbb2amex. if you were mostly doing your groceries, dining, shopping, movies, petrol on weekends, that would be even better.
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Even factoring in offers such as 10% off at certain dining places? Do note I spend roughly RM1000+- per month. With RM1000 per month, the total treat points after 3 years is roughly 100,000. Where as Citibank its lifetime and I can save it up till I really want to spend my points. And the offers for Citibank Clear Card sort of interest me. Where as Maybank has lesser offers. What do you think?
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QUOTE(timw90 @ Jan 16 2014, 12:05 AM)
Even factoring in offers such as 10% off at certain dining places? Do note I spend roughly RM1000+- per month. With RM1000 per month, the total treat points after 3 years is roughly 100,000. Where as Citibank its lifetime and I can save it up till I really want to spend my points. And the offers for Citibank Clear Card sort of interest me. Where as Maybank has lesser offers. What do you think?
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Yes, Maybe Citibank Card Privileges (Discount or Offer) + Evergreen Rewards Point No Expired Which's become a Attraction to Most of PPL, but the Clear Card do came with Annual Fee (RM90) + GST RM50. Ya, You may Request Annual Fee Waiver from Citibank Every Year but Sometimes also Subject to their Approval, they give or not ... sweat.gif
Meanwhile, Maybank 2Cards will Benefiting U with 2 cards, Maybankard 2 American Express® Card & Maybankard 2 Visa / MasterCard, in 1 Sign up, 1 Service Tax, and 1 Statement plus, the MBB 2 Cards also is Lifetime Fee Waiver with NO T&C's Applied to... thumbup.gif

You can Accumulate/Earn More Rewards Point lebih Cepat: 2x / 5X Treats point + 5% Cash-Back from Weekends Spend with Maybank 2Cards (Amex) for Every RM1 Spent. Do Use the Treats Point to Offset Yearly GST or Shopping Voucher Redemption Even Use it for MAS Enrich Air Miles Redemption ... Although the Treats Point came with 3 Years Expiration Period icon_rolleyes.gif
As for Citibank Clear Card just Plain RM1 /1 Rewards Point
Furthermore, FYI... NO Point will be Rewarded on Petrol Purchase with Most of the Citi's Credit Card doh.gif

With Maybank 2Cards U Can Enjoy Lowest finance charge of 8.88% per annum on your outstanding retail balance. All you need to do is promptly settle minimum payment, 5% of the outstanding balance or a minimum of RM25.
Citibank or Most All the Bank CC with Finance Charge of 15-18% per Annum or a min of RM50

Btw, U can Consider also with OCBC Titanium Card as Spared - Unlimited 1% Cash Back for Everything + is Free For Life with No Annual Fee, Which is Good for the Place that X Accept Amex wink.gif

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Yes, Maybe Citibank Card Privileges (Discount or Offer) are More Attract to PPL + Evergreen Rewards Point No Expired  but the Clear Card do came with Annual Fee (RM90) + GST RM50. Ya, You may Request Annual Fee Waiver from Citibank Every Year but Sometimes also Subject to their Approval, they give or not ... sweat.gif 
Meanwhile, Maybank 2Cards will Benefiting U with 2 cards, Maybankard 2 American Express® Card & Maybankard 2 Visa / MasterCard, in 1 Sign up, 1 Service Tax, and 1 Statement plus, the MBB 2 Cards also is Lifetime Fee Waiver with NO T&C's Applied to... thumbup.gif

You can Accumulate/Earn More Rewards Point lebih Cepat: 2x / 5X Treats point + 5% Cash-Back from Weekends Spend with Maybank 2Cards (Amex) for Every RM1 Spent. Do Use the Treats Point to Offset Yearly GST or Shopping Voucher Redemption Even Use it for MAS Enrich Air Miles Redemption ... Although the Treats Point came with 3 Years Validation Period  icon_rolleyes.gif
As for Citibank Clear Card just Plain RM1 /1 Rewards Point
Furthermore, FYI... NO Point will be Rewarded on Petrol Purchase with Most of the Citi's Credit Card doh.gif 

With Maybank 2Cards U Can Enjoy Lowest finance charge of 8.88% per annum on your outstanding retail balance. All you need to do is promptly settle minimum payment, 5% of the outstanding balance or a minimum of RM25.
Citibank or Most All the Bank CC with Finance Charge of 15-18% per Annum or a min of RM50

Btw, U can Consider also with OCBC Titanium Card as Spared - Unlimited 1% Cash Back for Everything + is Free For Life with No Annual Fee, Which is Good for the Place that X Accept Amex  wink.gif
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wow, thank you for such a detailed reply. So factoring in all the benefits, MB2K would be better? I've looked around the Internet and most are stating MB2K to be the best choice. But my colleagues however suggest that citibank is better with their promotions and offers, keeping me right at the fence at the moment. Thank you again for your time and insight.


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wow, thank you for such a detailed reply. So factoring in all the benefits, MB2K would be better? I've looked around the Internet and most are stating MB2K to be the best choice. But my colleagues however suggest that citibank is better with their promotions and offers, keeping me right at the fence at the moment. Thank you again for your time and insight.
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yes, i do have the same idea with fly126 regarding his explanation on mbb2amex vs citibank. nod.gif
you may sign up for ocbc titanium as a back up too after mbb2amex.
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if the place you frequent has more citibank promo then go ahead. for me it is only good for movie and coffee bean thus it is not in my high usage priority card.
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Thank you all for your recommendations. Really appreciate the help! Will apply MBB2amex once I get my payslips. Just go a raise to qualify me for the MMB2amex gold. smile.gif
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1. Annual Income: above 24k

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: A must

3. Card required for: Mostly Petrol, Dining and Groceries. (Preferable Cash Back/Rebates)

4. Existing credit cards if any: Nil.

5. Looking at CC from: any banks will do, as long as i can apply it at Klang

6. Others: Just Graduated been working Since November 2013. Wanna Sub-card for my mother with no charges on that.
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QUOTE(windlee @ Jan 17 2014, 01:00 AM)
1. Annual Income: above 24k

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: A must

3. Card required for: Mostly Petrol, Dining and Groceries. (Preferable Cash Back/Rebates)

4. Existing credit cards if any: Nil.

5. Looking at CC from: any banks will do, as long as i can apply it at Klang

6. Others: Just Graduated been working Since November 2013. Wanna Sub-card for my mother with no charges on that.
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Since you are earning less than RM30K currently, you can't qualify yet for the FREE FOR LIFE Maybankard 2 Cards.

Click here to my article The Best Credit Card Combination 2014 where I prepared a table of comparison between cash back cards.

IF you do spend RM500 a month on petrol or groceries or dining (pick 2 out of 3), then the HLB WISE credit card will earn you most in cash back BUT only the first year annual fee is waived.

For petrol, if you pump less than RM300, then the UOB may be good for you where you can earn 5% cash back or MAXIMUM cash back of RM15/month. And if you can pump at BHP, you get extra 2% $MARTCASH. First year is FREE, subsequent years they do have auto annual fee waiver if you swipe 60 times a year (which works out to be 5 times a month). But you can request for annual fee waiver and the chance of getting it pretty good.

Now, since you are only earning about RM2K/month, I strongly suggest you do not give your mum a supp card or to anyone because if they were to max out your credit limit, you may be in debt and it is not good for a young person. I am not implying that your mum will max out your credit card, it may be she lost her supp card and someone go charge the card and she failed to inform you in time and the bank will say you are liable for the charges, better to be safe than sorry, i.e. be kiasu.

Since you new to credit card, click here to my Tutorial Page and read my article especially CC101 and Credit Card Interest Rates.

Once your annual income touches RM30K, go apply for the FREE FOR LIFE Maybankard 2 Cards.

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Since you are earning less than RM30K currently, you can't qualify yet for the FREE FOR LIFE Maybankard 2 Cards.

Click here to my article The Best Credit Card Combination 2014 where I prepared a table of comparison between cash back cards.

IF you do spend RM500 a month on petrol or groceries or dining (pick 2 out of 3), then the HLB WISE credit card will earn you most in cash back BUT only the first year annual fee is waived.

For petrol, if you pump less than RM300, then the UOB may be good for you where you can earn 5% cash back or MAXIMUM cash back of RM15/month. And if you can pump at BHP, you get extra 2% $MARTCASH. First year is FREE, subsequent years they do have auto annual fee waiver if you swipe 60 times a year (which works out to be 5 times a month). But you can request for annual fee waiver and the chance of getting it pretty good.

Now, since you are only earning about RM2K/month, I strongly suggest you do not give your mum a supp card or to anyone because if they were to max out your credit limit, you may be in debt and it is not good for a young person. I am not implying that your mum will max out your credit card, it may be she lost her supp card and someone go charge the card and she failed to inform you in time and the bank will say you are liable for the charges, better to be safe than sorry, i.e. be kiasu.

Since you new to credit card, click here to my Tutorial Page and read my article especially CC101 and Credit Card Interest Rates.

Once your annual income touches RM30K, go apply for the FREE FOR LIFE Maybankard 2 Cards.
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The salary part is counted by gross or nett?
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The salary part is counted by gross or nett?
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1. Annual Income: above 24k

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: A must

3. Card required for: Mostly Petrol, Dining and Groceries. (Preferable Cash Back/Rebates)

4. Existing credit cards if any: Nil.

5. Looking at CC from: any banks will do, as long as i can apply it at Klang

6. Others: Just Graduated been working Since November 2013. Wanna Sub-card for my mother with no charges on that.
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You Should Consider with,
I) OCBC Titanium MasterCard - Unlimited 1% Cash Back for Everything + is Free For Life with No Annual Fee

II) UOB ONE Classic Card - Pure Cash Back Card Currently 1 of the Best Card for Graduate brows.gif
You can Earn Cash Rebate ON:
* 5% for Petrol Cash Rebate [capped at RM300 for UOB ONE Classic card per month.]
* 2% Cash Rebate for Groceries [capped at RM1,000 for UOB ONE Classic card per month.]
* 2% Cash Rebate for major mobile service providers (Maxis, Digi and Celcom) [capped at RM200 for UOB ONE Classic card per month.]
* 5% for Cinema at GSC only
* 2% at Pharmacies
& 0.3% on All Other Daily Spend
*Enchanted with UOB SMART$ Cash Rebate Privileges http://www1.uob.com.my/webpages/SmartCash/...=780&height=540
As a NEW Signup now U will get 2 Years Annual Fee Waiver from UOB
For the Subsequent Years You can Call Customer Service to Request AF Waiver from them

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Oh. If that's the case should be earning more than 30K annual income.. So I can apply for the Maybank?
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Oh. If that's the case should be earning more than 30K annual income.. So I can apply for the Maybank?
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YES! Go get Maybankard 2 Cards and you must at least read Page 1 of the Maybankard 2 Thread.
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Hey Bro, if I only got two choice left between Alliance Platinum or Citibank Platinum (not the Rewards Platinum), which one do you think I should have? I know both have Enrich miles conversion program and allows me to use the airport lounge in KLIA. hmm.gif
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Hey Bro, if I only got two choice left between Alliance Platinum or Citibank Platinum (not the Rewards Platinum), which one do you think I should have? I know both have Enrich miles conversion program and allows me to use the airport lounge in KLIA. hmm.gif
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You want the card for what? If airport lounge only -

Alliance Bank annual fee auto waived with 12 swipes.

Citi Plat you got to be like me where I need to beg for annual fee waiver.

For cash back, sure Alliance better, earn evergreen points too.

However, Citibank do have discounts at more merchants vs Alliance. Check out my facebook page, https://www.facebook.com/GenXGenYGenZ, post January 12, buta buta I saved 10% because I have the Citibank Platinum.

For Enrich Miles conversion, in my article New Toshiba i5 for RM999 with Maybankard On The Spor Redemtion and Enrich Miles Redemption., I show you a case there is no difference in value converting Treats Points to Enrich Miles to redeem Economy Class ticket versus Cash Vouchers. And that's with Maybankard 2 AMEX superb conversion rate to Enrich.

So if you ask me, if you do spend a lot at places where you can get 5X reward with the Citibank Platinum, then you should go and calculate/compared the "effective cash back", i.e. worth of Malaysia Airline Raw Fare from Citibank vs Alliance Plat Effective Cash back (based on your monthly spending) and see which gives you better value.

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Any suggestion for overdraft installment for credit card? Which bank offered the best rate? It's better than personal loan, am I rite? (interest I mean).

Thanks in advance for the advise.
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Is there any banks that can give supp card for under 18? Nearly all ive seen are for above 18
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Hi all the experts here, would need some advice and recommendation for most suitable CC.

1. Annual Income: 30K (just worked for 4 months)

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: Waive-able

3. Card required for: Dining, Shopping, Movies and Groceries

4. Existing credit cards if any: None

5. Looking at CC from: Citibank/ CIMB/ Maybank

Checked through the threads here and noticed that CIMB DA is the most suitable for fresh grad. Could I apply at Sunway Pyramid's branch? Use to go there quite frequently.

Has applied for Citibank Clear Visa since 6 Jan (love to watch movie, so go for that card), called CS today to check on status and she told me that my application is still in processing, not found in the system. I rmb agent said about 2 weeks, maybe there's too much of public holiday rclxub.gif oh well, seems like might got rejected.

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Guy, WTA if i alrdy own a cc from citibank, apply for another card fo same bank, credit limit will share or each card have another credit limit?
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Guy, WTA if i alrdy own a cc from citibank, apply for another card fo same bank, credit limit will share or each card have another credit limit?
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shared the same CL.
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shared the same CL.
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Thanks for reply, mean if my limite is 6k, den upon approve each card only have 3k limit?

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QUOTE(michael1208 @ Jan 19 2014, 03:47 PM)
Hi all the experts here, would need some advice and recommendation for most suitable CC.

1. Annual Income: 30K (just worked for 4 months)

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: Waive-able

3. Card required for: Dining, Shopping, Movies and Groceries

4. Existing credit cards if any: None

5. Looking at CC from: Citibank/ CIMB/ Maybank

Checked through the threads here and noticed that CIMB DA is the most suitable for fresh grad. Could I apply at Sunway Pyramid's branch? Use to go there quite frequently.

Has applied for Citibank Clear Visa since 6 Jan (love to watch movie, so go for that card), called CS today to check on status and she told me that my application is still in processing, not found in the system. I rmb agent said about 2 weeks, maybe there's too much of public holiday rclxub.gif  oh well, seems like might got rejected.
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Firstly, soon all Direct Access cards will be converted to CIMB cards.

The Clear Card is good for movies. If your application is still not shown in the system next week. Go apply online directly via Citibank website. But please be aware, the Clear Card FREE Movie Benefit is really good if you go to the movies every week with a partner but many have reported it is tough for the annual fee to be waived for subsequent years. So, if you really go to the movies every week, the savings you get is much more than the annual fee and you would be more than happy to pay it. But if you go to the movies once a month, then different story, no point getting the card. And Citibank do have many promos for shopping and dining but that is to entice you to spend more.

For general usage and on weekends, the Maybankard 2 Gold card is really good for spending up to RM1000/month. The MBB2 Amex earns you 5% cash back every Saturday and Sunday plus 5X UNLIMITED Treats Points everyday. The 5X TP itself is already very good. It works out to be 2% cash back based on 12,500 TP = RM50 cash voucher.

Click here to read my article The Best Cash Back Credit Cards Combination 2014.

ronnie did an excellent job compiling places that accepts AMEX, click here to see where AMEX cards are welcome.

If you decide you want to get the MBB 2 Cards, click here to Maybankard 2 Cards Thread, and read at least the first 2 pages and most of the answers to your questions will be answered.

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Thanks for reply, mean if my limite is 6k, den upon approve each card only have 3k limit?
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it means two of your cards will share the 6k together, it doesn't split.
for example, if you used 5k in either of your card, then u can only use additional 1k on any of ur two cards.
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Firstly, soon all Direct Access cards will be converted to CIMB cards.

The Clear Card is good for movies. If your application is still not shown in the system next week. Go apply online directly via Citibank website. But please be aware, the Clear Card FREE Movie Benefit is really good if you go to the movies every week with a partner but many have reported it is tough for the annual fee to be waived for subsequent years. So, if you really go to the movies every week, the savings you get is much more than the annual fee and you would be more than happy to pay it. But if you go to the movies once a month, then different story, no point getting the card. And Citibank do have many promos for shopping and dining but that is to entice you to spend more.

For general usage and on weekends, the Maybankard 2 Gold card is really good for spending up to RM1000/month. The MBB2 Amex earns you 5% cash back every Saturday and Sunday plus 5X UNLIMITED Treats Points everyday. The 5X TP itself is already very good. It works out to be 2% cash back based on 12,500 TP = RM50 cash voucher.

Click here to read my article The Best Cash Back Credit Cards Combination 2014.

ronnie did an excellent job compiling places that accepts AMEX, click here to see where AMEX cards are welcome.

If you decide you want to get the MBB 2 Cards, click here to Maybankard 2 Cards Thread, and read at least the first 2 pages and most of the answers to your questions will be answered.
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Hi Gen-X thanks for your response. Yeah, actually I applied online. An agent followed up with me, submitted the application form + 3 mths payslip + EPF statement + copy of offer letter. It's already 2 weeks. Yep, I go to cinema for at least 5-6 times per month that's the card I am looking for, but wouldn't know will get approve or not.

Yeah I checked CIMB website that it will be rebranded to CIMB cards. TnC for application remains the same. Would like to know from those who are familiar with CIMB, whether this Platinum DA can be applied at Sunway Pyramid branch and get 1h approval, rather than keep waiting for another 2 weeks like CTB.

AMEX is one of my consideration too, will check out tonight. Which location would provide the fastest to approve as I just dun wan to waste so much time waiting and waiting again.

Let's see if the CTB's agent will call me again tmr.
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no.

it means two of your cards will share the 6k together, it doesn't split.
for example, if you used 5k in either of your card, then u can only use additional 1k on any of ur two cards.
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I see. Thanks for the information. Did any bank offered with both card without sharing limit? Or depend to condition?
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Hi Gen-X thanks for your response. Yeah, actually I applied online. An agent followed up with me, submitted the application form + 3 mths payslip + EPF statement + copy of offer letter. It's already 2 weeks. Yep, I go to cinema for at least 5-6 times per month that's the card I am looking for, but wouldn't know will get approve or not.

Yeah I checked CIMB website that it will be rebranded to CIMB cards. TnC for application remains the same. Would like to know from those who are familiar with CIMB, whether this Platinum DA can be applied at Sunway Pyramid branch and get 1h approval, rather than keep waiting for another 2 weeks like CTB.

AMEX is one of my consideration too, will check out tonight. Which location would provide the fastest to approve as I just dun wan to waste so much time waiting and waiting again.

Let's see if the CTB's agent will call me again tmr.
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OIC, you applied online, I am surprised it is still not in their system. But since you do go to the movies every week, worthwhile to wait and even resubmit the necessary documents if so required.

If not mistaken, only Premier cards like Visa Signature or World MasterCard/Visa Infinite can be issued "on the spot" at Sunway. And since I am a nice guy, I am going to give you link to my article created to cater for your request tongue.gif

Click here to read my article One Day Approval for CIMB Premier Credit Cards and Maybaybank 2 Cards.. In this previous article, you will find CIMB Card Centre at Pyramid and Maybankard Centre at 1U contact numbers. Call the CIMB Sunway Centre for more info and go early to 1U to apply for the Maybankard 2 Cards where you will get the cards in 2 hours or less (call them and ask what docs they need).

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OIC, you applied online, I am surprised it is still not in their system. But since you do go to the movies every week, worthwhile to wait and even resubmit the necessary documents if so required.

If not mistaken, only Premier cards like Visa Signature or World MasterCard/Visa Infinite can be issued "on the spot" at Sunway. And since I am a nice guy, I am going to give you link to my article created to cater for your request tongue.gif

Click here to read my article One Day Approval for CIMB Premier Credit Cards and Maybaybank 2 Cards.. In this previous article, you will find CIMB Card Centre at Pyramid and Maybankard Centre at 1U contact numbers. Call the CIMB Sunway Centre for more info and go early to 1U to apply for the Maybankard 2 Cards where you will get the cards in 2 hours or less (call them and ask what docs they need).
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What's the best general use supplementary card? Since Maybank2 card's RM50 weekend rebate is shared with principle.

OCBC Ti no longer applies. I believe UOB also shared right? Thoughts?
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Thinking to change my Maybank2Card to other card. Anyone have a good suggestion.

1. Annual Income: RM36K to RM60K

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: A Must

3. Card required for: Petrol (Shell to be specific), Shopping, Dining, Cash Back (If Possible)

4. Existing credit cards if any: Maybank2Card

5. Looking at CC from: Citibank or Suggest me one.

6. Others: Most Benefits Cards is good for me.

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Thinking to change my Maybank2Card to other card. Anyone have a good suggestion.

1. Annual Income: RM36K to RM60K

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: A Must

3. Card required for: Petrol (Shell to be specific), Shopping, Dining, Cash Back (If Possible)

4. Existing credit cards if any: Maybank2Card

5. Looking at CC from: Citibank or Suggest me one.

6. Others: Most Benefits Cards is good for me.

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hello there, can help me recommend? thanx in advance. notworthy.gif

1. Annual Income: RM30K to RM36K

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: A Must

3. Card required for: Shopping only (maybe for petrol too)

4. Existing credit cards if any: Nil

5. Looking at CC from: Nil

6. Others: Actually need it only for shopping (usually emergency shopping), i dont shop much but once in a while need to indulge myself with buying new gadgets and stuff. usually buy stuff with cash but sumtimes dont have enough cash in hand (or need to save for others).
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Any credit card got cashback for paying insurance premium, home loan, or car loan one or not? haha seems like can be a new attraction to ppl. tongue.gif
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1. Annual Income: RM 30 - 36 k

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: Yes. If possible.

3. Card required for: Petrol, Telco, Dinning, Insurance (Prefer: Cashback)


4. Existing credit cards if any: OCBC-TMC

5. Looking at CC from: Any

6. Others: Preferable cash back almost same with OCBC-TMC

My monthly usage approximately RM500-1000 range depends.

Most of the usage on petrol roughly RM200-300. Telco RM 200. Dining Rm50-100 (Sometimes don't have)
Insurance RM130 per month and another is annually RM2700.

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QUOTE(Jason @ Jan 20 2014, 11:39 PM)
What's the best general use supplementary card? Since Maybank2 card's RM50 weekend rebate is shared with principle.

OCBC Ti no longer applies. I believe UOB also shared right? Thoughts?
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can opt for aeon watami quarterly 3% cash back (except petrol) min rm3k expenses and max rm5k expenses per quarter. good for both principle and supplementary cc.
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Any credit card got cashback for paying insurance premium, home loan, or car loan one or not? haha seems like can be a new attraction to ppl. tongue.gif
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yes for insurance premium. you can go for aeon watami quarterly 3% cash back (except petrol) min rm3k total expenses and max rm5k expenses per quarter.

but not for home/car loans. you can't pay loan with cc.
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Please fill items below and then only post so that we are able to recommend you a credit card based on your needs and qualifications

1. Annual Income: RM 30 - 36 k

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: Yes. If possible.

3. Card required for: Petrol, Telco, Dinning, Insurance (Prefer: Cashback)
4. Existing credit cards if any: OCBC-TMC

5. Looking at CC from: Any

6. Others: Preferable cash back almost same with OCBC-TMC

My monthly usage approximately RM500-1000 range depends.

Most of the usage on petrol roughly RM200-300. Telco RM 200. Dining Rm50-100 (Sometimes don't have)
Insurance RM130 per month and another is annually RM2700.

Need a replacement roughly.. Going cancel my TMC soon due to 1%  sweat.gif  vmad.gif  mad.gif
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the best option for you is maybank2cards amex 5% cb + 5x tp on weekends expenses. on weekdays 5x tp only but also equivalent to 2% cb. for insurance and government related 2x tp.

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Hi everyone, i just bought a car recently with car loan application with ambank, i turn out to have an extra ambank credit card, which i need to pay for government tax right after i got the credit card, i dun need this card seriously, if i cancel the card, possible to escape from the rm50 tax? If no, then what would be the alternative way, thanks
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1. Annual Income: 60K

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4. Existing credit cards if any: Maybank2Card, OCBC Ti (Looking to replace this)

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HLB Wise if you can fulfill 10 x Rm50 transactions per month.
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Hi everyone, i just bought a car recently with car loan application with ambank, i turn out to have an extra ambank credit card, which i need to pay for government tax right after i got the credit card, i dun need this card seriously, if i cancel the card, possible to escape from the rm50 tax? If no, then what would be the alternative way, thanks
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Just call AmBank to cancel the Card as u never applied for it and u will not be bearing the RM50 GST.

To be sure, just drop by BNM after say 3-mths to get the CCRIS Report to make sure its not reported as still owing by you later.
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Just call AmBank to cancel the Card as u never applied for it and u will not be bearing the RM50 GST.

To be sure, just drop by BNM after say 3-mths to get the CCRIS Report to make sure its not reported as still owing by you later.
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I suspect they slip in the cc application form in the car loan application form and i signed it without any notice. Is it to legal they do it this way?
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I suspect they slip in the cc application form in the car loan application form and i signed it without any notice. Is it to legal they do it this way?
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You can make a formal complaint to BNM if u wish to. BNM has made it clear that there is to be NO more pre-approved products. Banks are not allowed to offer any products that customer did not apply for.

http://www.bnm.gov.my/index.php?ch=en_abou...e&ac=96&lang=en


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You can make a formal complaint to BNM if u wish to.  BNM has made it clear that there is to be NO more pre-approved products.  Banks are not allowed to offer any products that customer did not apply for.

http://www.bnm.gov.my/index.php?ch=en_abou...e&ac=96&lang=en
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If i made a report, will it bring any negative consequence to my ambank car loan? Just don't wish to get into any trouble after making the report.
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If i made a report, will it bring any negative consequence to my ambank car loan? Just don't wish to get into any trouble after making the report.
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Malaysians are generally very polite people who do not want to cause trouble. Objectively speaking, AmBank cannot take penalise your Car HP if u make a complaint for the Credit Card issue as they are separate matters. Your Car HP is governed bu your HP Agreement, so long as pay on time, Am Bank cannot do anything else its a basis for another complaint.

Whether u want to make a formal complaint to BNM is up to you. Some may say, just complaint to Am Bank, make sure they reverse the charge and check with CCRIS at BNM to make sure its not reported that u missed / owe Am bank the RM50 GST.

But if the CCRIS Reports shows that u owe Am Bank the RM50 (your account will be in Arrears), then u definitely should make an official complain to to BNM as it affects your credit history.
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QUOTE(cfa28 @ Jan 27 2014, 10:41 AM)
Malaysians are generally very polite people who do not want to cause trouble.  Objectively speaking, AmBank cannot take penalise your Car HP if u make a complaint for the Credit Card issue as they are separate matters.  Your Car HP is governed bu your HP Agreement, so long as pay on time, Am Bank cannot do anything else its a basis for another complaint.

Whether u want to make a formal complaint to BNM is up to you. Some may say, just complaint to Am Bank, make sure they reverse the charge and check with CCRIS at BNM to make sure its not reported that u missed / owe Am bank the RM50 GST.

But if the CCRIS Reports shows that u owe Am Bank the RM50 (your account will be in Arrears), then u definitely should make an official complain to to BNM as it affects your credit history.
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Thanks for the clarification, do i need to personally visit ambank branch to cancel my cc?
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Thanks for the clarification, do i need to personally visit ambank branch to cancel my cc?
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No need. Normal case just call will do but in your case, slightly more complicated. Better for you to to write Letter and then fax to their Customer Service.

You will need this Letter as a Record if u want to make complain to BNM in the future.
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QUOTE(cfa28 @ Jan 27 2014, 10:56 AM)
No need. Normal case just call will do but in your case, slightly more complicated.  Better for you to to write Letter and then fax to their Customer Service.

You will need this Letter as a Record if u want to make complain to BNM in the future.
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If i dun complain, just call will do right? then what i need to do if i checked CCRIS, and ambank claimed that i owe them the rm50 tax next time.
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If i dun complain, just call will do right? then what i need to do if i checked CCRIS, and ambank claimed that i owe them the rm50 tax next time.
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to check CCRIS, go to the nearest BNM Office, insert My Kad into the CCRIS Machine and a list of all your Loans including Credit Cards will come out.

If AmBank have not cancelled your CC and reverse back the RM50 charge, it may be refelectyed that u owe AmBank RM50 and your Account will show MIA (Months in Arrears).

Don't worry yet, just cancel the card first. Then in 6-mths go to BNM Office.

In fact, all Borrowers should make the effort to print out their CCRIS Report once a year to make sure that their identity has not been stolen to apply for loans.


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i currently using OCBC Titanium Mastercard, they offered 1% rebate instead of 5% which previously offered.

Any advice on others card as I'm thinking to switch to others.
More on petrol usage and little on grocery.

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QUOTE(cfa28 @ Jan 27 2014, 11:08 AM)
to check CCRIS, go to the nearest BNM Office, insert My Kad into the CCRIS Machine and a list of all your Loans including Credit Cards will come out.

If AmBank have not cancelled your CC and reverse back the RM50 charge, it may be refelectyed that u owe AmBank RM50 and your Account will show MIA (Months in Arrears).

Don't worry yet, just cancel the card first. Then in 6-mths go to BNM Office.

In fact, all Borrowers should make the effort to print out their CCRIS Report once a year to make sure that their identity has not been stolen to apply for loans.
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I have not pay the rm50 actually, but i got ambank sms to urge me pay it. I just ignore
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I have not pay the rm50 actually, but i got ambank sms to urge me pay it. I just ignore
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you need to cancel the card. Else, it will appear in CCRIS that u owe AmBank and this will have an ADVERSE impact to all your future Credit / Loan applications.


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you need to cancel the card. Else, it will appear in CCRIS that u owe AmBank and this will have an ADVERSE impact to all your future Credit / Loan applications.
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ok will cancel.
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you need to cancel the card. Else, it will appear in CCRIS that u owe AmBank and this will have an ADVERSE impact to all your future Credit / Loan applications.
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If i cancel today, will CCRIS gets updated immediately? So anytime after i cancel my cc can go check my CCRIS statement, the update will be there right?
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If i cancel today, will CCRIS gets updated immediately? So anytime after i cancel my cc can go check my CCRIS statement, the update will be there right?
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The CCRIS should be updated on a monthly basis. So, if its reported as outstanding, if u cancel, it will only be updated the following month.
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would appreciate some advice/recommendation for most suitable CC.

1. Annual Income: >80K

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: good to have

3. Card required for: lodging primarily

4. Existing credit cards if any: None (holding debit card currently)

5. Looking at CC from: any reputable bank


I cancelled all of my credit cards couple of years back but i've recently moved to another sector which requires me to travel frequently local and sometimes abroad. Flight usually paid by company but lodging will be reimbursed later.

Any suggestion? tq

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QUOTE(K-o-E @ Jan 27 2014, 01:03 PM)
would appreciate some advice/recommendation for most suitable CC.

1. Annual Income: >80K

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: good to have

3. Card required for: lodging primarily

4. Existing credit cards if any: None (holding debit card currently)

5. Looking at CC from: any reputable bank
I cancelled all of my credit cards couple of years back but i've recently moved to another sector which requires me to travel frequently local and sometimes abroad. Flight usually paid by company but lodging will be reimbursed later.

Any suggestion? tq
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Maybank2Kard Amex - 5% rebate on weekend (Cashback capped at RM50/month) and 5X Treat Points on any spending, also has 7% rebate for booking on Agoda. Do note that Amex exchange rate would be higher than visa/master.

Aeon Watami - 3% rebate with minimum 3k spending every 3 months, max RM5k spending (Capped Rm150 cash back every 3 months)

Alliance Platinum Cashback - Tier based cash back, i like this card because it offers unlimited complimentary entry to KLIA premium plaza lounge. Easy to maintain as they waive annual fee with 12 swipe / annum.

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QUOTE(K-o-E @ Jan 27 2014, 01:03 PM)

would appreciate some advice/recommendation for most suitable CC.

1. Annual Income: >80K

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: good to have

3. Card required for: lodging primarily

4. Existing credit cards if any: None (holding debit card currently)

5. Looking at CC from: any reputable bank
I cancelled all of my credit cards couple of years back but i've recently moved to another sector which requires me to travel frequently local and sometimes abroad. Flight usually paid by company but lodging will be reimbursed later.

Any suggestion? tq
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Maybank2Kard Amex - 5% rebate on weekend (Cashback capped at RM50/month) and 5X Treat Points on any spending, also has 7% rebate for booking on Agoda. Do note that Amex exchange rate would be higher than visa/master.

Aeon Watami - 3% rebate with minimum 3k spending every 3 months, max RM5k spending (Capped Rm150 cash back every 3 months)

Alliance Platinum Cashback - Tier based cash back, i like this card because it offers unlimited complimentary entry to KLIA premium plaza lounge. Easy to maintain as they waive annual fee with 12 swipe / annum.
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Hmm. Interestingly I have a similar "needs" as K-o-E. I'm still considering my option since I think Citibank Platinum may also be in this category. Yes, they don't actually state that they'd waive the annual fee (not like the 12 swipe/year of Alliance Platinum). The Citibank Platinum also offers free entry to KLIA Lounge, tho I'm not sure until when. The plus point is probably the 5x points program in participating stores. smile.gif

I was also in contact with an HSBC representative about HSBC Visa Signature, which has KLIA Lounge free entry (limited to 15,000-ish elligible customer from 1 January 2013 - 31 December 2014). The rep said that to waive the annual fee, I can just make a phone call. This card has 10x/8x/5x points program, but only until March 2014. After considering it, I eventually cancelled. tongue.gif

Currently I'm 70-30 with tendency to go for the Alliance Platinum. nod.gif
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Apply in advance if you are planning to use for KLIA PPL soon, Alliance processing is slow tongue.gif
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4. Existing credit cards if any: Nil

5. Looking at CC from: Nil

6. Others: I personally dont spend much. Probably aroud 1k/month. Looking for a card with the best interest. =)

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1. Annual Income: RM60K

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: A Must

3. Card required for: groceries, petrol, bills, movies, shopping, travel

4. Existing credit cards if any: Nil

5. Looking at CC from: Nil

6. Others: I personally dont spend much. Probably  aroud 1k/month. Looking for a card with the best interest. =)

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Two Cards may be suitable for you:

First - If you can plan your spending to coincide on Weekends

Maybank2Card

Get 2 cards - Amex with Visa or Master
Free AF for Life - no conditions
Pay GST for 1 Card only

For Amex - 5% Cash Back on Weekends + 5x Treat Points (including weekdays)
For Visa / Master - No Cash Back + 1x Treat Points only

http://www.maybank2u.com.my/mbb_info/m2u/p...sonal/CRD-Cards


Second - If you cannot plan your spending to coincide on Weekends

AEON Watami Card

- Get 3% Cash Back every Quarter, subject to minimum cumulative spend of RM3,000 and capped at RM5,000 spending. So, u can get cash back up to RM150 if u spend cumulative of RM5,000 per quarter. But, you MUST spend at least RM3K every quarter, else ZERO Cash Back

- Get additional Treat Points equal to 0.40% Cash Back

- AF Waiver with 12x swipes per year
- Special Promotion as follows:
- Double Reward Points at AEON Stores when u charge on 10th of every month
- 5% Cash Back when u charge at AEON Stores on 20th of every month
- 5% Cash Back when u charge at AEON BIG on 28th of every month
- 5% Cash Back for Petrol when u charge at Last Sunday of every month


http://www.aeonmalaysia.com.my/acs/af/kona...814#page=page-1

Cons with AEON is when u want to pay to AEON, its not as smooth as its not a Bank. Check the AEON tread for more details.

Btw, for someone earning RM5K and not having any CC, either you're a superstar fresh Grad or you're really Cash Rich.

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OIC, you applied online, I am surprised it is still not in their system. But since you do go to the movies every week, worthwhile to wait and even resubmit the necessary documents if so required.

If not mistaken, only Premier cards like Visa Signature or World MasterCard/Visa Infinite can be issued "on the spot" at Sunway. And since I am a nice guy, I am going to give you link to my article created to cater for your request tongue.gif

Click here to read my article One Day Approval for CIMB Premier Credit Cards and Maybaybank 2 Cards.. In this previous article, you will find CIMB Card Centre at Pyramid and Maybankard Centre at 1U contact numbers. Call the CIMB Sunway Centre for more info and go early to 1U to apply for the Maybankard 2 Cards where you will get the cards in 2 hours or less (call them and ask what docs they need).
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Every Friday is a movie festival =D

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Thanks to all sifu, both CC approved by Citibank on 21/1 =)
Every Friday is a movie festival =D
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1. Annual Income: RM24K to RM30K

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: Either Yes or No

3. Card required for: Movie and Petrol

4. Existing credit cards if any: Nil.

5. Looking at CC from: HLB CC but not sure which 1 is better .

6. Others: Please be specific. Example: Failed few time and wanna try again c can pass or not =( i am in 24k annual but still failed but now i got car loan on MayBank .
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QUOTE(kelvinyap123 @ Feb 6 2014, 02:53 PM)
1. Annual Income: RM24K to RM30K

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3. Card required for: Movie and Petrol

4. Existing credit cards if any: Nil.

5. Looking at CC from: HLB CC but not sure which 1 is better .

6. Others: Please be specific. Example: Failed few time and wanna try again c can pass or not =( i am in 24k annual but still failed but now i got car loan on MayBank .
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you should go for mbb2amex 5% + 5xtp (2%) weekends spending on anything. weekdays you still get 5xtp (2%). free for life annual fee. thursday tgv buy 1 free 1.
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TGV ah ? I hope can be GSC since I go TGV or MBO most of all movie . only very2 few in my life going MBO and TGV . Any more suggestion ? Thank for reply .
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Victorywp

TGV ah ? I hope can be GSC since I go TGV or MBO most of all movie . only very2 few in my life going MBO and TGV . Any more suggestion ? Thank for reply .
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10% for gsc (5% cashback + 5% smart$).

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I'm looking a best substitution(s) for the Maybank 2 Gold Card after my uncle and I being the fraud victim. While I often carry out foreign transactions, but my uncle is totally new to the card.

Annual income : 40-50k
Annual fee : waived with swipes or lifetime
Good for : travel, overseas transactions, petrol, grocery, utilities
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Any suggestions guys?

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I'm looking a best substitution(s) for the Maybank 2 Gold Card after my uncle and I being the fraud victim. While I often carry out foreign transactions, but my uncle is totally new to the card.

Annual income : 40-50k
Annual fee : waived with swipes or lifetime
Good for  : travel, overseas transactions, petrol, grocery, utilities
*No Maybankard*

Any suggestions guys?
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I) OCBC Titanium - One Card For Everything with 1% Unlimited Cash Back + Free for Life

II) UOB One Card - a Pure Cash Card
Earn Cash Rebates ON:
* 5% for Petrol
* 5% for Cinema at GSC only
* 2% Cash Rebate for major mobile service providers (Maxis, Digi & Celcom)
* 2% for Groceries
* 2% at Pharmacies
& 0.3% on Others Daily Spend
*Enchanted with SMART$ Cash Rebate Privileges
+ Usually They Given 2 Years Annual Fee Waiver to NEW Signup
https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2943431

III) HLB Mach Card- Annual Fee Waiver Subject to 12x Swipes a Year
You can Enjoy Cash Back Everyday with Your Spending from the 12 Categories as Below (Get 1 for Free...12 All's from Movies to Dining):
1. Movie -10% All Cinemas
2. Music & Events - 3% Ticket Pro , Air Asia RedTix...
3. Nightlife - 2% All Bars & Nightclubs
4. Dining - 5% All Dinning Outlets
5. Style - 2% Uniqlo, Cotton On, Forever 21, Zara, Topshop...
6. Groceries - 2% All Grocery Stores
7. Departmental - 2% Parkson, Tangs,Metrojaya, Isetan...
8. Health & Fitness - 3% Fitness Concept, Fitness First, Guardian, Watson....
9. Mobile - 3% Maxis, Digi & Celcom
10. Tech - 2% All IT Stores
11. Travel - 1% Air Asia
12. Online - 1% All Online Spend
But...
Need to pay RM5 Subscription Fee every 3 months to enjoy additional categories of Cash Back of the Card Or Cash Rebate of 0.2% will be Rewarded on all other purchases as above mentioned + Also NO Rebate on Petrol... sweat.gif
For Details: http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2421215

IV) HLB Wise Card
You can Enjoy 10% Cash Back Everyday with Your Spending from the 10 Categories as Below:
1. *Mobile
2. Pharmacies
3. Groceries
4. Petrol
5. Dining
6. Departmental
7. Book Stores
8. Utilities
9. Entertainment
10. Travel
* Bonus Category
Cons...
- Do Come with Annual Fee (RM160 / RM300) Can Not be Waive
- RM10 Switching/Subscription fee if you want to change category
- 10% Cash-back only applicable to 2 Selected categories + Mobile (by default)
- Need Min. RM50 spending per transaction to Enjoy 10% Cash Rebate & the Cash Back Capped on $100 Every Month
https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2760395

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1. Annual Income: RM40K to RM50K

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee:

3. Card required for: 0% dell installment payment plan, petrol, oversea transaction

4. Existing credit cards if any: Nil

5. Looking at CC from: Maybank or Citibank (eligible for the dell installment)

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QUOTE(ali_xstone @ Feb 10 2014, 10:28 PM)
1. Annual Income: RM40K to RM50K

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: 

3. Card required for: 0% dell installment payment plan, petrol, oversea transaction

4. Existing credit cards if any: Nil

5. Looking at CC from: Maybank  or Citibank  (eligible for the dell installment)

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Might want to go for the Maybankard 2 Gold. But CMIIW tho, the sifus here will have better say. nod.gif
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use maybankard to pay for insurance and utility got cash back 5% and point x5?
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1. Annual Income: above RM50K

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee:

3. Card required for: insurance (many types), petrol (RM150 per month), utility (TNB and astro), telco (celcom).

4. Existing credit cards if any: OCBC Titanium

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1. Annual Income: above RM50K

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee:

3. Card required for: insurance (many types), petrol (RM150 per month), utility (TNB and astro), telco (celcom).

4. Existing credit cards if any: OCBC Titanium
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U can opt for aeon watami for your insurance, others just use hlb wise
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QUOTE(ali_xstone @ Feb 10 2014, 10:28 PM)
1. Annual Income: RM40K to RM50K

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: 

3. Card required for: 0% dell installment payment plan, petrol, oversea transaction

4. Existing credit cards if any: Nil

5. Looking at CC from: Maybank  or Citibank  (eligible for the dell installment)

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Maybank 2 Cards will suit your needs nicely.
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use maybankard to pay for insurance and utility got cash back 5% and point x5?
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not all insurance company will accept amex, which means you will not get 5% and 2x tp (not 5x tp for insurance).
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QUOTE(DarReNz @ Feb 13 2014, 12:17 AM)
U can opt for aeon watami for your insurance, others just use hlb wise
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watami got rebate for all insurance? i think i could not meet HLB wise spending condition to get the 10% rebate

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watami got rebate for all insurance? i think i could not meet HLB wise spending condition to get the 10% rebate
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yes, aeon watami cc has 3% rebate for all insurance. but one of the requirement is you need to use the cc to achieve minimum rm3k every quarter, otherwise 0% rebate.
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QUOTE(victorywp @ Feb 13 2014, 06:13 PM)
yes, aeon watami cc has 3% rebate for all insurance. but one of the requirement is you need to use the cc to achieve minimum rm3k every quarter, otherwise 0% rebate.
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so the rebate will be accumulated and release only after each quarter?
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so the rebate will be accumulated and release only after each quarter?
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QUOTE(victorywp @ Feb 13 2014, 08:05 PM)
yes, rm150 max rebate per quarter.
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Income of 24k does it include bonus as I dun earn 2k a mth without overtime n meal allowance...please advise. I applied but the guy from da bank say it'll take 2 weeks...n I wanna check tomorrow but its only a week...working in a public listed company....does it help?
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Bank only take FIXED allowance into considerations, overtime does not count as fixed allowances, not everyday you're working OT so bank doesn't put into account in all these allowance.
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QUOTE(angelnkj87 @ Feb 13 2014, 09:09 PM)
Income of 24k does it include bonus as I dun earn 2k a mth without overtime n meal allowance...please advise. I applied but the guy from da bank say it'll take 2 weeks...n I wanna check tomorrow but its only a week...working in a public listed company....does it help?
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if you have ea form, you may attach as supporting to prove you earned more than rm24k a year. yes, working in a public listed company is an advantage.

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Bank only take FIXED allowance into considerations, overtime does not count as fixed allowances, not everyday you're working OT so bank doesn't put into account in all these allowance.
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But wht abt bonus if u hv contractual bonus n ot every mth...but I only submitted 3 mths payslips as thts da requirements?
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if you have ea form, you may attach as supporting to prove you earned more than rm24k a year. yes, working in a public listed company is an advantage.
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How? How? Please help
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How? How? Please help
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you need to attach it when applying. actually not needed but just an additional supporting documents. as for public listed company, unless you are working in a subsidiary company, otherwise your company has berhad at the back, which is an advantage when applying.
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QUOTE(victorywp @ Feb 13 2014, 09:45 PM)
you need to attach it when applying. actually not needed but just an additional supporting documents. as for public listed company, unless you are working in a subsidiary company, otherwise your company has berhad at the back, which is an advantage when applying.
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I only gave 3 mths payslips as my company has berhad behind it...an I hv fixed bonus n my dept will hv ot towards rnd of each mth as I am in accounts dept...all the 3 mths payslips I provide stated clearly tht I did hv ot n nett of epf n socso is already 2k despite basic is only close to 2k by less than 200...my chances ar? ₩ pleasr advice
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QUOTE(angelnkj87 @ Feb 13 2014, 09:55 PM)
I only gave 3 mths payslips as my company has berhad behind it...an I hv fixed bonus n my dept will hv ot towards rnd of each mth as I am in accounts dept...all the 3 mths payslips I provide stated clearly tht I did hv ot n nett of epf n socso is already 2k despite basic is only close to 2k by less than 200...my chances ar? ₩ pleasr advice
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If Your (Pekerja) EPF's Contribution is > RM220 = Your Monthly Salary $2000 Sudah Qualify You to Apply Credit Card, So Not too Worries with it... nod.gif
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need recommended, thank you.

1. Annual Income: RM36k

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: No (best if possible)

3. Card required for: Petrol, Dining, Shopping, Oversea Transaction

4. Existing credit cards if any: Nil.

5. Looking at CC from: Any reputable bank

6. Others: being try to register to HSBC Platinum (by agent) and Citibank Clear Card (online), both rejected.

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need recommended, thank you.

1. Annual Income: RM36k

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: No (best if possible)

3. Card required for: Petrol, Dining, Shopping, Oversea Transaction

4. Existing credit cards if any: Nil.

5. Looking at CC from: Any reputable bank

6. Others: being try to register to HSBC Platinum (by agent) and Citibank Clear Card (online), both rejected.
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go for mbb2cards https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2989298
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been reading few months now in this card subforum, still cant decide (for now) the better complement for mbb2cards AMEX.

Purpose: Searching for Visa/Mastercard for retails not accepting AMEX.

1. Annual Income: RM36K to RM60K
2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: Yes
3. Card required for: Cash Back/Rebate Only
4. Existing credit cards if any: Maybankard 2 Cards Gold
5. Looking at CC from: Any cards that give better than 1X TP from mbb2card Visa.

6. Others:

-- Monthly spending <RM1K (average RM500-600, inclusive petrol of ~RM200). Non-frequent dining out (usually kopitiam tongue.gif)
-- No problem using AMEX on weekends for petrol, Unifi, Tesco, Paypal (US retailer).
-- Possibility to waive RM50 GST, by points or waiver.
-- So far, OCBC Ti is OK for general use. No GST waiver is turning me off smile.gif

thanks!
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QUOTE(cybpsych @ Feb 14 2014, 09:13 AM)
been reading few months now in this card subforum, still cant decide (for now) the better complement for mbb2cards AMEX.

Purpose: Searching for Visa/Mastercard for retails not accepting AMEX.

1. Annual Income: RM36K to RM60K
2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: Yes
3. Card required for: Cash Back/Rebate Only
4. Existing credit cards if any:  Maybankard 2 Cards Gold
5. Looking at CC from: Any cards that give better than 1X TP from mbb2card Visa.

6. Others:

-- Monthly spending <RM1K (average RM500-600, inclusive petrol of ~RM200). Non-frequent dining out (usually kopitiam tongue.gif)
-- No problem using AMEX on weekends for petrol, Unifi, Tesco, Paypal (US retailer).
-- Possibility to waive RM50 GST, by points or waiver.
-- So far, OCBC Ti is OK for general use. No GST waiver is turning me off smile.gif

thanks!
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with your low monthly expenses, i think it's good enough to use only mbb2cards so that you won't incur another gst for the new cc. 1x tp from mbb2visa/master equals 0.4% which is also better than the 1% ocbc tmc when the gst kicks in (for your case). because the gst for mbb2visa/master is combined with mbb2amex so there is no additional cost for you to bear.
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QUOTE(victorywp @ Feb 14 2014, 12:37 PM)
with your low monthly expenses, i think it's good enough to use only mbb2cards so that you won't incur another gst for the new cc. 1x tp from mbb2visa/master equals 0.4% which is also better than the 1% ocbc tmc when the gst kicks in (for your case). because the gst for mbb2visa/master is combined with mbb2amex so there is no additional cost for you to bear.
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thanks victorywp! thumbup.gif

was considering the same too. keep mbb2cards as is. dont waste unnecessarily by paying gst to govt tongue.gif
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QUOTE(cybpsych @ Feb 14 2014, 12:54 PM)
thanks victorywp!  thumbup.gif

was considering the same too. keep mbb2cards as is. dont waste unnecessarily by paying gst to govt tongue.gif
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if your monthly expenses reach over rm1.5k, then maybe you can consider another cc. smile.gif
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if your monthly expenses reach over rm1.5k, then maybe you can consider another cc. smile.gif
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in a year, averaging <1K per month.

i recently swiped 2.5K using mbb2card visa (amex not accepted by the merchant), hence was considering a 2nd card for such "big" purchases. sweat.gif

i foresee 2-3 more such transactions (~2K per swipe) within this year.

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QUOTE(cybpsych @ Feb 14 2014, 04:53 PM)
in a year, averaging <1K per month.

i recently swiped 2.5K using mbb2card visa (amex not accepted by the merchant), hence was considering a 2nd card for such "big" purchases.  sweat.gif

i foresee 2-3 more such transactions (~2K per swipe) within this year.
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if that's the case, you can go for aeon watami cc. 3% quarterly rebate capped at rm150 per quarter. but one of the requirement is that you need to swipe minimum rm3k per quarter to qualify for the 3% quarterly rebate. it can be any transaction except for petrol.
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QUOTE(victorywp @ Feb 14 2014, 11:46 PM)
if that's the case, you can go for aeon watami cc. 3% quarterly rebate capped at rm150 per quarter. but one of the requirement is that you need to swipe minimum rm3k per quarter to qualify for the 3% quarterly rebate. it can be any transaction except for petrol.
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thanks again for the recommendation wink.gif
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thanks again for the recommendation wink.gif
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since you were using your ocbc each time you amex got rejected i think you have some idea and can calculate if you can hit the 3k every quarter, anyway this is a good card too when you have maxed out your amex rebate
((3% better than 2%(5xTP))
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QUOTE(DarReNz @ Feb 16 2014, 11:08 PM)
since you were using your ocbc each time you amex got rejected i think you have some idea and can calculate if you can hit the 3k every quarter, anyway this is a good card too when you have maxed out your amex rebate
((3% better than 2%(5xTP))
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i only have mbb2card gold (amex+visa). that's it. cool2.gif since the introduction of GST, i've been avoiding getting 2nd/3rd card (banks) to spread and optimize my spending/cashbacks.

chances are, i wont be hitting even 1K spending per month, let alone every quarter biggrin.gif

only on certain occasion i hit high spending, eg car accessories (definitely wont accept amex), computer parts, and upcoming insurance.

if i can foresee consistent >1K spending per month, Aeon Watami is a better choice. next would be OCBC TMC.

thanks for the feedback! thumbup.gif
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1. Annual Income: 60k

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: preferable Free

3. Card required for: Online Purchases (ebay, GSC, etc etc)

4. Existing credit cards if any: Citi CB

5. Looking at CC from: Any bank except UOB

6. Others: I need a card that provides benefit for online purchases. CL doesnt need to be high

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1. Annual Income: 60k

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: preferable Free 

3. Card required for: Online Purchases (ebay, GSC, etc etc)

4. Existing credit cards if any: Citi CB

5. Looking at CC from: Any bank except UOB

6. Others: I need a card that provides benefit for online purchases. CL doesnt need to be high
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tongue.gif Here are the Recommendation:

I) Maybank 2Cards (Amex) with 5% Cashback on Weekends Spend

II) CIMB Cash Rebate Platinum MasterCard http://www.cimbbank.com.my/creditcard/atta...mber%202014.pdf
5% Cash Rebate on e-Commerce spend

III) UOB Vox Card with...
5% cash rebate on all online spending with a minimum spend of RM50 & the Cash Back Capped at RM50 per Month
But, Need to Make 1 Transaction / Month or they Will Charge You RM6 Maintenance Fee per Month https://www1.uob.com.my/assets/pdf/tnc/ccTN...d_Cash_Back.pdf

IV) HLB Mach - 1% Off for All Online Spend... Need to pay RM5 Subscription Fee Quarterly to Enjoy Additional Categories of Cash Back. But Anyway It's Annual Fee Waiver Subject to 12x Swipes p.a.

V) RHB Visa Signature With...
Unlimited 1% Cash Back on all online and overseas transactions & 0.5% Cash-Back on all other transactions
But U Need to have Annual Income RM80k baru can Apply... http://www.rhb.com.my/cards/credit-card/cc_signature.html

VI) HLB Essential with 1% Unlimited Cash Back (Without Petrol Purchase) & Annual Fee Waiver Subject to 12x Swipes p.a.

VII) OCBC Titanium - Unlimited 1% Cash Back on Any Spend & Free for Life with No Annual Fee

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5. Looking at CC from: Any (MBB2cards rejected me 3 times d cry.gif )

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1. Annual Income: 60K

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3. Card required for: Dining, Shopping

4. Existing credit cards if any: Pbb Visa Esso

5. Looking at CC from: Any (MBB2cards rejected me 3 times d  cry.gif )
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thought of advising you for mbb2cards but since you have been rejected 3 times...
you may go for aeon watami 3% cash rebate with max rm150 cash rebate per quarter.
one of the requirement is to swipe minimum rm3k in a quarter (any day and anything except for petrol) to qualify for the 3% cash rebate.
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1. Annual Income: < 150k

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: preferable Free

3. Card required for: Travel Perks (Priority Pass is better)

4. Existing credit cards if any: Maybank 2 Card Plat / UOB Preferred Plat

5. Looking at CC from: Citi Premier Amex / Alliance Premier or something...

6. Others: Plan to replace my UOB plat instead since I can use my Maybank2card for local spending and another for travelling instead...
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QUOTE(Kerry1136 @ Feb 23 2014, 09:59 PM)
1. Annual Income: < 150k

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: preferable Free

3. Card required for: Travel Perks (Priority Pass is better)

4. Existing credit cards if any: Maybank 2 Card Plat / UOB Preferred Plat

5. Looking at CC from: Citi Premier Amex / Alliance Premier or something...

6. Others: Plan to replace my UOB plat instead since I can use my Maybank2card for local spending and another for travelling instead...
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for Annual Income RM150K, yes Alliance Premier Visa Infinite gives you Unlimited entries to airport lounges with their Priority Pass Membership Card. And it also earns you 2X Reward Points for every RM1 spend locally. But the foreign currency conversion rate may be high. Annual Fee waived with RM30K spending for non PB.

As for Citi Premier AMEX, it does not come with Priority Pass Membership Card but it does offer FREE taxi ride from KLIA (T&C Applies).

If for KLIA only, Alliance Platinum gives you Unlimited access. Annual Fee waived with 12 swipes.

Click here to read my article The Top 10 Vest Credit Cards in Malaysia

Click here to read my article The Best Credit Cards for FREE Entries to Airport Lounges

The Best Credit Cards for Overseas Transactions where I will show you Alliance Visa overseas conversion rate is amongst the highest!
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1. Annual Income: hmm.. this should not be an issue

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: not compulsory, i know how to talk to the bank

3. Card required for: highest cashback for groceries and petrol with highest cashback limit per month.

4. Existing credit cards if any: Citi Prestige, Maybank VISA Infinite (Non Manchester United)

5. Looking at CC from: any bank as long as it is not one of those stupid banks such as hong leong which does not have e-statements.

6. Others: i want no frills maximum cashback cards. i don't want frills that such as low interest rates, free gifts, combined GST, priority pass, plaza premium and all those stuff as my existing cards already offer those benefits.

thank you very much for everyone who gives suggestions.
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1. Annual Income:  hmm.. this should not be an issue

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: not compulsory, i know how to talk to the bank

3. Card required for: highest cashback for groceries and petrol with highest cashback limit per month.

4. Existing credit cards if any: Citi Prestige, Maybank VISA Infinite (Non Manchester United)

5. Looking at CC from: any bank as long as it is not one of those stupid banks such as hong leong which does not have e-statements.

6. Others:  i want no frills maximum cashback cards. i don't want frills that such as low interest rates, free gifts, combined GST, priority pass, plaza premium and all those stuff as my existing cards already offer those benefits.

thank you very much for everyone who gives suggestions.
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2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: No.

3. Card required for: Petrol, Groceries, Bill Payment

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5. Looking at CC from: Standard Chartered

6. Others: I am a fresh graduate who started working. How many month payslip required?
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1. Annual Income: RM30K to RM36K

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: No.

3. Card required for: Petrol, Groceries, Bill Payment

4. Existing credit cards if any: Nil.

5. Looking at CC from: Standard Chartered

6. Others: I am a fresh graduate who started working. How many month payslip required?
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best entry-level with cashback is Maybankard 2 Cards

some reading from Gen-X http://generationsxyz.blogspot.com/2012/02...an-express.html

from M2U http://www.maybank2u.com.my/mbb_info/m2u/p...sonal/CRD-Cards

if your pay goes into Maybank, it'd easier for them to check. since you dont have any prior payslips, get ready your appointment letter as backup.

this may take time to adjust, but use Amex whenever possible. thumbup.gif
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Since my salary goes into maybank, does the bank need my payslip again. So, will I get two cards then?
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Since my salary goes into maybank, does the bank need my payslip again. So, will I get two cards then?
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yes, you will get 2 cards if you apply for mbb2cards.
for more features and benefits of these 2 cards: https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/3140027
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4. Existing credit cards if any: CITIBANK sub from parents

5. Looking at CC from: Maybank, cimb

6. Others: Going to spend a big sum soon on a phone, want to pay it in installment
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QUOTE(H.K. Lee @ Feb 26 2014, 12:55 PM)
1. Annual Income: RM36K to RM60K

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: Prefer it free

3. Card required for: Cash back/Rebate, Ezy payment. Airmile is a plus

4. Existing credit cards if any: CITIBANK sub from parents

5. Looking at CC from: Maybank, cimb

6. Others: Going to spend a big sum soon on a phone, want to pay it in installment
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Best entry level card to suit - Maybank2Card

5X Treat Points (TP) for usage on Amex anytime.

5% (Max RM50/month) rebate on weekend for Amex

Amex accepted in major store (Senheng, Harvey Norman, Apple, Telco) with no extra charges, some even with 0% interest installment plan

Airmile - 7000 TP to 1000 Enrich Miles
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Got rejected when apply maybank2card last year. Will try again after 6 months.
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Best entry level card to suit - Maybank2Card

5X Treat Points (TP) for usage on Amex anytime.

5% (Max RM50/month) rebate on weekend for Amex

Amex accepted in major store (Senheng, Harvey Norman, Apple, Telco) with no extra charges, some even with 0% interest installment plan

Airmile - 7000 TP to 1000 Enrich Miles
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btw, applying credit card need to pay rm50 to the government right? is there anyway I can have this fee waived?
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btw, applying credit card need to pay rm50 to the government right? is there anyway I can have this fee waived?
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GST? Yes this is for all CC.

Bro you save Rm600 from rebate per year, what is RM50? (That is if you utilize 100% of your rebate monthly)

Some bank do offset GST but not Maybank.
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GST? Yes this is for all CC.

Bro you save Rm600 from rebate per year, what is RM50? (That is if you utilize 100% of your rebate monthly)

Some bank do offset GST but not Maybank.
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QUOTE(H.K. Lee @ Feb 27 2014, 11:43 AM)
unless i spend every single thing using CC. the GST is one off right? I want to apply already later
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GST is per year charge
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Hi Dear sifus, I would like to get you guys to suggest me a card here biggrin.gif

1. Annual Income: RM24K to RM30K

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: I don't think I need since I'm using it for one go and installment only.

3. Card required for: Strictly for installment only. if can 12months (after pay for item i want I might potong card.)

4. Existing credit cards if any: nope

5. Looking at CC from: CIMB, cause easy to pay from my cimbclicks I assume.


Thanks in advance guys biggrin.gif

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Hi Dear sifus, I would like to get you guys to suggest me a card here biggrin.gif

1. Annual Income: RM24K to RM30K

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: I don't think I need since I'm using it for one go and installment only.

3. Card required for: Strictly for installment only. if can 12months (after pay for item i want I might potong card.)

4. Existing credit cards if any: nope

5. Looking at CC from: CIMB, cause easy to pay from my cimbclicks I assume.
Thanks in advance guys biggrin.gif
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Do Search the Card that Suited U Best from CIMB Most of their Cards were Free for Life with NO Annual Fee: http://www.cimbbank.com.my/creditcard/

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Hi Dear sifus, I would like to get you guys to suggest me a card here

1. Annual Income: RM 100k

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: Why Not

3. Card required for: Payment of electricity bill to TNB amounting RM 10k per month

4. Existing credit cards if any: Maybank 2 card (Amex + Visa)

5. Looking at CC from: Anyone that give me best points / cash back

Thanks in advance guys
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QUOTE(Myoswee @ Feb 28 2014, 02:22 PM)
Hi Dear sifus, I would like to get you guys to suggest me a card here

1. Annual Income: RM 100k

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: Why Not

3. Card required for: Payment of electricity bill to TNB amounting RM 10k per month

4. Existing credit cards if any: Maybank 2 card (Amex + Visa)

5. Looking at CC from: Anyone that give me best points / cash back

Thanks in advance guys
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HLB Wise, 10% rebate capped RM100/month

Aeon Watami, 3% rebate capped RM150/3 months.

Others just use Amex to pay to get 5x treat points and 5% rebate (RM50/month)
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QUOTE(bearbear @ Feb 28 2014, 02:55 PM)
HLB Wise, 10% rebate capped RM100/month

Aeon Watami, 3% rebate capped RM150/3 months.

Others just use Amex to pay to get 5x treat points and 5% rebate (RM50/month)
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Can go TNB counter and pay AMEX RM 10k per month?


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4. Existing credit cards if any: Maybankard 2 Cards Gold, Citibank Clear Card
5. Looking at CC from: Need suggestion lolx

6. Others: -


Still any good suggestion? Clear Card benefit being cut off again and again.. doh.gif
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Can go TNB counter and pay AMEX RM 10k per month?
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can pay via maybank2u
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QUOTE(fly126 @ Feb 28 2014, 02:20 AM)
99% of Bank in Malaysia do Provide Flexi Payment (Installment) Plan to Cardholder... nod.gif
Do Search the Card that Suited U Best from CIMB Most of their Cards were Free for Life with NO Annual Fee:  http://www.cimbbank.com.my/creditcard/
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meaning that even if the store don't have EPP with CIMB (but other banks got), can I still pay CIMB on a 12 month basis?

thanks biggrin.gif
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meaning that even if the store don't have EPP with CIMB (but other banks got), can I still pay CIMB on a 12 month basis?

thanks biggrin.gif
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Wanna ask also. When let say maybank card requirements minimum annually 30k means one month must be at 2.5k and above right? then that one month i earn 2.5k and no ot no double pay (cause boss too good want us take rest no ot) and deduct 10+% for EPF. do i still have an annual income of 30k?
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QUOTE(zennasyndroxx @ Mar 1 2014, 10:08 PM)
Wanna ask also. When let say maybank card requirements minimum annually 30k means one month must be at 2.5k and above right? then that one month i earn 2.5k and no ot no double pay (cause boss too good want us take rest no ot) and deduct 10+% for EPF. do i still have an annual income of 30k?
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yeyeyeye thanks sistah! biggrin.gif

today when I went and check out the KLCC maybank (cimb sucked cause they don't offer that ezi payment anymore even w/o merchants) and they said they've instant approval kinda thing and they need my 2 months bank statement printed that says my employer banked in my pay.

thanks fly126, you've been helpful with my decision and now I think I'm getting maybank
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yeyeyeye thanks sistah! biggrin.gif

today when I went and check out the KLCC maybank (cimb sucked cause they don't offer that ezi payment anymore even w/o merchants) and they said they've instant approval kinda thing and they need my 2 months bank statement printed that says my employer banked in my pay.

thanks fly126, you've been helpful with my decision and now I think I'm getting maybank
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1. Annual Income: Between RM40K to RM70K

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: A Must if possible. Is RM90 yearly fee cheap or expensive for both visa and mastercard?

3. Card required for: Mostly for overseas use and bill payment use. Especially to purchase overseas plane tickets. If plane cancel can get refund. Purchase via debit card, if plane cancel, money burned. I only use the card like 2-3 times a year, because of no other method of payment.

4. Existing credit cards if any: Bank Islam Visa Debit.

5. Looking at CC from: I don't mind getting MAS Enrich points or Emirates Skyward points.

6. Others: Please be specific. Need to get a visa and mastercard credit card.

What are my options?
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QUOTE(mystvearn @ Mar 3 2014, 03:07 PM)
1. Annual Income: Between RM40K to RM70K

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: A Must if possible. Is RM90 yearly fee cheap or expensive for both visa and mastercard?

3. Card required for: Mostly for overseas use and bill payment use. Especially to purchase overseas plane tickets. If plane cancel can get refund. Purchase via debit card, if plane cancel, money burned. I only use the card like 2-3 times a year, because of no other method of payment.

4. Existing credit cards if any: Bank Islam Visa Debit.

5. Looking at CC from: I don't mind getting MAS Enrich points or Emirates Skyward points.

6. Others: Please be specific. Need to get a visa and mastercard credit card.

What are my options?
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Best entry level air miles card - Maybank2Kard

The Amex is accepted by both MAS and Emirates, earning 5 X Treat Points and if it is on weekend 5% off (Capped RM50 per month)

The conversion from Treat Points to Enrich Miles is 7000 TP to 1000 Enrich Miles. Basically earning 1 Enrich Miles with RM1.40 spent.

As the name suggest, it come in pair so you get to choose either Master or Visa to come with AMEX. Most of us just keep the Master / Visa in drawer tongue.gif

Annual fee is waived automatically and only pay RM50 GST for 2 cards per year

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QUOTE(bearbear @ Mar 3 2014, 05:28 PM)
Best entry level air miles card - Maybank2Kard

The Amex is accepted by both MAS and Emirates, earning 5 X Treat Points and if it is on weekend 5% off (Capped RM50 per month)

The conversion from Treat Points to Enrich Miles is 7000 TP to 1000 Enrich Miles. Basically earning 1 Enrich Miles with RM1.40 spent.

As the name suggest, it come in pair so you get to choose either Master or Visa to come with AMEX. Most of us just keep the Master / Visa in drawer tongue.gif

Annual fee is waived automatically and only pay RM50 GST for 2 cards per year
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Amex? Lots of places don't accept that card nowdays. sad.gif
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Amex? Lots of places don't accept that card nowdays. sad.gif
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maybe 5 years ago, i would say 80% of the shop i frequents accept it. Most petrol station accept it. The difficult 1 is maybe gadget shops where they impose higher charge or some smaller scale shops.

you did say you will only use 2 or 3 times a year which i assumed are for air tickets, i've booked with both emirates & mas for ticket and they accept AMEX on their website.

The usual Alliance / CIMB / HSBC only offer 6000 points to exchange for 1000 Enrich Miles and they only reward you 1 point per RM1 spent. That's 1 Enrich Miles earned with every RM6 spent, Maybank Amex only cost you RM1.40!!

Btw Maybank2card come with another master or visa of your choice, if AMEX not accepted you can always use the Master / Visa as back up. Still gain 1X Treat Point with this card. smile.gif

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QUOTE(bearbear @ Mar 3 2014, 07:09 PM)
maybe 5 years ago, i would say 80% of the shop i frequents accept it. Most petrol station accept it. The difficult 1 is maybe gadget shops where they impose higher charge or some smaller scale shops.

you did say you will only use 2 or 3 times a year which i assumed are for air tickets, i've booked with both emirates & mas for ticket and they accept AMEX on their website.

The usual Alliance / CIMB / HSBC only offer 6000 points to exchange for 1000 Enrich Miles and they only reward you 1 point per RM1 spent. That's 1 Enrich Miles earned with every RM6 spent, Maybank Amex only cost you RM1.40!!

Btw Maybank2card come with another master or visa of your choice, if AMEX not accepted you can always use the Master / Visa as back up. Still gain 1X Treat Point with this card. smile.gif
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AMEX has closed its office in Malaysia IINM. My cousin was working with AMEX, got retrenched. I had a friend who had AMEX card. He says that the year AMEX pulled out of Malaysia, there were only 26 people the whole of Malaysia who had AMEX. That is why I'm a bit afraid of AMEX.

No problems with transactions here, problems in US, where weirdly not a lot of places accept AMEX.
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Thanks Gen-X, read ur articles and decided to apply for Maybankard 2 platinum (applied yesterday)...so that for each rm1.4 spent will get me 1 enrich miles......

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QUOTE(mystvearn @ Mar 3 2014, 08:21 PM)
AMEX has closed its office in Malaysia IINM. My cousin was working with AMEX, got retrenched. I had a friend who had AMEX card. He says that the year AMEX pulled out of Malaysia, there were only 26 people the whole of Malaysia who had AMEX. That is why I'm a bit afraid of AMEX.

No problems with transactions here, problems in US, where weirdly not a lot of places accept AMEX.
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This AMEX is by Maybank bro and one of the most popular card in the market. For me this is a must have credit card in Malaysia.

Well if you are not convinced I can only say it's your loss. biggrin.gif

Btw so what if they go under, its not like you put your money with them. You get money from them interest free what? laugh.gif

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QUOTE(bearbear @ Mar 3 2014, 08:59 PM)
This AMEX is by Maybank bro and one of the most popular card in the market. For me this is a must have credit card in Malaysia.

Well if you are not convinced I can only say it's your loss. biggrin.gif

Btw so what if they go under, its not like you put your money with them. You get money from them interest free what? laugh.gif
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AMEX has closed its office in Malaysia IINM. My cousin was working with AMEX, got retrenched. I had a friend who had AMEX card. He says that the year AMEX pulled out of Malaysia, there were only 26 people the whole of Malaysia who had AMEX. That is why I'm a bit afraid of AMEX.

No problems with transactions here, problems in US, where weirdly not a lot of places accept AMEX.
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Some of you may have the impression that the American Express card is not really useful, particularly if you are outside Klang Valley.

Well, most petrol stations now accept AMEX including Petronas, Telekom/Unifi accepts AMEX, TNB accepts AMEX, Astro accepts AMEX, Air Asia and Malaysia Airlines accept AMEX, Maxis/DiGi/Celcom accepts AMEX (mine are all autodebit with AMEX except for one account), Pantai Hospital accepts AMEX, AEON (Jaya Jusco) accepts AMEX. TESCO accepts AMEX and GIANT too.

So unless you are living in the kampung riding your basikal tua (no need Petrol), tanaming jagung (don't need to buy groceries), use kerosene for lighting (no TNB supply), don't watch Premier League or Wah Lai Toi or KPop on Astro, and don't subscribe to Streamyx or Unifi, then maybe you are right, the AMEX is useless, hahaha.

I tell you, not only you young guys who are smart enough to have landed here can benefit from Maybankard 2 AMEX but nowadays you see pakciks, makciks, ah peks and ah sohs flashing their MBB 2 Platinum AMEX cards too, everywhere.


also we have an existing topic with forumers posting frequent updates on which local merchants supporting AMEX (and those that doesnt): https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2819336

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QUOTE(mystvearn @ Mar 3 2014, 11:12 PM)
AMEX= american express right?
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Alternative which i am using

Alliance Cash Back Platinum Mastercard

1. Tier-based cash back up to 2%
2. Unlimited complimentary entry into KLIA Premier Plaza lounge
3. 1X Reward Point for local transactions, 2X Reward Points for oversea transaction
4. Annual fee waiver with minimum 12 swipe / year

Conversion of Reward Point to Enrich Miles is 6000 to 1000
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QUOTE(cybpsych @ Mar 4 2014, 07:43 AM)
just to share a quote from master sifu Gen-X's blog @ http://generationsxyz.blogspot.com/2013/12...edit-cards.html

**warning: sarcasm overload  cool2.gif **
also we have an existing topic with forumers posting frequent updates on which local merchants supporting AMEX (and those that doesnt): https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2819336

cheerz!  thumbup.gif
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Thanks for the link.

QUOTE(bearbear @ Mar 4 2014, 01:48 PM)
Alternative which i am using

Alliance Cash Back Platinum Mastercard

1. Tier-based cash back up to 2%
2. Unlimited complimentary entry into KLIA Premier Plaza lounge
3. 1X Reward Point for local transactions, 2X Reward Points for oversea transaction
4. Annual fee waiver with minimum 12 swipe / year

Conversion of Reward Point to Enrich Miles is 6000 to 1000
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I like this card. However I only use 2-3 times a year. So I will not get that annual fee waiver thingy.
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just swipe with petrol / makan / whatever, there is no limit as to how small the amount can be so i don't see the big issue. Start to be dependent on your CC. tongue.gif
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thanks fly126 for the help biggrin.gif got my card today

time to be a slave to the system whistling.gif
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thanks fly126 for the help biggrin.gif got my card today

time to be a slave to the system  whistling.gif
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Congratz & Happy Spending on Your 1st CC tongue.gif
So Fast, You're Having MBB 2Cards... ??? thumbup.gif
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Congratz & Happy Spending on Your 1st CC tongue.gif
So Fast, You're Having MBB 2Cards... ??? thumbup.gif
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they gave me instant approval brows.gif yeah 2 cards. time to use more amex card hehe
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they gave me instant approval brows.gif yeah 2 cards. time to use more amex card hehe
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Glad to Hear that... Do Enjoy the Privileges from Your 1st CC... brows.gif
THIS Card will Benefits You Most & Definitely now the Best Card in the Market
I X Think You will Potong It Later... laugh.gif

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Hi guys, please do advise me for best CC for following criteria.

1. Annual Income: RM30K

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: Free

3. Card required for: utilities (TNB, TM), Petrol (Esso), Insurance (GE)

4. Existing credit cards if any: no CC before

5. Looking at CC from: Anywhere

6. Others: Looking for cashback CC, but other also can consider.

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i'm new and i plan want to apply for credit card. what i scared is the interest rate and hidden charges when purchasing using credit card.

1. Annual Income: RM36K to RM40K

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: Must laugh.gif

3. Card required for: Education, Cash Back/Rebate Only (optional), AirMiles, hotel bookings, Dinning, Purchasing online store

4. Existing credit cards if any: nil.

5. Looking at CC from: Citibank, Maybank, Aeon. etc.. maybe other have better offer.

6. Others: when pay the credit card. i can pay via m2u since i hv maybank2u acc and cimb clicks. but how about citybank?

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bro your requirement is ALOT for that income range sweat.gif

Cashback & airmiles - Maybank2Kard (Amex) read my recommendation few post back to mystvearn

You also get 7% rebate for booking via Agoda

no problem with which bank since IBG now only cost 10 cents.
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QUOTE(black_mamba88 @ Mar 5 2014, 10:41 AM)
Hi guys, please do advise me for best CC for following criteria.

1. Annual Income: RM30K

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: Free

3. Card required for: utilities (TNB, TM), Petrol (Esso), Insurance (GE)

4. Existing credit cards if any: no CC before

5. Looking at CC from: Anywhere

6. Others: Looking for cashback CC, but other also can consider.

TQ... biggrin.gif
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mbb2amex (weekends = 5%+5x tp (2% equivalent), weekdays 5x tp (2% equivalent))
- good for utilities (tnb & tm) payment during weekends via m2u
- good for petrol during weekends
- insurance ge not accepting amex, but still can use mbb2master to pay with 1x tp (0.4% equivalent) = at least you don't need to apply another cc and incur another gst
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QUOTE(pandera999 @ Mar 5 2014, 11:32 AM)
i'm new and i plan want to apply for credit card. what i scared is the interest rate and hidden charges when purchasing using credit card.

1. Annual Income: RM36K to RM40K

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: Must  laugh.gif

3. Card required for: Education, Cash Back/Rebate Only (optional), AirMiles, hotel bookings, Dinning, Purchasing online store

4. Existing credit cards if any: nil.

5. Looking at CC from: Citibank, Maybank, Aeon. etc.. maybe other have better offer.

6. Others: when pay the credit card. i can pay via m2u since i hv maybank2u acc and cimb clicks. but how about citybank?
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the most suitable for you and closest to all your needs is still mbb2amex.
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QUOTE(victorywp @ Mar 5 2014, 02:42 PM)
mbb2amex (weekends = 5%+5x tp (2% equivalent), weekdays 5x tp (2% equivalent))
- good for utilities (tnb & tm) payment during weekends via m2u
- good for petrol during weekends
- insurance ge not accepting amex, but still can use mbb2master to pay with 1x tp (0.4% equivalent) = at least you don't need to apply another cc and incur another gst
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Thanks for your suggestion. if i apply this CC, they issues two card right, Amex and Visa?What different between this two other than those cashback and tp?
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QUOTE(black_mamba88 @ Mar 5 2014, 04:27 PM)
Thanks for your suggestion. if i apply this CC, they issues two card right, Amex and Visa?What different between this two other than those cashback and tp?
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yes it's 2 cards (amex & master OR amex & visa).
amex gives you 5%cb + 5x tp on weekends, 5x tp on weekdays
master/visa gives you 1x tp everyday

1x tp equivalent 0.4% (based on conversion to redeem cash vouchers)
5x tp = 0.4% x 5 = 2%

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QUOTE(victorywp @ Mar 5 2014, 02:44 PM)
the most suitable for you and closest to all your needs is still mbb2amex.
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do you mean Maybankard 2 American Express? well thanks....
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QUOTE(pandera999 @ Mar 5 2014, 05:23 PM)
do you mean Maybankard 2 American Express? well thanks....
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maybank 2 cards (amex & master OR amex & visa) but the benefits are mainly on the amex card.
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QUOTE(victorywp @ Mar 5 2014, 05:28 PM)
maybank 2 cards (amex & master OR amex & visa) but the benefits are mainly on the amex card.
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Thanks for your suggestion. if i apply this CC, they issues two card right, Amex and Visa?What different between this two other than those cashback and tp?
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the point increased on july 2013, from 200 tp = RM1 become 250 tp = RM1
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I am searching a MASTER/VISA card that give me min 2% rebate (rebate can be on form of points, not interest on enrich miles though, airasia BIG Points is OK) on overseas transaction.
monthly transaction can reach at least RM10000.
Any suggestion?

1. Annual Income: RM50K to RM70K

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: 1st year waive must waive, New to bank

3. Card required for: overseas transaction

4. Existing credit cards if any: YES

5. Looking at CC from: please suggest me.
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Here,

http://www.imoney.my/credit-card

QUOTE(yorae9 @ Mar 8 2014, 12:22 PM)
I am searching a MASTER/VISA card that give me min 2% rebate (rebate can be on form of points, not interest on enrich miles though, airasia BIG Points is OK) on overseas transaction.
monthly transaction can reach at least RM10000.
Any suggestion?

1. Annual Income: RM50K to RM70K

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: 1st year waive must waive, New to bank

3. Card required for: overseas transaction

4. Existing credit cards if any: YES

5. Looking at CC from: please suggest me.
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QUOTE(yorae9 @ Mar 8 2014, 12:22 PM)
I am searching a MASTER/VISA card that give me min 2% rebate (rebate can be on form of points, not interest on enrich miles though, airasia BIG Points is OK) on overseas transaction.
monthly transaction can reach at least RM10000.
Any suggestion?

1. Annual Income: RM50K to RM70K

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: 1st year waive must waive, New to bank

3. Card required for: overseas transaction

4. Existing credit cards if any: YES

5. Looking at CC from: please suggest me.
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perhaps you may consider aeon watami cc (visa). 3% quarterly rebate for total quarterly transactions between rm3k-rm5k.
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QUOTE(victorywp @ Mar 10 2014, 12:41 AM)
perhaps you may consider aeon watami cc (visa). 3% quarterly rebate for total quarterly transactions between rm3k-rm5k.
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I already have Aeon Watami. Aeon watami is not sufficient for my big overseas transaction. tongue.gif
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I already have Aeon Watami. Aeon watami is not sufficient for my big overseas transaction.  tongue.gif
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perhaps you should ask your spouse or family to apply another aeon watami so you can double up your usage capacity. brows.gif
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UOB One Card or Citibank Cash Back Platinum better? Currently have UOB Plat but expiring in May 2014
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QUOTE(jenli_84 @ Mar 10 2014, 02:50 PM)
UOB One Card or Citibank Cash Back Platinum better? Currently have UOB Plat but expiring in May 2014
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uob one card max cb rm25 @ rm500 per month, cb credited every month, additional 2% smart$ for bhp, 10% smart$ for gsc.

citibank cb plat max rm30 @ rm600 per month, need to accumulate rm50 to receive the cb.
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Hi bro , i had been rejected by HSBC , CitiBank and Hongleong wise card . i got my basic 2900 + allowance . my background is very clean coz i just work around 1 years including 4 months in recent company. i got no any housing loan or car loan . Why so hard for me to get one credit card? Any bank is the easiest for first time to apply cc ? i need help ...
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QUOTE(blueskylim @ Mar 11 2014, 12:19 AM)
Hi bro , i had been rejected by HSBC , CitiBank and Hongleong wise card . i got my basic 2900 + allowance . my background is very clean coz i just work around 1 years including 4 months in recent company. i got no any housing loan or car loan . Why so hard for me to get one credit card? Any bank is the easiest for first time to apply cc ? i need help ...
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As I Replied You Early at the Hong Leong Wise Card Thread U Have Rejected by ALL the Bank Reason of:

The Reason Why the Banks Have Reject Your Apps: You Don't Have a Stable Job Yet, due to You Baru Tukar Kerja... sweat.gif

Usually, the Bank will Reject the Applicant Who on his/her NEW Job within 6 Months (Maybe still on Probation) Not having Stable Job yet, Even EPF's Contribution also the Bank want to See You with min. 6 Months Records before They Consider to Grant U a Credit Card ... nod.gif

Why U want a Credit Card in such Hurried...???

But Anyway, You can try to get UOB Card or RHB Travel Money CC They Evaluation are More Lenient Compare with Others... nod.gif, Build up Your Credit History 1st & You will have More CCs, Later on ... wink.gif

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QUOTE(fly126 @ Mar 11 2014, 01:00 AM)
As I Replied You Early at the  Hong Leong Wise Card Thread U Have Rejected by ALL the Bank Reason of:

The Reason Why the Banks Have Reject Your Apps: You Don't Have a Stable Job Yet, due to You Baru Tukar Kerja... sweat.gif 

Usually, the Bank will Reject the Applicant Who  on his/her NEW Job within 6 Months (Maybe still on Probation) Not having Stable Job yet, Even EPF's Contribution also the Bank want to See You with min. 6 Months Records before They  Consider to Grant U a Credit Card ... nod.gif 

Why U want a Credit Card in such Hurried...???

But Anyway, You can try to get UOB Card or RHB Travel Money CC They Evaluation are More Lenient  Compare with Others... nod.gif, Build up Your Credit History 1st & You will have More CCs, Later on ...  wink.gif
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I have epf from 2013 till 2014 every month . I have confirmation letter too . UOB one card is easy for me to get first ? how about public bank and standard charter?
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QUOTE(blueskylim @ Mar 11 2014, 06:27 PM)
I have epf from 2013 till 2014 every month . I have confirmation letter too . UOB one card is easy for me to get first ? how about public bank and standard charter?
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What I Mean Your New EPF's Contribution on Your NEW Job the Amount is Different from Your Old One, Isn't It...???
U have to Know that Nowadays, the Banks are More Stingy than Last Times... Now, they want to see Your Latest Income Proof... nod.gif
Even They will Grant a CC for You, Trust Me Definitely With Very Low CL... sweat.gif
Believe Me or Not, I Even get a Card from HSBC with CL $2000 Only (Tiada Cukup for Me to Buy i-Phone)... laugh.gif

What U can Do Now:
I) Must Project Yourself a Stable Image
You Must Understand that, The More Settled & Stable You Seem... the Longer You have been at Your Current Address, in a Job, the Better or Higher Chances to Get Your Loan/ Credit Card Approve... brows.gif
II) Limit Your Apps
Never or X Apply for Maybe more than 2 Credit Card or Loan Deal at the Same time... nod.gif
If the Bank sees that You have applied for 3 or More Cards/ Loan in a Short time (they can See It on Your Credit Report), They Will Assume You're in Desperate Need of $$$... Desperate Ppl Don't make Good Credit Risks / Not a Good Pay Master, For Sure Your Apps X be Approved...lah

So, Pls Don't Rushed for Multiple CC Apps at the Same time, Maybe U can Wait for Another 6 Months (Cooling Period) Later, U Can Submit a Fresh CC Apps with Your NEW Stable Look... biggrin.gif

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QUOTE(fly126 @ Mar 11 2014, 09:30 PM)
What I Mean Your New EPF's Contribution on Your NEW Job the Amount is Different from Your Old One, Isn't It...???
U Must Understand that Nowadays, the Banks are More Stingy than Last Times... Now, they want to see Your Latest Income Proof...  nod.gif
Even They will Grant a CC for You, Trust Me Definitely With Very Low CL... sweat.gif 
Believe Me or Not, I Even get a Card  from HSBC with CL $2000 Only (Tiada Cukup for Me to Buy i-Phone)... laugh.gif

What U can Do Now:
I) Must Project Yourself a Stable Image
You Must Understand that, The More Settled & Stable You Seem... the Longer You have been at Your Current Address, in  a Job, the Better or Higher Chances to Get Your Loan/ Credit Card Approve... brows.gif
II) Limit Your Apps
Never or X Apply for Maybe more than 2 Credit Card or Loan Deal at the Same time... nod.gif 
If the Bank sees that You have applied for 3 or More Cards/ Loan in a Short time (they can See It at Your Credit Report), They Will Assume You're in Desperate Need of $$$... Desperate Ppl  Don't  make Good Credit Risks / Not a Good Pay Master, For Sure Your Apps X be Approved...lah

So, Pls Don't Rushed for Multiple CC Apps at the Same time, Maybe U can Wait for Another 6 Months (Cooling Period) Later, U Can Submit a Fresh CC Apps with Your  NEW Stable Look... biggrin.gif
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yup , correct . but my salary is about the same . never get lesser than previous . If i do apply in the same time , does the bank know i am applying for both bank together ? i do not have any loan and cc yet , tat why i feel hard to apply . i have stable current address .
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1. Annual Income: > RM70k

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: No

3. Card required for: Primary - Supplementary for Maybank2Cards Amex gaps (non-weekend spending/non-AMEX accepted merchants). Secondary - As I dine out often, a card which has discount for dining outlets is important (Hence why I listed banks which has them often). Bonus if there is lounge access in KLIA, but not important as I don't really have time to enjoy anyways.

4. Existing credit cards if any: Maybank 2Cards Plat

5. Looking at CC from: CITI/HSBC/SCB/UOB/OCBC/CIMB

6. Others: Please be specific - Also looking for a way to maximise certain type of spending e.g. Dental treatment/Non-online hotel booking/Car workshop swipes. No premier/infinite/world cards as well, I won't qualify.

Thanks.
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yup , correct . but my salary is about the same . never get lesser than previous . If i do apply in the same time , does the bank know i am applying for both bank together ? i do not have any loan and cc yet , tat why i feel hard to apply . i have stable current address .
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Yup, They will Know coz the Bank Submit the Report every Month to Bank Negara... nod.gif
ie, Now is March They can View Your Feb Report... whistling.gif



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QUOTE(fly126 @ Mar 11 2014, 11:16 PM)
Yup, They will Know coz the Bank Submit the Report every Month to Bank Negara... nod.gif
ie, Now is March They can View Your Feb Report... whistling.gif
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Oh no ... i just apply 3 banks and fail all . really pissed...
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QUOTE(blueskylim @ Mar 11 2014, 11:19 PM)
Oh no  ... i just apply 3 banks and fail all . really pissed...
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All You Need Now just a Cooling Period maybe with a 6 Months times Better
Do a Fresh App, I Bet You will Get Your Preferred CC, this Time... wink.gif
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QUOTE(Sesshoumaru @ Mar 11 2014, 10:58 PM)
1. Annual Income: > RM70k

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: No

3. Card required for: Primary - Supplementary for Maybank2Cards Amex gaps (non-weekend spending/non-AMEX accepted merchants). Secondary - As I dine out often, a card which has discount for dining outlets is important (Hence why I listed banks which has them often). Bonus if there is lounge access in KLIA, but not important as I don't really have time to enjoy anyways.

4. Existing credit cards if any: Maybank 2Cards Plat

5. Looking at CC from: CITI/HSBC/SCB/UOB/OCBC/CIMB

6. Others: Please be specific - Also looking for a way to maximise certain type of spending e.g. Dental treatment/Non-online hotel booking/Car workshop swipes. No premier/infinite/world cards as well, I won't qualify.

Thanks.
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I) HLB Wise Card (NO Annual Fee Waiver: $160/$300)
You can Enjoy 10% Cash Back Everyday with Your Spending from the 10 Categories as Below:
1. *Mobile
2. Pharmacies
3. Groceries
4. Petrol
5. Dining
6. Departmental
7. Book Stores
8. Utilities
9. Entertainment
10. Travel
* Bonus Category
Need...
- RM10 Switching/Subscription fee if you want to change category
- 10% Cash-back only applicable to 2 Selected categories + Mobile (by default)
- Need Min. RM50 spending per transaction to Enjoy 10% Cash Rebate & the Cash Back Capped on $100 Every Month
https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2760395
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II) HLB Mach Card- Annual Fee Waiver Subject to 12x Swipes a Year
You can Enjoy Cash Back Everyday with Your Spending from the 12 Categories as Below (Get 1 for Free...12 All's from Movies to Dining):
1. Movie -10% All Cinemas
2. Music & Events - 3% Ticket Pro , Air Asia RedTix...
3. Nightlife - 2% All Bars & Nightclubs
4. Dining - 5% All Dinning Outlets
5. Style - 2% Uniqlo, Cotton On, Forever 21, Zara, Topshop...
6. Groceries - 2% All Grocery Stores
7. Departmental - 2% Parkson, Tangs,Metrojaya, Isetan...
8. Health & Fitness - 3% Fitness Concept, Fitness First, Guardian, Watson....
9. Mobile - 3% Maxis, Digi & Celcom
10. Tech - 2% All IT Stores
11. Travel - 1% Air Asia
12. Online - 1% All Online Spend
But...
Need to pay RM5 Subscription Fee every 3 Months to enjoy additional categories of Cash Back of the Card Or Cash Rebate of 0.2% will be Rewarded on all other purchases as above mentioned+ Also NO Rebate on Petrol... sweat.gif
For Details: http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2421215
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III) Just Plain OCBC Titanium Card with 1% Cash Back on Everything + Free for Life with No Annual Fee

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post Mar 12 2014, 05:56 PM

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Hello,

Read your articles on your website, and as they are a couple of years old wonder if you have any update. My details for your recommendation is as follows:

1. Annual Income: More than 180k/annum

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: Yes

3. Card required for: Petrol, dining, travel, lounge

4. Existing credit cards if any: HSBC Signature, CIMB gold

5. Looking at CC from: Anywhere.

6. Others: Want to open a private banking account also. so if got recommendation for a good bank for that will be good to and if it comes with the CC even better.

Thanks.
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QUOTE(blueskylim @ Mar 11 2014, 12:19 AM)
Hi bro , i had been rejected by HSBC , CitiBank and Hongleong wise card . i got my basic 2900 + allowance . my background is very clean coz i just work around 1 years including 4 months in recent company. i got no any housing loan or car loan . Why so hard for me to get one credit card? Any bank is the easiest for first time to apply cc ? i need help ...
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try RHB CC. Some other forumer says might be easier to approve but think that based on what u say, u should get a Credit Card cos basic is almost RM3K already. DanielCullen, over to you.


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post Mar 13 2014, 11:18 PM

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Guys need some help here

1. Annual Income: RM65k

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: A Must

3. Card required for: Mainly Petrol ... bills

4. Existing credit cards if any: MB2C, OCBC Titanium, WATAMI

5. Looking at CC from: Anywhere

6. Others: Trying to get a card to cover my petrol expenses on weekdays ... WISE not for me as I don't think i can hit that minimum RM 50 per transaction and 10 swipes thing ...
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QUOTE(GymBoi @ Mar 13 2014, 11:18 PM)
Guys need some help here

1. Annual Income: RM65k

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: A Must

3. Card required for: Mainly Petrol ... bills

4. Existing credit cards if any: MB2C, OCBC Titanium, WATAMI

5. Looking at CC from: Anywhere

6. Others: Trying to get a card to cover my petrol expenses on weekdays ... WISE not for me as I don't think i can hit that minimum RM 50 per transaction and 10 swipes thing ...
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uob one card or citibank cash back platinum. 5% cb on petrol.

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