Ohh okay, cause my siblings told me "actually 1st credit card the government tax is refundable" or something like that, so I thought like government encourage us to have 1 credit card or something like that...and I have been paying it for 1 year for my only credit card 

Guys, to apply credit card, must in same company for atleast mininum 6 months? Because maybank JB branch told me, or else HQ will reject any less than 6 months.

i was going thru my cimb creditcard statement, what is this legal fee they charging me ?

Effective today, our beloved Maybank 2 Cards cardholder will have to pay RM100 for GST instead of the past  RM50 .

When using the pay later option for agoda booking, the credit card is charged with $1. It now appears as authorized amount in my CC account. Will this amount actually be charged, or it will be charged and then refunded?

uncle lost one of my "less use" cc recently. i only realised it many days after and when i checked online, already have many petrol transactions at different petrol stations on my unbilled transaction.

i didn't set sms notification to rm1 for this cc because i thought of cancelling it soon. now the cc had been blocked and all those illegal transactions will be disputed soon.

1) anyone here faced/heard of this type of situation before?
2) is a police report necessary or the bank itself will take necessary action?
3) will they check on the cctv to view on the car(s) number plates, investigate and take action against the owner(s)?
4) can i choose not to pay for those transactions (but it was me who lost the cc in the first place)?
5) anybody knows any successful case that the victim don't have to pay (no matter whether the illegal user(s) was caught or not)?

means? i need to pay rm250 the most?

my application rejected..i start working february 2015.then got payslip 3 months.and maybank only updated my statement 2 months in pdf.april not included..then yesterday morning she call me to ask my hr number..so i give her..then around 11 oclock i got message " RM0.00 We regret to inform you that your application has been unsuccessful. Thank you for your kind interest".
i dont have any loan.i dont have car or anything.i try updated my epf dont update from feb 2015 until now.so because of this not updated or what..please advice
update today-i go rhb klcc to send my document apply cc evo card..but staff told me many application reject from rhb because i dont have any loan before...means dont have ccris ctos

help me what cc can easy to approve ...

Hi, if my rental income is banked into Maybank ( but they use cash deposit or some times just transfer ) for the past 2 years for 1 of my property, can it be considered as source of income as well?

I did not disclose it in my EA form yet this year as it's my 1st year being employed with taxable income.

CIMB, PBB practice this too.

PETALING JAYA: Don't blame the fluctuation of the ringgit for any rejection of Malaysian credit cards for transactions overseas, says Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM).

Responding to a query on a report that a Malaysian executive had her credit card rejected at points of sales overseas, a central bank official said any fluctuation in the ringgit would not affect the acceptance of credit cards issued in Malaysia as such transactions were based on the clearing and settlement mechanism between the parties involved.

The official, who was not named, told China Press: "It is illogical to blame the rejection of Malaysian credit cards overseas on how the ringgit fares. The rejection of a Malaysian's credit card by overseas business outlets has nothing to do with the strength of the Malaysian currency."

Although the ringgit is not accepted as legal tender for transactions at business outlets overseas nor accepted by money changers at foreign countries, there has never been any doubt on the use of Malaysian credit cards overseas.

According to China Press, it had been reported that the Malaysian executive complained that an American outlet for luxury brands and a British international airport refused to accept her credit card, forcing her to use her debit card, and prompting her to believe that the two incidents had to do with the devaluation of the ringgit.

The BNM official explained that in many instances, Malaysian credit cards were rejected because the cardholders were not aware of the details of their cards, such as the credit limit.

"If your card limit is RM50,000 but you are trying to make a transaction valued at RM60,000, your card will of course be rejected," said the official.

For Agoda book now pay later option, when will Agoda charge our credit card? Also, will it be based on the amount in MYR at the time of booking or the current exchange rate?

I just found that my pay later booking in Booking.com has increased by RM200 as it is based on local currency