i not sure how true is this

what i heard last monday i went to puchong OCBC branch. they inform me that ocbc titanium card will not offer 1% rebate after april.  wonder how true is that...

might consider apply to OCBC platinium or OCBC GE platinium (any bro or sis to enlight me the difference on both card??)

Should I terminate this card?

Good tip. Thanks

got rejected while attempt to apply the stupid card

My avg monthly spending is between 2k - 4k per month. How is MBB dual card work actually? I don't have petrol/mobile spending since those are covered by company. So I guess HLB is not that useful for my case. Will try AEON's Watami in that case.

Anyone considering UOB ONE card? Any catches?

http://www1.uob.com.my/personal/cards/cred...b_one_card.html

isnt the min requirement is rm24k?

the problem with me is the ccris record. though i am good pay master (all 0 in my ccris record), i have total outstanding 1milion of credit facilities (housing loan)

http://www.thestar.com.my/Business/Busines...tems/?style=biz

MALAYSIA is headed towards a cashless society, with the reforms having begun on Jan 15.

As a direct result of Bank Negara’s reforms, Malaysians will start to see a lot more card terminals flooding the market. Banks and merchants will be implementing measures to encourage Malaysians to use their debit cards.

These measures will directly affect the merchants rather than the consumers. Consumers will, in fact, be oblivious, save for the fact that more merchants will be asking them to swipe their debit cards rather than their credit cards.

The interchange fee incurred for debit cards will be significantly lower, while the interchange fee for credit cards will also be capped to ensure consumers are not short-changed.

All debit cards have to be contactless enabled. Thus, all debit cards have to be re-carded by 2017

The debit card interchange fee will immediately drop to 0.15% for domestic transactions and 0.21% for international transactions as opposed to 1% on average.

The interchange fee for credit cards will be capped at an interim ceiling of 1.1% from an average of 1.2% currently up to 2020. It will be brought down to 0.48% by 2021 (if the cost structure remains unchanged).

Currently I'm using my OCBC titanium to capture cash back that is not covered by all my other credit cards, misc items which are typically not entitled for cash back like condo maintenance fee and etc. Any recommendations for another credit which can replace ocbc for my needs?

When I applied for the Essential Card, the Hong Leong Bank staff said, all retail transaction except petrol will qualified.

As for Wise Card, let me summon the Expert on Wise supersound

If course, standard retail transaction excluded balance transfers, interest, penalties.

Not sure about easy payment plans.

Understood, and with Mobile being the Bonus Category, are we getting cashback if we pay mobile using Hong Leong Wise card thru hong leong online banking?

i have been using this OCBC Titanium for its unlimited 1%
rebate.....now  no more? sigh............

Anybody knows how to pay AIA insurance online with this Ti card to qualify for that 1%?

sighh even the ge card also reduced to 0.5% liao
first 1k = 1%, subsequent 0.5%