QUOTE(victorywp @ Nov 1 2014, 11:16 PM)
yes, mbb also doesn't need other bank statement to support the bt application. first reported success by tigaxxx.
without statement is not 0% interest BT right?Credit Cards Balance Transfer (BT) Plans V3 - Banks Offer List
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QUOTE(cyang @ Nov 5 2014, 02:11 PM) meaning u overpay HLB credit card amount, then withdraw it as cash via BT. at HLB, instead of BT to other credit account, u BT to saving account. so u can get the cash while enjoy 0% interest rate since MBB didn't charge u interest ma |
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QUOTE(cyang @ Nov 5 2014, 02:23 PM) This is what I always do. what are the other banks? can tell? sharing is caring bro Just I'm confused with the word you used on 'withdraw cash with that card'. Initially I thought you mean you do 'cash advance'. Actually not only HLB can transfer overpay to CASA, others bank can do it too |
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any bank offer 0% for 12 months?
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QUOTE(zr125 @ Jul 8 2015, 03:54 PM) QUOTE(koinibler @ Jul 10 2015, 06:01 PM) I read the term & condition of BSN. if u pay 5% then the balance would be subject to normal interest rate. 13.5% or 18% per annum I forgot. that's mean if u apply BT 0% for 12 month, u apply RM6k as example, first month they will charge RM500 to ur credit card. so if u pay 5% which is RM25, the balance RM475 will subject to annual rate. |
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Friday (10 June 2015) call hsbc for BT (Apple TV free gift promotion 1
Monday (13 July 2015) credit card debited the money at Citibank that's fast! This post has been edited by iwubpreve: Jul 14 2015, 02:04 PM |
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would like to ask is it possible to do balance transfer to citibank "ready credit" card?
anyone try this? it also contain 16 digit visa labelled card. |
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QUOTE(kyox88 @ Nov 25 2015, 09:00 PM) hi guys..I messed up.. 4.5% per annum? fix rate or what?before i do that, wanna ask you all..any ideas or suggestions? thanks even cimb only offer 5.99% per annum for 6 months only. maybank got 4.55% for 24 months some more? |
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