QUOTE(Davidtcf @ Dec 23 2015, 09:10 AM)
for the point systems... faster to accumulate points to change for voucher? and also got 250 rebate if manage to swipe up to RM 2.5k by February.
info here:
https://www.hsbc.com.my/1/2//personal-banki...#_visa_platinumI go to Mid Valley and shopping malls quite often.
For Aeon Voucher 15k can get RM50 voucher liao.
I'm currently using Maybank Amex, but nowadays its points are worth half than previously.. As you can see here:
https://www.maybank2u.com.my/WebBank/TPoint...ption300415.pdfNeeds 23+k to change for the same RM50 voucher (and got bad experience with it due to it being managed by 3rd party.. RM10 went missing had to call them to send again.). And problem with Maybank Amex? Not many merchants want to accept it - only big merchants ok due to Amex imposes a higher % interest to the merchants swiping it.
I'm concern with the annual fee.. if need to pay RM200+ a year then not worth it liao. Saw that slip in the mail that came with it.. doesn't state that minimum need swipe x times or can call helpdesk to waive it.. nothing... just list down all the annual fees for each type of card

Annual fee for HSBC, just call to request to waive. Last time they committed if you swipe x times a year it's automatic, but they now say because of GST they must charge to statement first and you can request to waive by calling them
I've used visa signature for 2 years... quite a lot of complain but I continue to use it because I too visit MidV a lot
Few things to look out for:
- There is a cap on the bonus points, up to RM1,500 per month. So if you make large purchases, you might want to use Amex instead if you exceeded the cap
- If you redeem airmiles at the promotional rate of 3000 point to 1000 miles, best to redeem everytime you have 3,000 points because it runs out really quickly towards the end of the year
But then, we don't even know if the program will continue in 2016; to be honest, if they discontinue it, I would terminate this card.
Generally, read every T&C carefully because HSBC is rather sneaky in rewarding its customers