QUOTE(sukitena @ Feb 7 2016, 07:57 PM)
Last month i submitted an application for a credit card which has a minimum annual income requirement. As i wanted it urgently, i did not wait for my january payslip to come through for the application. I sent in my latest 3 months payslip at the time of submission, and a letter from HR confirming my annual income (to show that i reached the min annual income requirmnt). Actually, if they used the payslips that i submitted and x 12, they will not get the min requiremnt as my increment is shown only on the january slip (which i could not wait due to urgency as i mentioned earlier).
Even with my new salary increment and x12, will not get the min requirement. Therefore at the time of submission, I was solely relying on my HR letter, which multiply my monthly salary by 14 (not 12), as our company has a 2months fixed bonus yearly, no more and no less.
My point is, at least in my case, i do think they are also taking into consideration othr things rather than monthly salary x12. When i submitted, wasnt even confident that they will approve my apllication.
Anyway, i received the HR letter not for the sole purpose of applying for credit card. Coincidentally i was applying for home loan end of last year.
Letter is just a supoorting and it is not the main document. Main documents are still payslips. I'm also a HR and usually we prepare the letter as supporting on top of their payslip.Even with my new salary increment and x12, will not get the min requirement. Therefore at the time of submission, I was solely relying on my HR letter, which multiply my monthly salary by 14 (not 12), as our company has a 2months fixed bonus yearly, no more and no less.
My point is, at least in my case, i do think they are also taking into consideration othr things rather than monthly salary x12. When i submitted, wasnt even confident that they will approve my apllication.
Anyway, i received the HR letter not for the sole purpose of applying for credit card. Coincidentally i was applying for home loan end of last year.
Just resubmit again in March after you have enough 3 months latest payslip showing your new salary.
Feb 7 2016, 08:26 PM
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