QUOTE(Ramjade @ Apr 13 2016, 04:12 AM)
ronnie
First, max you can get from this account is 2.9%
0.5% - Base Interest (based on current Board Rate for Savings)
1.20% - Deposit minimum RM500 per month
1.20% - Pay minimum 3 bills via OCBC 360 Account using OCBC Online Banking portal (includes Standing Instructions for Loan repayment and OCBC Credit Card payment) - I think paying RM1 for bill is also eligible -Don't pay more than RM1. Not sure if it works. Why RM1? I will get to that later
1.20% - Spend minimum RM500 on your OCBC Credit Card - NOT RECOMMENDED
So why spend RM1 on bills and not more on OCBC?
1. Paying via OCBC will not give you cashback (for those who holds CB cards)
2. By using UOB VOX (5% CB for transaction above RM50) via UOBPAYONLINE and HLB WISE (10% CB if meet the T&C) via merchants which allow paying of bills, one can easily get >1.2%.
3. RM1 is usually the min transaction a banks allow.
Why spending min RM500 on your OCBC Credit Card is NOT RECOMMENDED?
1. According to Gen-X, OCBC CC are useless. CB is pathetic.
2. Why settle for pathetic CB when other cards give min 5% CB which I am sure is more than the 1.2%p.a interest.
That sums it all up to show that to get max cashback (more money), you can only get max 2.9% from OCBC 360 SA.
first of all, ronnie's topic is for the product itself. it's AS ADVERTISED by OCBC.First, max you can get from this account is 2.9%
0.5% - Base Interest (based on current Board Rate for Savings)
1.20% - Deposit minimum RM500 per month
1.20% - Pay minimum 3 bills via OCBC 360 Account using OCBC Online Banking portal (includes Standing Instructions for Loan repayment and OCBC Credit Card payment) - I think paying RM1 for bill is also eligible -Don't pay more than RM1. Not sure if it works. Why RM1? I will get to that later
1.20% - Spend minimum RM500 on your OCBC Credit Card - NOT RECOMMENDED
So why spend RM1 on bills and not more on OCBC?
1. Paying via OCBC will not give you cashback (for those who holds CB cards)
2. By using UOB VOX (5% CB for transaction above RM50) via UOBPAYONLINE and HLB WISE (10% CB if meet the T&C) via merchants which allow paying of bills, one can easily get >1.2%.
3. RM1 is usually the min transaction a banks allow.
Why spending min RM500 on your OCBC Credit Card is NOT RECOMMENDED?
1. According to Gen-X, OCBC CC are useless. CB is pathetic.
2. Why settle for pathetic CB when other cards give min 5% CB which I am sure is more than the 1.2%p.a interest.
That sums it all up to show that to get max cashback (more money), you can only get max 2.9% from OCBC 360 SA.
second, you're listing out disadvantages of the product and immediately mark it as bad product.
Not everyone behaves like you. some ppl will use online banking to pay bills. some ppl will spend RM500 using OCBC CC.
you dont like this product doesnt mean others wont like it.
Apr 13 2016, 06:57 AM

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