Is the affin duo+  visa cashback eligible for insurance and government transaction?

Hi My spending normally is around

E-wallet - 2000
Insurance - 300
Car Loan - 600
Shopee - not fix.

Which one is more suitable ya? Public Islamic Bank Visa Platinum / Affin Duo

ok then, PB it is!
Also, any real difference between VISA vs MC?
These two seems like same

the product disclosure also PB Islamic Visa/MC in the same document
so was wondering if there are any real difference?

1. Annual Income: RM120k

2. Free Lifetime Annual Fee: free lifetime or waive 12x/year

3. Card required for:
(i) purely cashback for petrol but general, not limited to one petrol company. Cashback Sundays -Thusday something like Maybank ikhwan gold 5% cashback without conditions.

Reason for asking Maybank amex seems like not acceptable anymore at petron at my area and petron is the nearest options.

(ii) Cashback for grocery. Giant no longer accept amex.

4. Existing credit cards (if any):
Maybank ikhwan gold
Maybank 2 gold
Maybank ikhwan amex
Public bank visa-i platinum
Public bank MasterCard-i platinum
Affin duo

5. Interested in CC from:
No preferred banks.

I believe you are referring to Affin Duo+ because the Affin Duo card has a condition that states"*Cash back is not applicable for government services transactions, charity related transactions, payment via JomPAY, online banking, FPX and Mail Order/Telephone Order (MOTO)", so unless you physically plan to go to the merchant (i.e. insurer) to pay or you play to pay with Affin Duo Mastercard, you won't be getting any cashback.

anyone knows whether Maybank Islamic Ikhwan AMEX provide cashback for agoda bookings? Doesnt seem to get it from agoda spending

Enrich Visa Infinite and Visa Platinum coming soon

Any tentative date or some details to share what kind of perks it comes with?!?

I am totally not aware of both Maybank and Affin having similar promo this year. I am googling them now. Thank you

Is there such thing as a credit card with a low credit limit? Something like 2 or 3k? Purpose is to use it to buy stuff from the internet which I’m doing more often nowadays. Security concern.
Income: retired
Best if no annual fee.

Btw I did find this new credit card from Bank Mualamat

https://www.muamalat.com.my/card/personal/c...isa-platinum-i/

Feel like can be use for paying bil and getting 8% cashback. Just that u have to go to the post office counter to pay.

Is it a good credit card?

Just curious, how about RHB Shell Visa Credit Card? Will it be giving cashback for the Online Spend category?

I spent around 2k on groceries every month. I maxed out my UOB one card cashback for groceries and maybank M2U AMEX 5% weekend cashback. Any other card recommendation that can get cashback on groceries shopping?

Any good card for online purchase?

Hi sifus,

Planning for a travel trip, looking for a credit card which can get high cashback / points for online booking (AirAsia, Agoda, Booking.com, Klook, etc)

Already have MBB Ikhwan AMEX, Affin DUO, and RHB Shell, any other cards good for online purchases?

Considering PBB Visa Signature, but don't quite like PBB because they seem to keep changing their cashback policy..

Hi, wanna check is there any CC with cashback category for online flight booking at AirAsia/MAS website? Other than those "online" categories.

Thanks

From the MCC thread, I see that AirAsia is under MCC 4511. I guess should be similar for the other airlines 

Also see this MCC range of 3000 - 3301 for airlines under AmBank's website.

Guys,

Mind if i ask question.

If i am under AKPK, but i have plenty of Fixed Deposit with banks, do you think i can get a credit card for oversea travel convenient?

Does anyone know which credit card has specific benefit for hotel booking? I am looking at air miles in particular.

Yes I checked Alliance Visa Infinite hotel booking is under online category and is capped at 3k per statement cycle, whereas for Ambank Enrich Visa Infinite is considered as normal retail spending.

Just wondering if there is any better card out there for hotel booking purposes.