so asking me to play poker with them but I'm holding shit pair cuz without credit cards my life will be very inconvenienced

Apparently the Maybank two cards are 25 each and cannot.csncel either one too...

on top of that my two cards have a shit tonne of points. so looks like I may have to cancel ikhwan

sources

Someone should show this and remind the current finance minister


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Yay and I don't feel any different at all from zero rated gst what's more on the SST?

The sst I know now is that we have to pay for the cards we hold

which means u can cancel those cards without affecting you in any way///

No problem lor

It's not the first time he eat his own words. He will use whatever reasons to justify the current scenario. In the end, salah BN/bijan/perompak

then u try call ask to give rebate lo, if cant then u straight ask to cut one card


LimGuanEng
DrM
pro-U-turner

anyone suggest me a card with cashback and ability to turn points to airmiles?

Ini statement speechless. sooo bloooooming? .

all these "middle class" banyak ah ci ah cor bising banyak burden.

kanasai u come be a poorfag like me, then you will syukur being a middle class

i wana apply third card oso taboleh, because BNM rule, income below rm3k a month maximum allowed 2 cards only

SST on CC is not waivable. Dulu first time implement sudah ask.

but dunno lah maybe the banks will give something in return to offset the charge to selected customers

This post has been edited by andrewhtf: Aug 23 2018, 03:27 PM

so in short? will CC kena rm25?
ayam blur

Current implementation i dunno

last time i confirmed kena. no waiver. and not important enough for the bank to give me any other benefit to offset it.

i been following but still like no official news about this rite? whether kena or not the rm25?

True story, we not even using visa infinite or signature card >.<

How many cards you guys use?

Like last time they will allow using points to offset the service charge, but if your card don't have point (most cashback card are) then you screwed. Btw there is no official statement from bank yet.

Have many cards to maximize cashback, balance transfer and access to airport lounge.

This post has been edited by aku_ker: Aug 23 2018, 08:26 PM

https://themalaysianreserve.com/2018/08/24/...-says-rhb-bank/

No credit card cancellations on SST re-implementation, says RHB Bank

In light of this, concerns over consumers cancelling their credit card due to the increase in cost have increased

By FARA AISYAH / Pic By MUHD AMIN NAHARUL

RHB Bank Bhd reports no credit card cancellations ahead of the re-implementation of the Sales and Services Tax (SST), which will take effect on Sept 1, 2018.

The SST, which was imposed on credit or charge cards, was removed when the Goods and Services Tax (GST) was implemented in 2015.

In light of this, concerns over consumers cancelling their credit card due to the increase in cost have increased.

“Some of the customers feel they might need to hold more than one card, some even have more than two cards. That is because some banks’ product propositions are different than the others and the value propositions they got from the different banks may offset the SST the government is charging,” said RHB acting head of group retail banking Nazri Othman.

“The answer differs from one person to another, some of them may continue using credit cards, some may reduce the number of cards they have,” he told reporters at the official launch of iMoney CreditScore in Kuala Lumpur yesterday.

Under the previous SST, the yearly service tax for each principal credit and charge card was RM50, and RM25 for each supplementary card.

Under the newly revised SST, however, each type of credit and charge card will be charged with RM25 upon renewal of the card, which is less compared to the old service tax model.

According to Nazri, banks started charging credit card holders with SST soon after the government first introduced it in the 90s.

“But then again, there are also programmes where bank can take to basically offset the SST charges including bonus points redemption and cashbacks that customers collect,” he added.

RHB has also collaborated with Intelligent Money Sdn Bhd (iMoney) to introduce RHB Easy-Pinjaman Ekpres, which offers the conditional approval feature that allows customers to apply for personal financing online via the iMoney website.

The leading fintech platform launched iMoney CreditScore yesterday, the first free user-friendly tool for Malaysians to check their credit score and understand their financial health.

More than 10,000 Malaysians have successfully obtained their free CreditScore and report since the launch of the beta version last year, out of which only 27% have a strong score.

iMoney co-founder and ED Lee Ching Wei said 67% of Malaysians do not check their credit reports.

“By providing the tool for free, we hope to lower the number to 50% by the end of this year.

“While an annual medical check-up is the norm among Malaysians, our goal is to encourage Malaysians to also do the same for their financial health. With iMoney CreditScore, consumers can now assess if they are on track to achieve their financial goals,” Lee said.

iMoney CreditScore is powered by a leading credit reporting agency RAM Credit Information Sdn Bhd.

Customers will be able to obtain the results of the application the next day via short message service.

This post has been edited by kuci_mayong: Aug 24 2018, 11:58 AM

I am quite disappointed with the new Gov for doing this. I have a few cards and don't pay any gst now. and now i have to pay rm25 each card.