QUOTE(Syd G @ Jun 22 2010, 01:48 PM)
I personally used CIMB - 0% for 6 months and paid it off. But those were real retail transactions (not money coming to my savings account) that I postponed paying cause I was clearing up 2 personal loan messes.
Now we sleep better at night - never again

wow.. 0% is a good deal, so that was on your another CC? so i should do the same with you isn't? i mean check which CC i have balance and then transfer those outstanding one over.
QUOTE(roy918 @ Jun 22 2010, 02:10 PM)
12% flat rate per annum? If yes then you can just forget about it.
You may want to try do some simple calculation and you will find the interest charged is more than 18% that your outstanding balance incur.
There is different between flat rate and reducing balance interest.
Flat rate - interest charge to the initial amount, normally charge upfront
Reducing balance - interest charge based on your outstanding balance
ya.. the HSBC one is not good, last time i ask bank islam, only 7++ %, but i don't get it