Based on my own experience, the starting credit limit for the Premier Mastercard is RM40k.

No - you get into priority banking with minimum RM200k deposit.

Hmm.. just asking, which priority banking enables me to do the following best?

1. Cheap TT Remittance to overseas to self and 3rd party ( Now have to pay approx RM 10 + RM 50 per transaction...USD/SGD)
2. Good Exchange Rate for TT (Most exchange rate sucks)
3. Fast TT Processing (Damm slow... and officer not knowledgeable)

Don't need card, don't need RM and also don't need preferred loans. 

Thanks for the info, the bank which i am most frequently sending to and receive TT from (currently into CIMB) from is Standard Chartered. So if i join Standard Chartered Priority, then the incoming USD TT conversion into RM Account, I get better rates?

I just dumped my OCBC Priority Banking.. no benefit at all and since my account several K less they want to charge me RM80 per month service charge. Ask them to go fly kite. Overall the service was just OK. The only I kept is the Plat Card.

Nowadays CIMB Preferred is a lot more agressive and coming up with more benefits/privelleges including preferential exchange rates at KLIA.

How is Maybank premier banking ?

I love HSBC. They provide good services

Public Bank is very low profile on its Red Carpet Banking, is anyone has information on this?

Can I ask do HSBC premier customers have preferential forex exchange rates ?

Secondly, which credit card do they offer (with a fee waiver) to thier customers.

But in approaching customer , i think HSBC is the most aggressive one as i always receive their call to offer me the PB , but i dont think at this time i would need it.

If I want to apply Infinite CC, is it mandatory to have deposits > RM200K with a particular bank only?

I saw from the website that with min income of RM150K pa, we're eligible to apply one.

i guess TS missed accidentally ate some words here
can anyone guess what he/she is trying to say?
i find citigold fast and most of the time not much queue, but those bankers all very old ladies.
those younger chicks are usualy at the normal counters.

Citibank has launched the Citigold Private Client, a wealth management proposition that meets the needs of high net worth individuals with assets under management of between $1 million and $10 million.
Launched jointly in Singapore and Hong Kong, Citigold Private Client provides a client servicing model which takes care of the individual's wealth in totality, including both personal and business wealth, Citibank said.

Singapore and Hong Kong, well-established markets with a concentration of the affluent and conducive regulatory frameworks, have been chosen as launch markets. Beyond this, the Citigold Private Client proposition will be rolled-out across the region in phases. India and Taiwan are scheduled next for implementation in the second half of 2010, followed by Korea, Japan, Malaysia, Indonesia and the Philippines.

Citibank has added that with Citigold Private Client, clients will benefit from having a portfolio-based wealth management strategy personalized for them in accordance with their risk appetites and wealth management goals.

Jonathan Larsen, head of consumer banking and global cards at Citi Asia Pacific, said: "Citigold Private Client is unique as an all-encompassing wealth management proposition that meets the full spectrum of clients' financial needs. The ability to provide clients with products and services that cut across typically discrete banking solutions is Citi's unique strength and speaks of the scale, depth and diversity of its range of businesses."

I just joined HSBC premier - which card should I get the Premier Master or the Plat Visa ?  I notice the plat visa has an annual fee.

Thats right but I only want one card. So they asked me to choose.

Sounds like the Visa is harder to get. Well the account manager pretty much told me to choose which card I want. Maybe it will go throug the normal procedure for the visa plat.  From the website, the rewards programs looks the same. Is that right ?

Is RM50 tax applies for Premier card as well?

6. Public Bank Red Carpet Banking - RM 250k

Will I automatically become a citigold member in malaysia if I own a citigold account in Hong Kong?anyone know?

definitely nope, but if you have a checking account, you will have a dedicated banker...that's all

it seems to have the same perks in malaysia, isn't it?
http://www.citigold.com.my/portal/citigold...al-banking.html

Thanks brother with great explanation and sharing.
Wow... Preferred Banking? Will they launch it at Malaysia?
Just wonder if we already a Standard Chartered Priority Banking client, then we wll be automatically qualify for the Preferred Banking if it is launch in Malaysia?