QUOTE(Fragden @ Apr 11 2020, 05:43 PM)
Is there any compelling reason for banks to sue for bankruptcy for credit card debt less than 30k since it is a unsecured credit?
according to this....
According to the Malaysian law, you can become bankrupt when the outstanding sum involved is RM30000 (previously it was RM10000) or more with a default period of six months or more.
Defaulting on credit card payment is among one of the ways to be bankrupt.
http://creditcardlighthouse.blogspot.com/2...n-malaysia.htmlthus CC debt can be sued for bankruptcy.....btw, the bankruptcy threshold had been raised to RM50000 from RM30000
17. Is there a minimum amount owed for a person to be a bankrupt?
Yes, the creditor may file for bankruptcy action against you if the debt owing is more than RM 50,000.
http://www.mdi.gov.my/index.php/faqs/bankruptcyThere Is Time Limitations To Your Debt
In Malaysia, under the Limitation Act 1953, there is a time limit in which a creditor can take legal action against a debtor..
This means companies must initiate legal claims within a certain time frame.
After that time frame has passed, a borrower is no longer obliged to repay their debt.
https://www.comparehero.my/debt-management/...-debt-collector