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post Jun 9 2009, 08:50 AM

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hi all,

I need to understand more about this balance transfer. I planning to transfer my balance from maybank to EON card. Around 2k for 12 months.

I wanna know whether below statement is still true for EON Balance Transfer.

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The low interest rate is applicable to the balance transfer amount only, which means all new charges are charged at 18% p.a. What’s more, the monthly payment you made goes directly to the balance transfer and your are only allow to pay-off those new charges once the balance transfer is fully settled. Simply puts it, you continue to pay 18% p.a for all the new charges at a compounded rate until you pay off the balance transfer. The safest way to avoid this is to keep the card at the drawer.


What I wanna confirm whether if I charge the new charges to the card I won't be able to paid those charges until finish my balance transfer amount.

I thought EON Bank will be different coz below term

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A balance transfer account (“Balance Transfer Account”) for the Programme will be allocated to the Cardholder which will be combined with the
Cardholder’s existing EON Bank Card Account. The existing credit limit approved for the Cardholder’s EON Bank Card Account will be shared
with the Balance Transfer Account and all other supplementary cards issued. The Programme is not a credit limit increase and the Balance
Transfer Account will be used to post balances transferred from other card issuers.


I read that as, the bank will provide you with new account number which separate from normal CC balance. Meaning I can allocated my payment to either normal charges or those monthly charges for my balance transfer.

I will ask EON directly but prefer to hear from others first..

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post Jun 9 2009, 10:08 AM

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hi, u may want to try eonbank they have this feature :

My Payment Plan
Get that extra edge when you shop and bank on us to take care of all your purchases at anywhere and anytime with your EON Bank Group Credit Cards ‘My Payment Plan’. Just call our Customer Service Hotline within 30 days of purchase or before your next credit card statement, whichever is earlier to arrange for the installment plan of your choice of up to 36 months.

but there is a handling fee charge


QUOTE(winnie08 @ Jun 9 2009, 12:17 AM)
hi, need to ask whether maybank credit card have flexi-payment like citibank choice.
i've applied for citibank choice but got rejected. really like the flexi-pay features, if u buy anything worth 1k or more, u have the option to convert it into 12mth/24mth installment plans...
do maybank have that? i read about ezypayment plans but it only for selected shops only which u can apply on the spot...
for citibank choice, u can convert any purchases worth more than 1k into monthly installment plans...
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post Jun 9 2009, 10:56 AM

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post Jun 9 2009, 07:04 PM

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QUOTE(David83 @ Jun 8 2009, 02:13 PM)
I received a EzyCheque from Maybank. It's based on my Maybank CC.

One-time interest paid (cash advance fee) at 3.88% with 6-month installament programme. The amount is RM 2000 only.
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QUOTE(hye @ Jun 8 2009, 02:40 PM)
Same here.
If you calculate carefully, they charged you 3.88% for the 6-months cash. In actuality, MBB are charging you 7.76% admin fee for the cash advance. On that piece of paper, they have stated (in RM) the actual fees charged - it should come up to RM155.20, am I right ?
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lol i also got it from maybank. amount 2k. monthly instalment 333.33 x 6 months. cash advance fee 77.60.

that means we are getting 1922.40, but paying 1999.98 over 6 months. unsure.gif
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post Jun 9 2009, 08:11 PM

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Anybody aware of Maybankard CashTreats? New dirty tricks from Maybank?

URL: http://www.maybank2u.com.my/mbb_info/m2u/p...sonal/CRD-Cards
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post Jun 9 2009, 08:19 PM

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QUOTE(donpapachino @ Jun 9 2009, 07:04 PM)
lol i also got it from maybank. amount 2k. monthly instalment 333.33 x 6 months. cash advance fee 77.60.

that means we are getting 1922.40, but paying 1999.98 over 6 months. unsure.gif
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I found out that the cash advance fee being charged is lower than the usual standard charge:

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Flat rate of 5.00% of the total amount of cash advance
Min: RM10

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post Jun 9 2009, 08:32 PM

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hi all forumers...i wanna ask how to transfer my maybank credit card balance to my bank rakyat credit card-i ?
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QUOTE(shinzan @ Jun 9 2009, 08:32 PM)
hi all forumers...i wanna ask how to transfer my maybank credit card balance to my bank rakyat credit card-i ?
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Call bank rakyat CS. Normally you need to fill in application form.
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post Jun 9 2009, 09:42 PM

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QUOTE(David83 @ Jun 9 2009, 08:19 PM)
I found out that the cash advance fee being charged is lower than the usual standard charge:
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so how to calculate the effective interest rate per annum? n got any other hidden charges? hmm.gif
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QUOTE(donpapachino @ Jun 9 2009, 09:42 PM)
so how to calculate the effective interest rate per annum? n got any other hidden charges? hmm.gif
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From my understanding, it may not have any extra or hidden charge. Pay the cash advance fee (one time) and the amount will be converted into installament programme. These are my guess only. To clarify, give a call to MBB CS.
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Cash On Treat the new Maybank ripoff tactics. Looking at their 8.88& per annum + RM100 processing fee for every approved application is totally bullshits
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post Jun 10 2009, 01:21 AM

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hi guys, need help to calculate how the bank charge interest here.

let say this month i swipe 3 times of RM1000, so the total bill will be RM3000.

and the statement come, i only pay the RM50 minimum payment, isit RM3000 x 13.5% or RM2950 x 13.5% ?

also what if i pay RM1500? isit RM1500 x 13.5% or RM2000 x 13.5%?

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QUOTE(skincladalien @ Jun 10 2009, 01:21 AM)
hi guys, need help to calculate how the bank charge interest here.

let say this month i swipe 3 times of RM1000, so the total bill will be RM3000.

and the statement come, i only pay the RM50 minimum payment, isit RM3000 x 13.5% or RM2950 x 13.5% ?

also what if i pay RM1500? isit RM1500 x 13.5% or RM2000 x 13.5%?

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They calculate interest based on remaining balance...
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post Jun 10 2009, 02:00 AM

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QUOTE(skincladalien @ Jun 10 2009, 01:21 AM)
hi guys, need help to calculate how the bank charge interest here.

let say this month i swipe 3 times of RM1000, so the total bill will be RM3000.

and the statement come, i only pay the RM50 minimum payment, isit RM3000 x 13.5% or RM2950 x 13.5% ?

also what if i pay RM1500? isit RM1500 x 13.5% or RM2000 x 13.5%?

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For most credit cards, compound interest is charged on the entire transacted amount till date of full repayment, including any amount repaid before the entire amount is repaid. This means that until the entire RM3000 is repaid, the interest charged will be the same, no matter the interim repayment amount.
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QUOTE(skincladalien @ Jun 10 2009, 01:21 AM)
hi guys, need help to calculate how the bank charge interest here.

let say this month i swipe 3 times of RM1000, so the total bill will be RM3000.

and the statement come, i only pay the RM50 minimum payment, isit RM3000 x 13.5% or RM2950 x 13.5% ?

also what if i pay RM1500? isit RM1500 x 13.5% or RM2000 x 13.5%?

thanks
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I dont know how your min payment can only be RM50 unless if your purchase of RM2k is after your cut off date

if you got leftover debt from previous month, then interest is calculated daily. if no debt then if should be RM2950 x 13.5%

3rd Q = daily interest as well and I dont know where you get the RM2000 x 13.5% from.




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well here is the doubt, the interest is charged on the leftover or charged on the amount of transaction?

means, i paid rm1500, so 1 transaction cleared but 2nd transaction only paid half, so interest is charged on the full amount(RM1000) or on the leftover(RM500)?
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post Jun 10 2009, 10:32 AM

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Stop promoting balance transfer, cash advance, easy payment and minimum payment here! If you are not good paymasters, those things will cause your debts snowball rapidly, make you poorer and lure you to trap into financial trouble. In the end, banks will be the only winners and you will always be losers!!
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post Jun 10 2009, 11:08 AM

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@skincladalien,
Interest is charged on outstanding unpaid amount. In this instance, it would be RM500.
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hello there.. anybody know about esave??


Added on June 10, 2009, 11:10 amif somebody out there have experience with esave.. please share here.. i'm still considering want to get esave help or not..

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QUOTE(lieck @ Jun 10 2009, 11:08 AM)
hello there.. anybody know about esave??


Added on June 10, 2009, 11:10 amif somebody out there have experience with esave.. please share here.. i'm still considering want to get esave help or not..
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esave ... you mean esaver ?
esave is not a known cc product. esaver is a banking account product ... you got the wrong thread my friend to ask for help.

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