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True by AmBank

MilesAndMore — Thu, 28 May 2015 22:41:26 +0800

High interest rate of 2.80% + 3-withdrawal limit per month
+
Free unlimited online IBG + 5 free MEPS ATM withdrawals per month

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For more information, please click HERE

Instant Transfer (DuitNow) & Interbank Giro (IBG)

MilesAndMore — Sat, 23 Oct 2010 01:00:08 +0800

Instant Transfer (DuitNow) participating banks :
**in the midst of compiling the different limits and fees applicable to all different banks

Interbank Funds Transfer (IBFT) and Interbank GIRO (IBG) information prior to 1st August 2018
**For reference only

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Credit Card Foreign Exchange Rate

MilesAndMore — Thu, 21 Apr 2011 20:17:12 +0800

International Transactions
Transactions incurred will be converted to Ringgit Malaysia using US Dollars as the base currency on the date the item is received and/or processed at such exchange and at such time as may be determined by VISA International/MasterCard Worldwide at its absolute discretion plus administration cost which is to be imposed by the card issuing bank. The exchange may differ from the rate in effect on the date of the transaction due to market fluctuations. Such rate imposed shall be final and conclusive and the Cardmember shall bear all exchange risks, losses, commission and other bank charges which may thereby be incurred.
Rates are below:

Local Banks
- Maybank VISA/MasterCard : 1%
- Maybank American Express with Maybank logo on top : 2.5%
- American Express : 0.5% + 2.5%
- CIMB Bank : 1%
- Public Bank : 1.25%
- RHB Bank :
- AmBank :
- Hong Leong Bank VISA/MasterCard: 1%
- EON Bank : 1%
- Affin Bank :
- Alliance : 1%

Foreign Banks
- HSBC : 1.25%
- OCBC bank : 1%
- Standard Chartered : 1%
- UOB Bank : 1%
- Citibank : 1%

Exchange rate estimator :
http://corporate.visa.com/pd/consumer_serv...er_ex_rates.jsp
Mastercard Global Forex Rates
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Please post all your foreign transactions here so we can compare the rates. Kindly include the
- transaction date
- amount charged in foreign currency
- amount billed in MYR
- final exchange rate

From users posted rate by various credit card issuers

QUOTE(KeSToN @ Mar 13 2017, 11:49 PM)

for AmBank rates,
via https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...post&p=83434015

Local Banks
- Maybank2C VISA/MasterCard : 2.26% (~ 1% + 1.25%)
- Maybank2C AMEX : 2.5%
- Maybank American Express with Maybank logo on top : 2.8-3%
- American Express : 2.8 -3%
- CIMB Bank : (cashback plat) 2.53% (should be ~ 1% + 1.5%)
- CIMB BANK (MC) 2%
- Public Bank : 1.25%, (visa signature) 1.0125%
- RHB Bank : (master plat) 1.02%
- AmBank : visa - 2.0 to 2.2%, (MC) - 1%
- Hong Leong Bank VISA/MasterCard:
- EON Bank :
- Affin Bank :
- Alliance :
- Aeon: (gold) 1.5% (watami) 0.8-1.2%

Foreign Banks
- HSBC : (visa plat) 2.27% (should be ~ 1% + 1.25%)
- OCBC bank :
- Standard Chartered :
- UOB Bank : (YOLO) 2.5%
- Citibank : 1% + 1.4% (= 2.414%)
(if SGD, it is just 0.5%. surprising)
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Ways to Pay Your Credit Card Bills

MilesAndMore — Wed, 23 Mar 2011 00:08:24 +0800

Cash
- over the counter
- via your credit card issuer's cash deposit machine

Cheque
- **over the counter
- via your credit card issuer's cheque deposit machine
- ##mail your cheque to the bank

**Some banks such as Public Bank no longer accept cheque over the counter
##You have to pay for the stamp yourself

^/``MEPS Interbank Funds Transfers (Online)
You must have an online banking account linked to either your savings or current account. Please refer to the thread here for the applicable charges.

^You are allowed to transfer only RM5,000/day* from your account through MEPS Interbank Funds Transfers executed online. However, you can increase this limit from the defaulted RM5,000/day to RM40,000 if you bank with HSBC and HSBC is the only bank that offers such high limit in Malaysia..

*The daily maximum IBG limit for both AmBank and UOB Bank is RM10,000.

***/``MEPS Interbank Funds Transfers (ATM)
ATM MEPS Interbank Funds Transfers offers a very limited choice of banks which you can transfer your money to. Please refer to your bank for the detailed list of banks available for Interbank Funds Transfers via ATM.

***Besides the limited choice of banks available which you can transfer your money to via ATM MEPS Interbank Funds Transfers, many banks do not even offer MEPS Interbank Funds Transfers service via their ATM. HSBC for one, doesn't offer this service via their ATM.

MEPS Interbank Funds Transfers (Over the Counter)
There is no limit on how much your can transfer your money out through MEPS Interbank Funds Transfers over the counter. However, your bank may impose a maximum limit per transaction. Standard Chartered for instance, imposes a maximum limit of RM9,999/transfer at only RM0.50/transfer. Let say you want to transfer RM12,000 to Maybank, you will have to do it twice. Basically it means you have to pay RM1. Please refer to your bank on the terms and conditions for MEPS Interbank Funds Transfers initiated over the counter.

``MEPS Interbank Funds Transfers (Phone Banking)
Not all banks offer MEPS Interbank Funds Transfer via Phone Banking. As far as i know, Standard Chartered is the only bank offering such service for the time being. Therefore, please refer to your bank if they offer Interbank GIRO service via Phone Banking.

``Do take note that your account comes with a daily cap of RM5,000/day for MEPS Interbank Funds Transfers initiated online, via ATM or Phone Banking. However, you can increase this limit from the defaulted RM5,000/day to RM40,000 if you bank with HSBC and HSBC is the only bank that offers such high limit in Malaysia.

Debit Card V2

Thu, 01 Jan 1970 07:30:00 +0800

Credit Card v14

MilesAndMore — Sat, 15 Jan 2011 15:02:00 +0800

Proceed from v13: Credit Card v13

**Those wishing to get an agent to assist with your credit card application please post your request at the service noticeboard section as this section is about discussion on credit card issues and not for promoting or seeking agent.

Knowing your cards > http://www.bankinginfo.com.my
1. Visa
2. Mastercard
3. JCB
4. AMEX - Charge or Credit Card
5. Diners Club
6. China Union Pay (中国银联)
7. Etc.

1. Annual fee
Annual fee free credit cards :
- CIMB Direct Access
- CIMB Bank
- American Express Green charge card & American Express Gold credit card
- Public Bank (**minimum swipes apply)
- Alliance Bank (**minimum swipes apply)
- UOB Bank (**minimum swipes apply)
- Maybank (**certain cards only)
- EON Bank (**minimum swipes apply)
- Citibank Choice (**minimum swipes apply)
- Hong Leong Bank Essential VISA (**swipe at least twice a month OR spend RM8,000/year)
- AmBank (**certain cards only)
- OCBC (**minimum swipes apply)

2. Tap and Go - no signature required
VISA payWave
**Payment made via Visa Wave is limited to RM150
MAYBANK
- Maybank Islamic PETRONAS Ikhwan Visa Platinum
- Maybank Islamic PETRONAS Ikhwan Visa Gold
- Maybank PETRONAS Platinum Visa
- Maybank PETRONAS VISA Gold
- Maybank VISA Platinum
- Maybank VISA Wave

EON Bank
- GSC-EON Bank VISA Wave
- VISA Wave 'n Go
- Berinda Homes VISA Wave
- Johor Bahru City Square VISA Wave
- Penderosa Gold & Country Club VISA Wave

UOB Bank
- UOB ONE Card

MasterCard Paypass
**Payment made via MasterCard Paypass is limited to RM120
CIMB Bank
- all MasterCard

CIMB Islamic Bank
- all MasterCard

Direct Access
- all MasterCard

Touch n Go
CIMB Touch 'n Go Visa (This is the first credit card with Touch and Go embedded)

3. Credit Card linked to Petrol
- OCBC Titanium MasterCard <> all petrol stations = 5% cash back
- Citibank Cash Back VISA Platinum <> all petrol stations = 5% cash back
- UOB <> BHP Petrol = 2% cash back (UOB One only), 1% cash back (others)
- Citibank <> SHELL (This only applicable for Citibank Shell, Citibank Cashback Plat applies to all petrol stations)
- Maybank/Maybank Islamic <> PETRONAS = 5x Treatpoints
- CIMB Bank/CIMB Islamic <> PETRONAS = 2% cash back
- Public Bank ESSO/Mobil VISA <> ESSO/MOBIL = 0.5 - 5% (tier-based)
- RHB Travel Money <> all petrol stations = 2% cash back (5% cash back every first weekend)
- AMBank Carz <> all petrol stations = 2% cash back (3% for Gold and 5% for Platinum, provided there is an outstanding)

**All range of American Express charge & credit cards give 2x MR/TP on petrol purchases whilst AMEX Gold credit card and Maybankard 2 AMEX give 5x MR/TP. This applies to all petrol brands.

4. Standard financial charge (interest rate)
Tier 1 > 13.5% p.a.
Tier 2 > 16% p.a.
Tier 3 > 17.5% p.a.

Cash advance: 18% p.a from the date of withdrawal.
Late payment: 1% of outstanding or RM 5 whichever is higher.
Minimum payment amount: 5% of outstanding or RM 25/RM 50 whichever is higher.

5. Complimentary Cards
1) HSBC Premier - deposit and maintain RM200k
2) Citibank Citigold - deposit and maintain RM200k
3) Standard Chartered Priority Banking - deposit and maintain RM250k
4) UOB Privilege Banking - Opening deposit of RM300k with maintenance of RM200k
5) OCBC Premier Banking - Opening deposit of RM300k with maintenance of RM200k
6) CIMB Bank Preferred Banking - deposit and maintain RM150k
7) Hong Leong Bank Priority Banking - deposit and maintain RM200k
8) Alliance Bank Privilege Banking - deposit and maintain RM200k
9) RHB Bank Premier Banking - deposit and maintain RM200k
10) Public Bank Red Carpet Banking - deposit and maintain RM500k or a Mutual Gold customer with a total combined deposits of RM200k in savings/current/fixed deposits.

6. American Express
Charge card
AMEX charge card gives 2x Membership Rewards Points for all petrol purchases. This applies to all petrol brands. All other spending will also earn you 2x Membership Rewards points.

Credit card
AMEX Gold credit card
5x Membership Rewards Points for every Ringgit spent on groceries, petrol, bookstores - Kinokuniya, Borders, Times and MPH - and telco charges via Express Autopay - Celcom, Digi, Maxis and TM. 2x Membership Rewards points for all other retail transactions.

AMEX Platinum credit card
10x Membership Rewards Points for every Ringgit charged to your card at Platinum partners. Please refer to American Express MY for the latest list of Platinum partners. All other retail spending earns you 2x Membership Rewards Points.

Maybank Islamic Ikhwan AMEX
5x TP on petrols.
2x on all other retail swipes.

Link to AMEX thread: http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/547867

7. International Transactions
Transactions incurred will be converted to Ringgit Malaysia using US Dollars as the base currency on the date the item is received and/or processed at such exchange and at such time as may be determined by VISA International/MasterCard Worldwide at its absolute discretion plus administration cost which is to be imposed by the card issuing bank. The exchange may differ from the rate in effect on the date of the transaction due to market fluctuations. Such rate imposed shall be final and conclusive and the Cardmember shall bear all exchange risks, losses, commission and other bank charges which may thereby be incurred.
- Maybank VISA/MasterCard : 0.5%
- Maybank American Express with Maybank logo on top : 1.5%
- American Express : 2.5%
- CIMB Bank : 1%
- Hong Leong Bank VISA/MasterCard: 1%
- Public Bank : 1.25%
- Citibank : 1%
- HSBC : 1.25%
- EON Bank : 1%
- UOB Bank : 1%
- Standard Chartered : 1%
- OCBC bank : 1%
- Alliance : 1% (verified by hebe87)

Exchange rate estimator : http://corporate.visa.com/pd/consumer_serv...er_ex_rates.jsp

8. Credit Card Cancellation Letter

QUOTE

Credit Card Cancellation Letter

[Your name]
[Your address]
[Date]

Dear Sir or Madam:

Please let this letter serve as notice that I am terminating my credit card account effective immediately. Please close the following account:

Credit Card Company: ____________
Account Number: ________________

Please send me written confirmation that my account has been closed. Also, please confirm that you have notified all appropriate credit card bureaus that this account was closed at my request.

Thank you for your prompt attention to this matter.

Sincerely,
[Your Signature]

9. Cash Advance fees
Citibank: 5% of cash amount (min RM20), and 18% p.a. daily interest (N/A for Ready Cash)

UOB: The cash advance fee is charged to any withdrawal of cash made. This is imposed for each cash advance transaction. 5% or RM20, whichever is higher.

Maybank: VISA/Mastercard (Both Classic and Gold) | Flat rate of 5.00% of the total amount of cash advance | Min: RM10

CIMB DA: 5% of the amount drawn, subject to a minimum of RM15, whichever is higher.

CIMB: 5% of the amount drawn, subject to a minimum of RM15, whichever is higher.

HSBC:
The cash advance fee is 5% of the amount advanced or a minimum of RM15. Whichever is higher. This is imposed for each cash advance transaction
For HSBC Amanah Charge Card, cash advance is capped at RM1,000 per transaction and a fee of RM60 per transaction will be levied
For cash advances made over the HSBC banking counter, there will be an additional charge of the following:-
- RM50 on credit cards issued by local banks other than HSBC - RM20 on credit cards issued by non-Malaysian card issuers (including JCB)
- Cards issued by HSBC Bank Malaysia and the HSBC Groupare exempted from this charge

OCBC: The cash advance fee is 5% of the amount advanced or a minimum of RM15, whichever is higher. This is imposed for each cash advance/casino chips transaction.

HLB Essential: 2% of the amount advanced or a minimum of RM5, whichever is higher. This is imposed for each cash advance transaction. Minimum withdrawal for each cash advance is RM200.

10. Verified by Visa and Mastercard Securecode
Verified by Visa ---> http://www.visa-asia.com/ap/sea/merchants/...vbv_intro.shtml
Participating banks :
- HSBC
- Standard Chartered
- Maybank (MSOS)
- CIMB Bank
- Public Bank
- RHB Bank
- AmBank
- Hong Leong Bank
- EON Bank
- Alliance Bank
- MBF Cards

MasterCard SecureCode ---> http://www.mastercard.com/au/personal/en/c...code/index.html
Participating banks :
- HSBC
- Standard Chartered
- Maybank (MSOS)
- CIMB Bank
- Public Bank
- RHB Bank
- AmBank
- Hong Leong Bank
- EON Bank
- Alliance Bank
- MBF Cards

11. Balance Transfer: http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1123346

12. RM50 Government Service Tax - Currently STILL IN FORCE
With effect from 1 January 2010, there will be service tax imposed on credit card as follows :
i. RM50 per annum on each Principal Card; and
ii. RM25 per annum on each Supplementary Card
The service tax will be collected on the date the card is issued, or on the completion of each year or on the date of renewal of the card (except HSBC which will be billed 1 month later). This means that the above mentioned service tax shall be levied on new credit card issued effective from 1 January 2010. For existing credit cards issued before 1 January 2010, the service tax shall be levied upon anniversary of card issuance.

13. Airport Lounge Access
Alliance Plat - UNLIMITED access to Plaza Premium Lounge KLIA
Citibank Premier Miles - worldwide airport lounge twice a year (saw thier website need to apply before hand). Access to Plaza Premium Lounge KLIA 12 times a year PLUS the Priority Pass with 2 free admissions worldwide (subsequent need to pay). PP is for principal ONLY
Citibank Plat - Free access to Plaza Premium Lounge KLIA with a limit of 12 times a year
SCB VI - gives Priority Pass membership with UNLIMITED free admissions for principal ONLY
SCB Platinum - UNLIMITED entries to Plaza Premium Lounge KLIA for principal ONLY
HSBC Premier - don't even have access to Plaza Premium Lounge KLIA
EON Bank Visa Signature - free priority pass membership for limited free lounge visits worldwide
EON Bank (certain platinum cards) - Free access to Plaza Premium Lounge KLIA, LCCT, Senai & Changi (monthly quota applicable)
UOB Privilege Banking Platinum - UNLIMITED access to Plaza Premium Lounge KLIA, LCCT & Senai
UOB Midas & Preferred Platinum - Free access to Plaza Premium Lounge KLIA, LCCT & Senai (subject to monthly access quota of first 400)
RHB Plat - 4X a year at Plaza Premium Lounge KLIA, LCCT and Senai. 4X access shared with supp card (i.e. supp card also can enter free)

Remark: Most of the Platinum cards issued in Malaysia can only grant free access to KLIA Plaza Premium Lounge only, not the lounges in LCCT and JB.
SCB VI through Priority Pass and Amex Platinum charge card at most of the lounges worldwide.

14. Previous versions
Credit Card V2 Thread : http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/594906
Credit Card V3 Thread : http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/691229
Credit Card V4 Thread : http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/741933
Credit Card V5 Thread : http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/842676
Credit Card V6 Thread : http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/953666
Credit Card V7 Thread : http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1069190
Credit Card V8 Thread : http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1250745
Credit Card V9 Thread : http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1264667
Credit Card V10 Thread : http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1414513
Credit Card V11 Thread : http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1530782

15. Useful information
BNM issued guidelines in 2003 that limits consumer liability in cases of fraud to only RM250. See the actual document here. (Courtesy of tishaban) (thanks awaynoway for the updated link)

Credit information:
CCRIS: http://creditbureau.bnm.gov.my/
CCRIS report - go to Bank Negara yourself and use self-service terminal to get report with MyKard (you need to go as need thumb print).
CTOS: http://www.ctos.com.my/
BRIS: http://bris.com.my/index.html

Swipe Smart with 6E:
http://www.abm.org.my/Swipe_Smart_with_6E_...ffectively.aspx

16. FMB - Financial Mediation Bureau
http://www.fmb.org.my/index.htm

17. AKPK
- An agency set up to provide financial education, financial counseling and debt management
http://www.akpk.org.my/Home/tabid/36/Default.aspx

Link to AKPK thread : http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/876712

18. Other Links By Users
A blog about credit cards > My Credit Cards

19. Credit Card/Charge Card Reward Points
Validity of numerous credit card/charge card reward points
1) HSBC - up to 3 years
2) Citibank - reward points are evergreen
3) Maybank - reward points are evergreen
4) CIMB Bank - 3 years
5) Alliance Bank - reward points are evergreen
6) Standard Chartered - 3 years (**SCB VI Choice Points are evergreen)
7) American Express - Membership Rewards Points are evergreen
8) Hong Leong Bank - up to 3 years
9) AmBank - up to 3 years
10) RHB Bank - 3 years for Platinum and 2 years for all cards ranked lower than Platinum
11) UOB - 3 years
12) EON Bank - 3 years

20. Premium Credit Cards and its requirements
1) CIMB & DA World Mastercard/Visa Infinite - Min Income Requirement : RM 200k
Existing HSBC Cardholder with CL RM30k and above OR Citibank CL RM50k and above OR Other banks RM70k and above MIGHT also be accepted, limited time promotion only
2) CIMB Enrich World Mastercard - Strictly by Invitation (those with card usage above RM 500k per annum may be considered)
3) CIMB VISA Signature - Min Income Requirement : RM100k
4) Maybank World Mastercard - Min Income Requirement : RM 240k
5) MBF World Mastercard - Min Income Requirement : RM 200k (By Invitation)
6) Standard Chartered Visa Infinite - Only for Priority Banking customer (RM 250k in deposits)
7) RHB Visa Infinite - Strictly by Invitation Only
8) HSBC Premier Mastercard - Only for HSBC Premier customer (RM 200k in deposits)
9) EON Bank VISA Signature - Min Income Requirement : RM180k

21. Best Credit Cards and its categories
Please note these are just recommendations based on normal spending. High spending or specific usage individuals might want to look at other cards.
1) Classic Card = Hong Leong Essential
2) Gold Card = Alliance Younique, Maybankard 2 AMEX
3) Titanium Card = OCBC Titanium / Standard Chartered Titanium (**product withdrawn from sale)
4) Platinum Card = Alliance Platinum / SCB Business Platinum / Citibank Cash Back Platinum / AMEX Platinum Charge Card (assuming AF is waiveable)
5) Visa Signature = EON VS
6) Visa Infinite = SCB VI
7) World MasterCard = Maybank WMC (assuming AF is waiveable)

22. Credit Cards with Complimentary Travel & Accident Insurance
1) All HSBC/HSBC Amanah credit cards
2) All Citibank credit cards (except all co-brand cards, cash back)
3) All Public Bank generic credit cards
4) All Maybank generic credit cards
5) All AMEX charge card & AMEX Platinum credit card
6)

Credit Card v13

MilesAndMore — Fri, 10 Dec 2010 18:34:02 +0800

Proceed from v12: Credit Card v12

**Those wishing to get an agent to assist with your credit card application please post your request at the service noticeboard section as this section is about discussion on credit card issues and not for promoting or seeking agent.

Knowing your cards > http://www.bankinginfo.com.my
1. Visa
2. Mastercard
3. JCB
4. AMEX - Charge or Credit Card
5. Diners Club
6. China Union Pay (中国银联)
7. Etc.

1. Annual fee
Annual fee free credit cards :
- CIMB Direct Access
- CIMB Bank
- American Express Green charge card & American Express Gold credit card
- Public Bank (**minimum swipes apply)
- Alliance Bank (**minimum swipes apply)
- UOB Bank (**minimum swipes apply)
- Maybank (**certain cards only)
- EON Bank (**minimum swipes apply)
- Citibank Choice (**minimum swipes apply)
- Hong Leong Bank Essential VISA (**swipe at least twice a month OR spend RM8,000/year)
- AmBank (**certain cards only)
- OCBC (**minimum swipes apply)

2. Tap and Go - no signature required
VISA payWave
**Payment made via Visa Wave is limited to RM150
MAYBANK
- Maybank Islamic PETRONAS Ikhwan Visa Platinum
- Maybank Islamic PETRONAS Ikhwan Visa Gold
- Maybank PETRONAS Platinum Visa
- Maybank PETRONAS VISA Gold
- Maybank VISA Platinum
- Maybank VISA Wave

EON Bank
- GSC-EON Bank VISA Wave
- VISA Wave 'n Go
- Berinda Homes VISA Wave
- Johor Bahru City Square VISA Wave
- Penderosa Gold & Country Club VISA Wave

UOB Bank
- UOB ONE Card

MasterCard Paypass
**Payment made via MasterCard Paypass is limited to RM120
CIMB Bank
- all MasterCard

CIMB Islamic Bank
- all MasterCard

Direct Access
- all MasterCard

Touch n Go
CIMB Touch 'n Go Visa (This is the first credit card with Touch and Go embedded)

3. Credit Card linked to Petrol
- OCBC Titanium MasterCard <> all petrol stations = 5% cash back
- Citibank Cash Back VISA Platinum <> all petrol stations = 5% cash back
- UOB <> BHP Petrol
- Citibank <> SHELL (This only applicable for Citibank Shell, Citibank Cashback Plat applies to all petrol stations)
- Maybank/Maybank Islamic <> PETRONAS = 5x Treatpoints
- CIMB Bank/CIMB Islamic <> PETRONAS = 2% cash back
- Direct Access <> all petrol stations = 2% cash back**
- Public Bank <> ESSO/MOBIL
- RHB Travel Money <> all petrol stations = 2% cash back (5% cash back every first weekend)
- AMBank Carz <> all petrol stations = 2% cash back (3% for Gold and 5% for Platinum, provided there is an outstanding)

**All range of American Express charge & credit cards give 2x MR/TP on petrol purchases except AMEX Gold credit card which gives 5x MR/TP. This applies to all petrol brands.

4. Standard financial charge (interest rate)
Tier 1 > 13.5% p.a.
Tier 2 > 16% p.a.
Tier 3 > 17.5% p.a.

Cash advance: 18% p.a from the date of withdrawal.
Late payment: 1% of outstanding or RM 5 whichever is higher.
Minimum payment amount: 5% of outstanding or RM 25/RM 50 whichever is higher.

5. Complimentary Cards
1) HSBC Premier - deposit and maintain RM200k
2) Citibank Citigold - deposit and maintain RM200k
3) Standard Chartered Priority Banking - deposit and maintain RM250k
4) UOB Privilege Banking - Opening deposit of RM300k with maintenance of RM200k
5) OCBC Premier Banking - Opening deposit of RM300k with maintenance of RM200k
6) CIMB Bank Preferred Banking - deposit and maintain RM150k
7) Hong Leong Bank Priority Banking - deposit and maintain RM200k
8) Alliance Bank Privilege Banking - deposit and maintain RM200k
9) RHB Bank Premier Banking - deposit and maintain RM200k
10) Public Bank Red Carpet Banking - deposit and maintain RM500k or a Mutual Gold customer with a total combined deposits of RM200k in savings/current/fixed deposits.

6. American Express
Charge card
AMEX charge card gives 2x Membership Rewards Points for all petrol purchases. This applies to all petrol brands. All other spending will also earn you 2x Membership Rewards points.

Credit card
AMEX Gold credit card
5x Membership Rewards Points for every Ringgit spent on groceries, petrol, bookstores - Kinokuniya, Borders, Times and MPH - and telco charges via Express Autopay - Celcom, Digi, Maxis and TM. 2x Membership Rewards points for all other retail transactions.

AMEX Platinum credit card
10x Membership Rewards Points for every Ringgit charged to your card at Platinum partners. Please refer to American Express MY for the latest list of Platinum partners. All other retail spending earns you 2x Membership Rewards Points.

Maybank Islamic Ikhwan AMEX
5x TP on petrols.
2x on all other retail swipes.

Link to AMEX thread: http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/547867

7. International Transactions
Transactions incurred will be converted to Ringgit Malaysia using US Dollars as the base currency on the date the item is received and/or processed at such exchange and at such time as may be determined by VISA International/MasterCard Worldwide at its absolute discretion plus administration cost which is to be imposed by the card issuing bank. The exchange may differ from the rate in effect on the date of the transaction due to market fluctuations. Such rate imposed shall be final and conclusive and the Cardmember shall bear all exchange risks, losses, commission and other bank charges which may thereby be incurred.
- Maybank VISA/MasterCard : 0.5%
- Maybank American Express with Maybank logo on top : 1.5%
- American Express : 2.5%
- CIMB Bank : 1%
- Hong Leong Bank VISA/MasterCard: 1%
- Public Bank : 1.25%
- Citibank : 1%
- HSBC : 1.25%
- EON Bank : 1%
- UOB Bank : 1%
- Standard Chartered : 1%
- OCBC bank : 1%
- Alliance : 1% (verified by hebe87)

Exchange rate estimator : http://corporate.visa.com/pd/consumer_serv...er_ex_rates.jsp

8. Credit Card Cancellation Letter

QUOTE

9. Cash Advance fees
Citibank: 5% of cash amount (min RM20), and 18% p.a. daily interest (N/A for Ready Cash)

UOB: The cash advance fee is charged to any withdrawal of cash made. This is imposed for each cash advance transaction. 5% or RM20, whichever is higher.

Maybank: VISA/Mastercard (Both Classic and Gold) | Flat rate of 5.00% of the total amount of cash advance | Min: RM10

CIMB DA: 5% of the amount drawn, subject to a minimum of RM15, whichever is higher.

CIMB: 5% of the amount drawn, subject to a minimum of RM15, whichever is higher.

HSBC:
The cash advance fee is 5% of the amount advanced or a minimum of RM15. Whichever is higher. This is imposed for each cash advance transaction
For HSBC Amanah Charge Card, cash advance is capped at RM1,000 per transaction and a fee of RM60 per transaction will be levied
For cash advances made over the HSBC banking counter, there will be an additional charge of the following:-
- RM50 on credit cards issued by local banks other than HSBC - RM20 on credit cards issued by non-Malaysian card issuers (including JCB)
- Cards issued by HSBC Bank Malaysia and the HSBC Groupare exempted from this charge

OCBC: The cash advance fee is 5% of the amount advanced or a minimum of RM15, whichever is higher. This is imposed for each cash advance/casino chips transaction.

HLB Essential: 2% of the amount advanced or a minimum of RM5, whichever is higher. This is imposed for each cash advance transaction. Minimum withdrawal for each cash advance is RM200.

10. Verified by Visa and Mastercard Securecode
Verified by Visa ---> http://www.visa-asia.com/ap/sea/merchants/...vbv_intro.shtml
Participating banks :
- HSBC
- Standard Chartered
- Maybank (MSOS)
- CIMB Bank
- Public Bank
- RHB Bank
- AmBank
- Hong Leong Bank
- EON Bank
- Alliance Bank
- MBF Cards

MasterCard SecureCode ---> http://www.mastercard.com/au/personal/en/c...code/index.html
Participating banks :
- HSBC
- Standard Chartered
- Maybank (MSOS)
- CIMB Bank
- Public Bank
- RHB Bank
- AmBank
- Hong Leong Bank
- EON Bank
- Alliance Bank
- MBF Cards

11. Balance Transfer: http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1123346

12. RM50 Government Service Tax - Currently STILL IN FORCE
With effect from 1 January 2010, there will be service tax imposed on credit card as follows :
i. RM50 per annum on each Principal Card; and
ii. RM25 per annum on each Supplementary Card
The service tax will be collected on the date the card is issued, or on the completion of each year or on the date of renewal of the card (except HSBC which will be billed 1 month later). This means that the above mentioned service tax shall be levied on new credit card issued effective from 1 January 2010. For existing credit cards issued before 1 January 2010, the service tax shall be levied upon anniversary of card issuance.

13. Airport Lounge Access
Alliance Plat - UNLIMITED access to Plaza Premium Lounge KLIA
Citibank Premier Miles - worldwide airport lounge twice a year (saw thier website need to apply before hand). Access to Plaza Premium Lounge KLIA 12 times a year PLUS the Priority Pass with 2 free admissions worldwide (subsequent need to pay). PP is for principal ONLY
Citibank Plat - Free access to Plaza Premium Lounge KLIA with a limit of 12 times a year
SCB VI - gives Priority Pass membership with UNLIMITED free admissions for principal ONLY
SCB Platinum/WMC - UNLIMITED entries to Plaza Premium Lounge KLIA for principal ONLY
HSBC Premier - don't even have access to Plaza Premium Lounge KLIA
EON Bank Visa Signature - free priority pass membership for limited free lounge visits worldwide
EON Bank (certain platinum cards) - Free access to Plaza Premium Lounge KLIA, LCCT, Senai & Changi (monthly quota applicable)
UOB Privilege Banking Platinum - UNLIMITED access to Plaza Premium Lounge KLIA, LCCT & Senai
UOB Midas & Preferred Platinum - Free access to Plaza Premium Lounge KLIA, LCCT & Senai (subject to monthly access quota of first 400)
RHB Plat - 4X a year at Plaza Premium Lounge KLIA, LCCT and Senai. 4X access shared with supp card (i.e. supp card also can enter free)

Remark: Most of the Platinum cards issued in Malaysia can only grant free access to KLIA Plaza Premium Lounge only, not the lounges in LCCT and JB.
SCB VI through Priority Pass and Amex Platinum charge card at most of the lounges worldwide.

14. Previous versions
Credit Card V2 Thread : http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/594906
Credit Card V3 Thread : http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/691229
Credit Card V4 Thread : http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/741933
Credit Card V5 Thread : http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/842676
Credit Card V6 Thread : http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/953666
Credit Card V7 Thread : http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1069190
Credit Card V8 Thread : http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1250745
Credit Card V9 Thread : http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1264667
Credit Card V10 Thread : http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1414513
Credit Card V11 Thread : http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1530782

15. Useful information
BNM issued guidelines in 2003 that limits consumer liability in cases of fraud to only RM250. See the actual document here. (Courtesy of tishaban) (thanks awaynoway for the updated link)

Credit information:
CCRIS: http://creditbureau.bnm.gov.my/
CCRIS report - go to Bank Negara yourself and use self-service terminal to get report with MyKard (you need to go as need thumb print).
CTOS: http://www.ctos.com.my/
BRIS: http://bris.com.my/index.html

Swipe Smart with 6E:
http://www.abm.org.my/Swipe_Smart_with_6E_...ffectively.aspx

16. FMB - Financial Mediation Bureau
http://www.fmb.org.my/index.htm

17. AKPK
- An agency set up to provide financial education, financial counseling and debt management
http://www.akpk.org.my/Home/tabid/36/Default.aspx

Link to AKPK thread : http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/876712

18. Other Links By Users
A blog about credit cards > My Credit Cards

19. Credit Card/Charge Card Reward Points
Validity of numerous credit card/charge card reward points
1) HSBC - up to 3 years
2) Citibank - reward points are evergreen
3) Maybank - reward points are evergreen
4) CIMB Bank - 3 years
5) Alliance Bank - reward points are evergreen
6) Standard Chartered - 3 years (**SCB VI Choice Points are evergreen)
7) American Express - Membership Rewards Points are evergreen
8) Hong Leong Bank - up to 3 years
9) AmBank - up to 3 years
10) RHB Bank - 3 years for Platinum and 2 years for all cards ranked lower than Platinum
11) UOB - 3 years
12) EON Bank - 3 years

20. Premium Credit Cards and its requirements
1) CIMB & DA World Mastercard Visa Infinite - Min Income Requirement : RM 200k
Existing HSBC Cardholder with CL RM30k and above OR Citibank CL RM50k and above OR Other banks RM70k and above MIGHT also be accepted, limited time promotion only
2) Maybank World Mastercard - Min Income Requirement : RM 240k
3) MBF World Mastercard - Min Income Requirement : RM 200k (By Invitation)
4) Standard Chartered Visa Infinite - Only for Priority Banking customer (RM 250k in deposits)
5) RHB Visa Infinite - Strictly by Invitation Only
6) CIMB Enrich World Mastercard - Strictly by Invitation (those with card usage above RM 500k per annum may be considered)
7) HSBC Premier Mastercard - Only for HSBC Premier customer (RM 200k in deposits)
8) EON Bank VISA Signature - Min Income Requirement : RM180k

21. Best Credit Cards and its categories
Please note these are just recommendations based on normal spending. High spending or specific usage individuals might want to look at other cards.
1) Classic Card = Hong Leong Essential
2) Gold Card = Alliance Younique, AMEX Gold Credit Card
3) Titanium Card = OCBC Titanium
4) Platinum Card = Alliance Platinum / SCB Business Platinum / Citibank Cash Back Platinum / AMEX Platinum Charge Card (assuming AF is waiveable)
5) Visa Signature = EON VS
6) Visa Infinite = SCB VI
7) World MasterCard = Maybank WMC (assuming AF is waiveable)

Revamped Citibank Website

MilesAndMore — Fri, 22 Oct 2010 20:29:53 +0800

Citibank is launching a revamped and enhanced website tomorrow. A real good work i must say. Citibank Australia was the first to adopt this new, better aesthetic website back in the first quarter of this year. Citibank Hong Kong, China and Taiwan also changed to this new look website last week. Eventually all Citibank website will look like this.

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Credit Card v10

MilesAndMore — Thu, 06 May 2010 20:24:42 +0800

Proceed from V9 http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1264667/+2580

**Those wishing to get an agent to assist with your credit card application please post your request at the service noticeboard section as this section is about discussion on credit card issues and not for promoting or seeking agent.

Knowing your cards > http://www.bankinginfo.com.my
1. Visa
2. Mastercard
3. JCB
4. AMEX - Charge or Credit Card
5. Diners Club
6. China Union Pay (中国银联)
7. Etc.

1. Annual fee
Annual fee free credit cards :
- CIMB Direct Access
- CIMB Bank
- American Express Green charge card & American Express Gold credit card
- Public Bank (**minimum swipes apply)
- Alliance Bank (**minimum swipes apply)
- UOB Bank (**minimum swipes apply)
- Maybank (**certain cards only)
- EON Bank (**minimum swipes apply)
- Citibank Choice (**minimum swipes apply)
- Hong Leong Bank Essential VISA (**swipe at least twice a month OR spend RM8,000/year)
- AmBank (**certain cards only)

2. Tap and Go - no signature required
VISA payWave
**Payment made via Visa Wave is limited to RM150
MAYBANK
- Maybank Islamic PETRONAS Ikhwan Visa Platinum
- Maybank Islamic PETRONAS Ikhwan Visa Gold
- Maybank PETRONAS Platinum Visa
- Maybank PETRONAS VISA Gold
- Maybank VISA Platinum
- Maybank VISA Wave

EON Bank
- GSC-EON Bank VISA Wave
- VISA Wave 'n Go
- Berinda Homes VISA Wave
- Johor Bahru City Square VISA Wave
- Penderosa Gold & Country Club VISA Wave

UOB Bank
- UOB ONE Card

MasterCard Paypass
**Payment made via MasterCard Paypass is limited to RM120
CIMB Bank
- all MasterCard

CIMB Islamic Bank
- all MasterCard

Direct Access
- all MasterCard

3. Credit Card linked to Petrol Giants
- UOB <> BHP Petrol
- Citibank <> SHELL
- Maybank/Maybank Islamic <> PETRONAS
- CIMB Bank/CIMB Islamic <> PETRONAS

**All range of American Express charge & credit cards give 2x MR/TP on petrol purchases except AMEX Gold credit card which gives 5x MR/TP. This applies to all petrol brands.

4. Standard financial charge (interest rate)
Tier 1 > 13.5% p.a.
Tier 2 > 16% p.a.
Tier 3 > 17.5% p.a.

Cash advance: 18% p.a from the date of withdrawal.
Late payment: 1% of outstanding or RM 5 whichever is higher.
Minimum payment amount: 5% of outstanding or RM 25/RM 50 whichever is higher.

5. Complimentary Cards
1) HSBC Premier - deposit and maintain RM200k
2) Citibank Citigold - deposit and maintain RM200k
3) Standard Chartered Priority Banking - deposit and maintain RM250k
4) UOB Privilege Banking - Opening deposit of RM300k with maintenance of RM200k
5) OCBC Premier Banking - Opening deposit of RM300k with maintenance of RM200k
6) CIMB Bank Preferred Banking - deposit and maintain RM150k
7) Hong Leong Bank Priority Banking - deposit and maintain RM200k
8) Alliance Bank Privilege Banking - deposit and maintain RM200k
9) RHB Bank Premier Banking - deposit and maintain RM200k
10) Public Bank Red Carpet Banking - deposit and maintain RM500k or a Mutual Gold customer with a total combined deposits of RM200k in savings/current/fixed deposits.

6. American Express
Charge card
AMEX charge card gives 2x Membership Rewards Points for all petrol purchases. This applies to all petrol brands. All other spending will also earn you 2x Membership Rewards points.

Credit card
AMEX Gold credit card
5x Membership Rewards Points for every Ringgit spent on groceries, petrol, bookstores - Kinokuniya, Borders, Times and MPH - and telco charges via Express Autopay - Celcom, Digi, Maxis and TM. 2x Membership Rewards points for all other retail transactions.

AMEX Platinum credit card
10x Membership Rewards Points for every Ringgit charged to your card at Platinum partners. Please refer to American Express MY for the latest list of Platinum partners. All other retail spending earns you 2x Membership Rewards Points.

Maybank Islamic Ikhwan AMEX
5x TP on petrols.
2x on all other retail swipes.

Link to AMEX thread: http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/547867

7. International Transactions
Transactions incurred will be converted to Ringgit Malaysia using US Dollars as the base currency on the date the item is received and/or processed at such exchange and at such time as may be determined by VISA International/MasterCard Worldwide at its absolute discretion plus administration cost which is to be imposed by the card issuing bank. The exchange may differ from the rate in effect on the date of the transaction due to market fluctuations. Such rate imposed shall be final and conclusive and the Cardmember shall bear all exchange risks, losses, commission and other bank charges which may thereby be incurred.
- Maybank VISA/MasterCard : 0.5%
- Maybank American Express with Maybank logo on top : 1.5%
- American Express : 2.5%
- CIMB Bank : 1%
- Hong Leong Bank VISA/MasterCard: 1%
- Public Bank : 1.25%
- Citibank : 1%
- HSBC : 1%
- EON Bank : 2%
- UOB Bank : 1%
- Standard Chartered : 1%
- OCBC bank : 1%
- Alliance : Nil

8. Credit Card Cancellation Letter

QUOTE

Hong Leong Bank is Acquisition Hungry

MilesAndMore — Fri, 18 Dec 2009 20:16:07 +0800

Just over a month ago, Hong Leong Bank made the headlines that it might merge with Affin Bank as Guoco Group upped its shares in Hong Kong's Bank of East Asia. Earlier this week, it is reported that they are bidding for the 47.6% shares in Siam City Bank the Thailand's Central Bank is going to dispose. Now they have resumed talking with EON Capital shareholders about the possible takeover as it gets nod from Bank Negara.

Should everything proceeds as Hong Leong Bank wished, it will become the third largest bank in Malaysia by the number of branch, fourth largest by total deposits and fourth largest by assets.

QUOTE

Hong Leong Bank to explore EON Cap equity deal

KUALA LUMPUR: Hong Leong Bank Bhd (HLB) may acquire assets and liabilities, including equity interests, in EON Capital Bhd.

In a filing with Bursa Malaysia yesterday, HLB said the banking group had received Bank Negara’s approval to commence negotiations with certain shareholders of EON Cap.

HLB, the country’s sixth largest lender, said the central bank had no objection for it to commence negotiations with certain shareholders of EON Cap for potential acquisitions in EON Cap, the parent company of EON Bank Bhd.

HLB did not disclose specifically which shareholders it would approach to start the negotiation, saying it would make further announcements.

“A detailed announcement will be made in the event a definitive agreement relating to the above proposal is signed,” HLB said in the statement.

Primus Pacific Partners Ltd, RH Development Corp Sdn Bhd, Kualapura (M) Sdn Bhd, the Employees Provident Fund and Khazanah Nasional Bhd are among the substantial shareholders of EON Cap.

HLB has a network of 199 branches and sales centres, 17 business centres throughout Malaysia, and one branch each in Singapore and Hong Kong.

In December 2008, it became the first Malaysian and South-East Asian bank to obtain a licence to incorporate and operate a 100%-owned commercial bank in Vietnam.

It reported a 3.23% decline in net profit to RM234.21mil and a 7% drop in revenue to RM511.68mil for the first quarter ended Sept 30 versus a year earlier.

EON Bank has 139 branches. For the third quarter ended Sept 30, it posted a 9.3% increase in net profit to RM75.3mil compared with RM68.9mil a year earlier while revenue was almost 2% down to RM598.9mil versus RM611mil previously.

For the first nine months, net profit surged to RM279.5mil from RM68.1mil while revenue slipped to RM1.8bil versus RM1.9bil earlier.

HLB added four sen to RM8.30 yesterday while EON Cap gained 18 sen to close at RM6.58 after hitting a 52-week high of RM6.65 in intra-day trading.

- Source : STAR

QUOTE

KUALA LUMPUR: BNP Paribas comments on Hong Leong Bank’s announcement yesterday that it has obtained the approval of the Malaysian central bank to commence negotiations with certain shareholders of EON Capital for a potential acquisition.

BNP Paribas analyst Ng Wee Siang said in a note issued today he has gathered that two major shareholders of EON Capital - Rin Kei Mei and the Tiong family - are willing to sell their equity stakes at RM8.20 a share.

Their combined stake will allow Hong Leong Bank to own up to 32.5 percent of EON Capital.

Hong Kong-based private equity fund Primus Pacific Partners owns 20.2 percent of EON Capital.
Malaysia’s largest pension fund, the Employees Provident Fund (EPF), owns 10.7 percent of EON Capital, while Khazanah, the government’s investment arm, holds 10 percent.

At RM8.20 a share, Primus Pacific Partners is unlikely to sell given its entry cost of RM9.55 a share.

Hong Leong Bank may take an asset-sale route, which only requires a simple majority - a 50 per cent plus one EON Capital share majority, in terms of value. Khazanah and the EPF are likely to support the deal given their low entry costs of less than RM6 a share, said Ng.

We prefer EON Capital given the potential price upside.

If the M&A crystallises, the initial M&A phase may not be as easy as expected, leading Hong Leong Bank’s share price to languish. Reiterate BUY on EON Capital.

Given this development, we raise our target price on EON Capital to RM8.30, based on 1.5x - a valuation threshold that we think EON Capital would be transacted at.

- Source : Reuters

QUOTE

Hong Leong Bank Bhd (HLB) (5819) plans to start talks that may lead to the takeover of EON Capital Bhd (EONCap) and catapult it to become Malaysia's fourth biggest banking group by assets.
HLB, currently the sixth biggest in terms of assets, received Bank Negara Malaysia's approval to start talks with "certain shareholders" of EONCap, which is ranked seventh.

"(The talks are) for a potential acquisition of the assets and liabilities, including equity interests in EONCap," HLB said in a statement to Bursa Malaysia yesterday.

HLB did not say which party it would talk to, but sources told Business Times that it was not Primus Pacific Partners Ltd, the Hong Kong-based investment firm which holds 20.2 per cent of EONCap.

This means that HLB may be talking to Singaporean businessman Rin Kei Mei or Tan Sri Tiong Hiew King.
Rin holds 15.46 per cent, while Tiong has another 17.11 per cent.

"We note that Primus came in at a high price and may require a high price to exit. There are also rumours that its substantial shareholder, Rin, wants to sell his stake," OSK Research Sdn Bhd associate director Chris Eng said.

In February last year, Primus bought a fifth of EONCap from DRB-HICOM Bhd for RM1.34 billion, or RM9.55 a share.

Other big shareholders of EONCap are the Employees Provident Fund (11.9 per cent) and Khazanah Nasional Bhd (10 per cent).

EONCap's share price was at a two-year high yesterday, closing at RM6.58, up 18 sen. This gives it a market value of RM4.56 billion.

Shares of HLB rose 4 sen to finish the day at RM8.30. HLB has a market value of RM13.11 billion.

A combination of HLB and EONCap would create a group with total assets of RM121.41 billion. This means that HLB would be able to leapfrog RHB Capital Bhd, currently fourth biggest with assets of RM110.5 billion.

- Business Times

Foreign Banks Off-site ATM

MilesAndMore — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 21:16:44 +0800

Bank Negara Malaysia finally allows other foreign banks to install ATM outside their branches. Before this only Al Rajhi Bank is allowed to have off-site ATM. However, i believe only the Islamic arm of foreign locally incorporated banks are allowed to install ATM outside their branches such as HSBC Amanah, OCBC Al-Amin and Standard Chartered Saadiq.

HSBC Amanah
- Suria KLCC
- Sunway Pyramid
- KL Sentral

Al Rajhi Bank
- Mydin Wholesale Hypermarket Subang Jaya
- Plaza Angsana
- Langkawi International Airport
- The Curve
- Penang International Airport
- Denco Industrial Corporation Berhad
- Plaza Mont’ Kiara
- Kompleks Antarabangsa
- Tesco Prai
- Tesco Selayang
- The Gardens at Mid Valley
- Bangsar Village II
- Bukit Bintang
- Suria KLCC
- KL Sentral
- One Utama
- Sunway Pyramid

According to the message i got from HSBC online, more HSBC and HSBC Amanah branches will be set up in the next few months. Besides the three confirmed places that they will install an ATM, you can expect to see more HSBC Amanah branded off-site ATM soon in other places.

HSBC and HSBC Amanah ATM cardholders can use the HSBC Amanah branded off-site ATM free of charge. OCBC Bank, OCBC Al-Amin, UOB Bank, Standard Chartered Bank and Standard Chartered Saadiq ATM cardholders may also access the HSBC Amanah branded off-site ATM and each successful withdrawal will be charged RM1.

Debit Card V2

MilesAndMore — Sun, 25 Oct 2009 18:47:03 +0800

Version 2 of the Debit Card thread. You can carry on with your discussion anything about debit card here.

Here's the link to the previous version > Debit Card V1

To all Maybankard Cherry ATM/VISA debit card users wishing to buy something over the net using your card, please activate the MSOS first. Please read how to activate the MSOS here > MSOS

Maybank Cherry VISA debit
Click me--Maybank visa debit link

Maybank Cherry debit Mastercard Platinum
Click me-- Maybank debit mastercard platinum link

Public Bank Day2Day VISA debit
Click me- Public bank Day2Day debit card link

Public Bank Esso Mobil visa debit ## New ##
Click me- Public bank esso mobil visa debit link

Public bank visa electron debit card
Click me- Public bank visa electron link

RHB Bank Cash Connect debit Mastercard
Click me- RHB cash connect debit mastercard link

RHB Bank Cash Connect Visa debit
Click me- RHB cash connect visa debit link

UOB Bank debit Mastercard
Click me- UOB debit mastercard

EON Bank debit Mastercard
Click me- Eon bank debit mastercard link

Allicance bank Unique prepaid mastercard
Click me- Alliance bank Unique prepaid mastercard

Bank of China (Malaysia) prepaid UnionPay
Click me- Bank of China (Malaysia) Prepaid UnionPay

HSBC Premier Savings Account With Easigrow

MilesAndMore — Fri, 30 May 2008 23:45:29 +0800

According to HSBC Malaysia website, the interest rate for their Premier Savings Account With Easigrow is 3%/pa. Is it for all balances or what ? Can i withdraw the money anytime i want ? Anybody can explain ?