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1. Autodebit monthly fee i.e. monthly insurance premium, mobile phone charge, Astro and etc
2. Credit card internet banking. Citibank's is one of the best. I've been using it for years. No problem at all.
3. If we charge enough to the plastics and at the same time pay full monthly, they will have the annual fee.
4. Points will be earned from the transactions. I've exchanged a lot of vouchers and gifts.
I have 5 credit cards. I pay zero for annual membership fee.
I myself use my one and only plastic to pay the bills. Still, most people I know has the habit of spending the money they haven't earn. While some might realize the trap early in the initial stage, but there are many who just keep digging their own graves into bankruptcy.
I really the blue blue new layput as compare the old greeny inclingtible layout...
Basically that means if you have RM4000 in balance transfer (which the marketing ppl convinced you to get cos the interest is lower) and RM2000 in normal retail transactions, you must clear the RM4000 first before you can finish off the RM2000. In the meantime, interest is rolling.
Really unethical of HSBC...
You want to talk about education in personal finances, it's all start from the mind, those who can control their mind become RICH like me ..heheheh those who can't become bankcrupt and it's a lousy excuse blamming the bank due to our own ignorance.
it can relieve us and on the same time harm ourselfs
but if u want to stop the use of plastic in a sudden all over the world it is impossible to do that