The #1 Cashback Credit Card TO GET in Malaysia (2023)
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⬇️ Timestamps:
0:00 → Introduction
1:00 → What is a cashback?
1:57 → For monthly income above RM 2,000
4:42 → For monthly income above RM 3,000
7:35 → For monthly income above RM 4,000
8:51 → My recommendations (+stacking tips)
13:32 → Conclusion
These credit cards can earn you as much as 15% cashback in various spending categories, such as Petrol, Groceries, Grab, Dining, e-Wallet, and many more.
While there are a plethora of credit cards offered by Malaysian banks, you can definitely get better cashback rewards and higher credit limit with credit cards offered by foreign banks, such as UOB Bank, Standard Chartered Bank, HSBC, Citibank, etc.
➡️ UOB ONE Card → www.uob.com.my/personal/cards...
➡️ HLB WISE Credit Card → www.hlb.com.my/en/personal-ba...
➡️ HSBC Amanah MPower Platinum Credit Card-i → sp.hsbc.com.my/cc-apply-onlin...
➡️ Standard Chartered JustOne Platinum Card → www.sc.com/my/credit-cards/ju...
➡️ Citibank Cashback Card → www.citibank.com.my/credit-ca...
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Huh. Never seen someone actually breakdown the actual ringgit cost benefit of micromanaging a credit card. Pretty informative, thanks
Hopefully you found some value from it!
Man the amount of work and detail you put into this is just so amazing. Icant express u enough how thankful we are
Hehe anything for all of you 🥰
This is one neat and clear breakdown for a credit card beginner like myself. This video helps me to explore and decide a lot of options out there. Thanks, Ziet!
Niceee, glad it helped Faris ☺️
Awesome video breakdown! Thanks for sharing Ziet
Hehe glad you liked it!
Thanks for detail and straightforward information on this matter.
You're most welcome my friend!
Very informative. Save me alot of time and homework
You got a new subscriber
Thank you so much Nicholas, so glad this video helped! Hopefully can see you in the comments section of my future videos!
Thank your for the video tips Ziet. You have a great channel. My I ask. Currently I have UOB One Paltinum, but my spending is about Rm3500 a month. Is it ideal to combo with another platinum card. Not sure what is the best for the current offers right now. 😅
Damn bro, appreciate the work!
Cheers Benjamin, glad you liked it!
Wow Ziet....thats a great piece man... You did all the hard work for yr viewers. Very useful other than investing this knowledge area is much appreciated. Best wishes.
So glad you liked it Robert!! Will make more videos like this!
I'm here to solely comment on 1 thing. Apart from the detailed explanation, I noticed u replied to each and every comments. Which is somewhat rare sight these days, I applause ur effort in engaging with ur audience. Therefore, new sub and keep up the good work! 👏🏼
Can you make a video talking about your maybank cards? Informative video btw, thanks.
Hi there, I will definitely look into it!
Thanks for the info bro...
Cheers buddy!
bro, can you please explain regarding the effective management fee?
Great video! Would love to see a new video for 2024 credit cards.
Thank you! Got a lot of requests on this, will start digging already 🤣
I'm here to learn about Malaysia Credit Cards to prepare😂
😆😆😆 lai lai Malaysia welcome you hahahaah
Great video, thank you Ziet! For UOB one card, is there any penalty charges if we spend below RM500?
Thanks! Dont think there is any penalty charge!
Terbaik lah bang...good info... thanks 👍👍
Hehe nice! Terima kasih Farhan! Subscribeeee XD
I only use on Petrol and some dinning most of the time.
And Lazada/shopee shopping once a month.
UOB / Maybank 2 Gold which is more recommended to me sir?
Hey Ziet. Not sure if you realise the error at 10:10 the HLB Wise card shows Grab spending. However earlier in the video it shows online spending.
Otherwise thanks for this very useful video. Appreciate it
Ahh yess thanks for pointing that out, it's supposed to be Online spend, but Grab is just one of it haha. Cheers!
Thanks for the video and explanation on summarizing the lists of CB cards and also suggestion.
The issue with the cards, a lot of limit on certain categories.
Citibank is good but it has 1 issue, have to ask for waiving the annual fee. They are very arrogant (like Maybank), they can say they don't want to give. Have to call few agents to find 1 of them who is willingly to waive the annual fee. Bloody headache.
Right now, the cards are changing to Master card, hopefully no issue.
Yeah requesting for annual fee waiver is a hit or miss, not everyone will be approved, not sure whether its because they have been recently sold off to UOB?
I personally just applied for the UOB ONE Platinum, the much higher credit limit would be useful to me
@@ZietInvests One quick question, does the spending on supplementary card counts towards the principal?
Is Citi retail market still operating in Singapore?
very informative
Thank you Shareef!
informative, tq
Cheers ✌🏻
For uob one classic card, what if I spend rm250 on dinner and rm250 on petrol only, the rest 0, can ah?
again, thanks for the great info.
just something to add on, as im the current user of the hsbc amanah m power, it actually literally equal to no annual fee as it can be waived once we swipe the card for at least 12 times a year which most people can achieve it easily. :)
Ah thanks for noting that!!
hi Ziet, thanks for the informative video . My current setup is using New RHB Shell Gold CC (50+50) + Normal Citi CashBack CC (40) so i do get RM140, monthly and like your advice currently i am keeping tabs on which card should i spend on by keeping a record of it weekly. i would like to see another video for those people who really able to hit those high tier cash backs. would you be making another video to show how can we achieve cashback of RM2.4 - 3K? likely this would be aiming for those M40 -m3/m4 household income range which can fairly easily hitting above monthly spending of 4-5K outstanding balance
thanks for your video iwill be applying for the Just One basic with UOB as it requires fairly little spending on it
That range would require a huge ton of usage and is usually not so applicable to most people, i would suggest you detailing it down the requirement and see if your monthly spending fits it!
Wait ziet, I’m a bit confused here haha. In the beg of the video you said maybank’s are the ones you heavily use but towards the end you rec uob. Anyways I’m a heavy Citibank cc user myself and would love to know if switching to maybank is a better choice since it supports Apple Pay! 😄
Hey there! I'm using Maybank now yes, but I'm now applying for the UOB ONE (Platinum) card hehe, by then I will switch over to it for the higher credit limit and cashback.
You have a point though, having that Apple Pay support is really hard to leave :O
wish to see more of personal finance videos :)
Awesomeee, will definitely look forward to make more of them!
I think Maybank 2 gold card (AMEX) for 5% weekend combined with public Bank quantum 2 cards (online spending and contactless spending 5%) is better. Plus it's free for life! Calculation also omitted SST
Those are pretty solid picks too, if one can't be bothered about getting more cashback (which I think is not the intended audience of this video in the first place xD), whichever works I guess!
Today PB Quantum card just announce 2% cash back for min 100 sgd spend :(
Thank you for the video Ziet, but I was thinking of applying Maybank or CIMB Bank credit card 😂🤣. Still a great informative video 👍.
Just other thing related to personal finance, not sure you had done a video about the Buy Now Pay Later trend like Atome, Pace, Grab Paylater and other similar services. Would like to hear your thoughts about this trend. Thank you ☺️
Interesting suggestion, ill look into it!!
@@ZietInvests Alright. Thank you again Ziet 😄
Content yang bagus, terbaik, terima kasih kongsi ilmu lencai
Hehe thank you lencai
Hihi, really great content and super useful for beginners! May I know, for option 3 at 10:20, say my income level is above RM5000, would it be definitely better for me to use UOB One Visa Platinum + Citi Cash Back Platinum? Would be interested to see if there are any more viable options for income above RM5000. Appreciate it!
Hi there! I would think so yes! Don't think there are more comparable cards that offer more cashback though - using too many cards would be a haywire too haha! But I will definitely make another video for you guys when I stumble across one!
@@ZietInvests will it be alright if I only uses Citibank credit card rather than combining UOB and Citibank ?
Is it a normal thing for bank to send u a credit card even tho u never apply one? As a heavy Maybank user (bc it's closest to my house haha) Maybank sent me a Ikhwan credit card last time and that is what I hv been using for the last 6 months. I always use credit card to pay utility bills, rental and insurance only. Never thought about credit card cashback thingy but the Citibank one sounds pretty awesome yet thinking of the process of applying new credit card and terminate the existing one made me hesitate tho😅 as always, thank u Ziet for the informative video!!
Hmmm, very unusual but definitely not the first time I stumble upon this, I have read about forumers getting credit card even though they did not apply for it, best to check with the bank coz there's SST service charge fee (RM 25/year) even if you dont use it, tho its not the worst thing!
Citibank - watchout for the retail outlets supported (esp. no AEON max value etc.), best to read the T&C first ya! I would go for UOB ONE Platinum instead!
Even if we don't call the bank to activate it? Scary
Ziet, you might want to consider Maybank 2 Gold / 2 Platinum card. No annual fees, Min spend Rm1K/mth. Effective cashback 5%/ mth. Only downside: AMEX card usage on weekends. 😅
Hi Choo, I'm actually using a similar one - VISA GOLD/Amex xD
Will probably make a video on them! Thanks for your suggestion!
Great sharing🎉❤
Hehe glad you liked it CZ!
Hi, how about affin duo+ ? Does anyone use it ? Contactless transactions are used for every mcc such as petrol groceries and shopping mall all ?
Ziet, for HSBC Amanah, the annual fee is free if you make 12 swipes each year. To me, it sounds like a better deal. The only hurdle is to spend 2,000 monthly. The idea is to just top up TnG to meet that amount haha but not sure if TnG will flag it as fraudulent transaction.
Yeahhh if TNG removed that and flag as inappropriate use of the account then....jialat XD
@@ZietInvests Hi for HSBC PLATINUM credit card, they stated annual fee will be waived if we do 12x swipe per year .. Annual spending is RM2000. So it doesn't mean that every month we must swipe RM2000 right? As long as end of the year we have swiped at least minimum of RM2000?. Correct me if I'm wrong . I want to apply for this card but confused now
@@lolosweety6287 annual spending mean min spending 2k per year
This video.. is actually what I'm looking for. Since standard chartered rebrand their justone to simply cash card, does the new card still make to your list?
I have it with me now actually (the justone), personally i stopped using it once i got my citibank cashback card - their app is nicer plus the spending threshold is lower🤣🤣
Hi. Awesome video! Quick question about the HSBC Amanah MPower Platinum Credit Card-i, I see their disclosure sheet, it has the fixed monthly management fee of RM2,250. What fee is this ya?
Hey Samson! I think the management fee is for those that activate the Cash Advance / Balance Transfer feature. But best to double check with HSBC about this!
great video
Thank you!🥰
Check if there a 'Only for the first 1,000 customer' or to the limit of RM 10,000 000.00 only on the first Friday, Saturday and Sunday of the month.
Good reminder! Some banks do impose that
Hi Ziet thanks for sharing. Which is the best cashback card for online shopping and dining, with no monthly minimum spend? (I can achieve any card's income requirement)
Hmmm personally im quite happy with my citi cash back card even though there's a monthly minimum spend, the app is really pleasant to use and no other app can really match them.
Standard chartered justone maybe next best
@@ZietInvests much thanks for the suggestions, you gained a subscriber 😆
Terbaik 👍🏻👍🏻
Time kaseh 🔥🔥
I have a Citi cashback for 3 years, hardly get to max the rebates every month. I find the "Dining" category is a bit tricky not all food joints are consider as dining
Ah, thats a good point, indeed dining is a bit tricky. Personally have ben benefiting from it via grocery + petrol + grab
Do we need to exactly spend across all platform as above ? I mean like the UOB ONE if say i just spend around RM 500 for dining would it cover the rest ? Or i still need to spend on other category as well ? Thanks
Hi Kamal, for the UOB One/Citibank Cashback, you just need to spend above RM 500 for all categories combined, but keep in mind whacking just Dining means you are capped at the category cashback limit of RM 10 (Dining).
Hi Ziet for the citibank cashback does the RM500 monthly spend mean need to spend atleast RM100 on each category listed or any spending on the card such as online spending.
Yup, that's the downside of it.
As JC mentioned ^ - need to be in the listed categories, with approved merchants in their list (check the T&C) :)
Citibank commercial banking gonna be history in Malaysia soon. Citibank sold their commercial bank to UOB Bank, so in future UOB one card = Citibank Cashback card.
Agree!
Is there a card cash back for spending on facebook marketing?
Hi Ziet , for Citi Cashback , what if I spend Rm500 only for Petrol, can I still getting the cash back ? Or need spend those 5 categories in order to get cash back ?
HI, you need to spend minimum for those other categories yea
There are some other cards out there with better cashback, which I personally use:
PB Quantum for online and retail spending (no weekday and weekend restrictions)
Maybank Ikhwan Mastercard and Visa for Petrol(8%) and groceries.
But the cap at RM 30/month cashback for PBB Quantum is a bit too low thou :X
Ikhwan seems like the same as Maybank Amex, but you would lose out on the umrah benefit?
@@ZietInvests I take my words back, PBB has made the Quantum cards useless overnight by downgrading the cashback to 2% at min RM100 per transaction
Hi, I'm planning to apply my first credit card. I'm not a heavy user and I'm choosing between a few options. Can I have your suggestion? Citi Clear, Citi Simplicity and Uob One. Which is better for me?
Either one sounds good to me!
nice summary b^^^d wondering what are the perks for cards with higher income requirement 8k/months 10k/months 15k/months etc
Hey Duncan, depending on your credit score, you may get higher credit limit and more attractive benefits (ie. more discounts to a restaurant or higher cashback - but each card will vary, so do read up on the terms and conditions).
I’m trying to get my first cc. Aiming maybank 2 platinum card, should I cont with it or should I consider UOB? please share your thoughts
Maybank 2 cards work just fine, UOB if you can spend that amount for that extra cashback and credit limit!
Now that it's dead, MasterCard Quantum was so great. Used to pay TNB bill with it, easy rm30 per month.
Haha luckily it was not in this list!
Is Grab Pay e-wallet top up consider as Grab spending on Citibank & UOB cards?
Yes!
Hi ziet, should we ask for annual fee waiver when annual fee is reflected on the statement or at the start of the year?
Can call your bank up directly about this!
Hi Ziet, how does the credit card cashback work since I do not instantly receive the cashback after I purchase something, I would like to hear your opinion on this.
Hi John, they usually give after a period of time, from SC:
"We will credit the amount of the CashBack to your credit card account or any other account we designate within the 60 days after the end of the relevant transaction months"
www.sc.com/global/av/my-tnc-just-one-plat-product-jul2017.pdf
Nice info, but I think sticking to only one credit card will work better in long run-especially for points? my BSN teachers credit card is more valueble. BSN credit cards - no annual fee, I spend all on e-wallet topup. All online and offline payments, transfers are done through e-wallet app. Every 40k points, I choose petrol/tng vouchers. Every few months I get RM100 vouchers. I don't like to carry/use many cards, hence sticking to one will work for me. Not going to remember all those cards and usage anyway. Hence everything through e-wallet.
Nothing wrong with that as long as it works for you, personally not a fan of points as I feel they are gimmicky and their rewards are not that great either (for Maybank tho)
Very informative! Can do review on new CIMB Petronas Visa? Up to RM 120 cash back a month 😮
Wow thats alot, let me look into it if there's anything interesting!
Hi Ziet, great video. Can you do an updated one for those with income above 10k pls 🙏
Will definitely consider!
I'm currently looking to apply for my first credit card, and I was recommended with Citi Simplicity Mastercard. May I know your thoughts on this cc if it's good or not? x.x
Read its T&C and compare it with the cards here! Personally am happy with my Citi Cashback card ;)
Hi Ziet, thank you on the superb research & effort for this video! 🤗
I am a fresh grad currently working in Singapore. Just wanted to ask if I would like to improve my CCRIS and CTOS, can a Singaporean registered credit card do the trick? If not, I have to apply credit cards in Malaysia and spend it locally (in MY) right? Are there any Malaysian registered credit cards that can be spent in Singapore & contribute to CCRIS and CTOS at the same time?
Thanks for your time on reading this! ✨
CCRIS and CTOS are used in Malaysia so I think you have to use a Malaysian bank credit card for them to track your credit history, but you can use the credit card anywhere in any currencies, provided you pay the bill on time. Thats what the CCRIS and CTOS's functions for.
Hi Soon Wei, unfortunately I don't have the answer for you, but, I would think Malaysian and Singaporean banks have agreement to share their banking customers' transaction, though I could be wrong, suggest you to give your bank a quick call and clarify this!
Alright, thank you!😊
Good sir, why did you recommend Citi Cash Back Mastercard and not Citi Simplicity Mastercard? I'm thinking of applying for credit card
Hi there, yes! Citi Cash Back Mastercard it is!
HSBC Amanah MPower Platinum
RM240 primary card
But got Waiver when you do 1x swipe once a month for 12 consecutive months, and meet annual spending of RM2,000. Mean the annual fee should be RM25 only and Nett Max Cashback per year should be RM549.50.
after comparing those you suggest, wouldn't Citibank Cashback card be better? cashback same as UOB One yet no annual fee for 3 years? Need to find a replacement for my PBB quantum cards as they just updated the terms starting Oct 1st. Gonna be shitty cards after this.
Hi David, you are right! But I recommended UOB because
1. Lower salary requirement hence easier access to fresh grads
2. UOB card has more groceries coverage compared to Citibank cashback from what I see
Hope this clarifies!
@@ZietInvests I think I will go for Citibank platinum cash back. Wanna avoid annual fees for first 3 years. Thanks for the video!
Hi. Ziet, i would like to ask, i’m a business owner of F&B biz. Can u recommend which one should i apply? Since, monthly spending on groceries around 8 to 9k
Hi Eezaatii, you should ideally look at those without cap on each category! Perhaps can look for something like the Alliance Visa Signature (~rm 60 cashback cap)?
The UOB credit card seems good to me, but I didn't use grab at all, does that mean I cannot entitle the cashback although I spend RM500 per month, excluding spending on the grab category?
Yeah correct :c need to spend on grab too
if we using grabpay will it count? ty
Hi. Could you compare and recommend also for Islamic credit card ? Thanks in advance!
Hi Firdaus, that's something I am not very familiar with to be honest! But will definitely look into it!
bos, u sgt bagus. mantap. teruskan.
Terima kasih boss!
I’m using maybank visa signature with 5% cashback for groceries and petrol with rm88 cashback monthly cap. Currently experimenting another credit card to get maximum air miles / big points conversion for redeeming flight tickets!
Awesome, that is not bad at all! Could have went down the miles point rabbit hole but I thought that wouldn't be too helpful to most people, maybe another video haha!
@@ZietInvests what if I say that (theoritically for now since I’m still trying it out) you could get up to 8000 big points / month, whereby x12 months would get you 96,000 big points ~ more or less worth of 600-700rm off your next holiday flight?
@@daengdhamiry3650 i havent looked too deep into it, but yes could be the case as well! More niche credit cards actually have much better rewards, but its harder to recommend to people coz not everyone using CC for the same thing
which another card?
@@daengdhamiry3650 could you share more about this brother? Any question, why Visa Singature instead of Visa Infinite
Strong la bro
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If I topup my grab pay using credit card & pay the grab food using grab pay, will that considered under "grab" or "dining" category?
Should be grab! Dining should be for selected retailers only
usually citibank, hsbc credit card, you call up cs, they will normally waive the annual fee
Thanks for chipping in! Some say have to demonstrate consistent usage for a few months to years before they will entertain that!
For the HSBC Amanah card it is possible to hit the 2k minimum spend by topping up the 2k to any e-wallet (TnG, Shopee etc...) and cash out back into own bank account to have an advance cash flow of 2k? If not to spend then able to pay the card for the spending categories to get maximum cashback
I’m pretty sure Grab (at least in SG) doesn’t allow you to transfer it back to your own bank account if the top up came from a credit card source. Not sure about Grab MY, but I don’t think they allow you to transfer your credits back to your account at all, unless you want to delete your Grab account.
Dont think they would allow that loophole tho
@@chromeaces
MYGRAB doesn't allow this except for exceptional cases. I've transferred an incorrect amount to my grab wallet so i contacted them and they helped me.
since uob one classic and citibank cash back master are the same feature, y dun choose citibank over uob since citi offer annual fee waiver for 1st 3 years?
Initially chosen UOB because they bought over citibank's local operations (means no more citibank oversight, technically its UOB), but after applying for UOB and got ghosted by them for a long time, I went for Citibank again and got my Citi Cash Back Card within 1 week. Been using it since then!
Yo Ziet what is the best ringgit cost benefit for travel credit card? Help us breakdown on that too though
Can consider!
Should I apply for Citibank credit card now since it has high cashback and possibly free gift but Citibank have been sold to Uob, what do you think?
I apply for UOB instead, they will consolidate afterwards so not an issue to me
need an updated video of this bro. Citi bank no more :(
Hi I'm looking credit card for general usage based of my research is hlb essential card...it's that good ? If I spend around rm2k monthly how much I get cashback from 0.4% ?
You can download their T&C and see if they got breakdown the spending and available cashbacks for each category!
Is there any credit card I can apply where I can spend my total credit limit on something like a top up on touch n go n then pay for my credit card using my credit balance on touch n go, and in the process earn points to redeem flight tickets or other rewards?
Like my salary is 3k, so I apply a abc bank credit card n they gv me 5k credit limit.
I buy credit on touch n go for 5k, and then use that 5k to pay my credit card bill before interest kicks in, essentially meaning I just recycle and move the money around to earn points to get other rewards the card gives.
I might be talking out of my ass here, but is there any cards that fits my description?
Woah that is something that I have never seen before myself haha! Instead of credit card, you might want to look for a bank account that does payroll + gives you benefit for using them as a payroll bank (there definitely are products like these) - but not credit card as far as I know
@@ZietInvests a bank account called payroll account? Never heard of this before... I'll look into it. Thanks
For credit cards with Grab cashback, does it mean you can simply reload grab wallet and qualify for the cashback?
Check the T&C! Most probably yes!
Great Video! any latest update ?
Making one on petrol soon!
Hi Ziet, can we apply and get both card such as classic plus platinum?
Hi Choon Wei, i havent tried that myself, i just applied for the classic one and happy with it now xD
@@ZietInvests ic.. will ask agent for confirmation.
Can i bind the UOB one card to AIA insurans just to achieve the monthly min spend of RM500?
hmmm better give UOB a call to check, not quite sure about that
Hi, can u review Citi Simplicity+ credit card?
Woo! will check it out.
What card should I use for petrol and grocery
I personally like maybank 2 card for a start😁 lots of points and weekend cashback with amex
hi bro, best credit card for travel. appreciate with ur reply
Considering a vid on this! ;)
You can easily achieve the minimum spend amount by topping up your ewallet TNG.
But it would be capped by the spending category right? Still need to spend on dining, grab, petrol etc., but definitely could work for some other cards!
Cashback better or point? Best point card? Best travel card, or for any other categories? What about the wise card?
Cashback more realistic, points are quite useless and need to spend a butt load of it for cheapskate rewards
Havent looked into the travel cards tho!
Looking forward comparison to rhb shell cc. Since i got this cc, got cashback at least rm80/m.
Interesting, will take a look!
Try public bank Master and Visa Quantum cards bro. No min spend, applies even in weekdays. Up to Rm30 per card cash back. Visa applies for wave transactions, master for online transactions (excludes wallet top up).
I think there are 2 type of people that clicked into this video, one that wants the max cashback without any effort, and another that wants max cashback with a little bit of effort, this video is leaning towards the latter.
But could definitely work for those that want to put 0 effort and still get some pretty handsome rewards!
David, correction ya. There are min spend of RM 30 for both of Public Quantum Credit Card instead of NO min ya.
Revised to unusable now
revised to min spend of RM100 and only 2% cashback up to RM20. yup, stop using these cards
@@bryeap thank you for your info sharing. The benefits will be revised effective Oct 1, 2022. I'll terminate both cards after settle my outstanding balance. 🙏🏻
Do u know any card has cashback for AIA payment and TNG wallet
Hmm havent researched into AIA ones tho
My cc application was declined despite meeting the requirements, any idea why?
Hmm...could be a multitude of reasons:
1. Employment income not stable, or not past probation, or don't have enough track record
2. Credit history is bad - missed payments, etc.
3. Always flipping credit card / or got bad history with banks?
Best to ask the bank tho
How does these compare to maybank 2 cards?
Hmmm different I'd say, maybank 2 cards is the beginner go-to because of VISA + AMEX (rm 50/month of weekend cashback), though AMEX is not widely accepted compared to VISA/Mastercard.
The cards mentioned in this video are higher CB in nature, so it requires certain amount of minimum spending in certain categories, not as simple as the maybank 2 cards!
Though comments here suggest to look at PBB Quantum and Maybank Ikhwan - heard they are pretty beginner friendly
hi just wanna ask. let say i take the UOB/Citi Cashback C.C can i just spend RM500 for like just for petrol and get the max cashback reward?
hi amir, cannot ya, need to spend across different categories as each cap at RM 10 cashback
@@ZietInvests understood. Thankyou!
Iam contacting you from the democratic republic of congo i want to buy a course on a Malaysian website we use $ ( us dollar) in my country but the course i need to buy is sold in MYR (Malaysian Ringgit ) a currency of Malaysia, which virtual card am i supposed to use ?
Hi Joshua, you can try using a virtual remittance card like Wise: th-cam.com/video/8-2kIL1V5zs/w-d-xo.html
Can you share travel air miles card? Realise no one doing this content in Malaysia
Good idea! Imma look into it!
hii bro what is the credit limit for ubo classic card
It depends on your income! I got RM 30k credit limit, but usually foreign cards like this can easily 3-4x more than local bank cards
Tried using the Wise card in Thailand but a lot of places didn't accept it. Bigpay fared better
I see, thanks for your feedback!
Hi Wayne, any idea why this was the case? Thailand doesn’t seem to be on the list of ineligible countries. 🤔
@@jeremychoo7343 oh it's not ineligible. I used it for Grab actually. And I also managed to have it used at a few bars and restaurants (including Sugarray, Bun Meat and Cheese etc) as well as an Adidas store. But for many other restaurants and bars, the card was declined, and I switched to Bigpay instead (which worked). Not too sure why though...
@@linkinwayne ahh that sucks to know, but at least its worthy to note that cannot 100% rely on Wise.
From my friends trip in Singapore he said most of the stuffs Wise got no issue, maybe its the merchant decision to open the channel for Wise coz sometimes that may incur them extra fee