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missycheesie

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Just checked my annual saving last month. noticed that i have used RM5k every month. which include RM1k for petrol, dining RM1k, insurances, medical fees, rental, car installment.. a lot.. Everything happened worse after I applied few credit cards for these purposes separately. Now, thinking of the annual fee and GST to pay..i am scare.. not sure which card to drop now. Anyone can suggest me 1 perfect all purpose card which can serve all these benefits for me ?
 
Same issues faced here. It was a whole misery disaster when seeing all these bills. Anyway why don't you just try minimize your usage of each every cards of yours, but just use the particular important card, that maybe giving some cash rebate or other privileges.
 
Hello missy, just want to ask if your annual income reach 100k. My brother recommended me to apply for this Citibank Premier Miles Amex
credit card and i think it really helpful, especially if i spend alot using credit card. You can get points whenever and whereever you spend, and using this points, you can redeem flight tickets! Nobody doesnt like to travel right.... I just came back from australia and it is amazing...

Just want to share with you, usually I spend around 5000-6000 per month on family spendings and so, and the card accumulates 1 Premier Miles Point every RM2 spent. So in a year roughly you will get 36,000 points, which you can use to easily redeem a free plane ticket to places like Hong kong or Shanghai! I really feel that it is a good way to save, thats why I am tell you this... also when the card is approved you get 60000 free points which you can redeem for a trip to europe!

Nothing can beat this card... really, take a look at their website if interested, highly recommend. citibank.com.my/pmamex
 
My ... :( I just wish i am afford to own ONE card for myself. Only ONE !!
 
Hey missy why don't you just use debit card? If i were you, i would prefer using debit than credit, so that i would just spending my money what i having currently, rather than i spending my future money. Which is much more risky if your aren't able to control well your spend monthly.
 
Why suddenly i smell fishy here.. Did you..?
 
i smell fish market la tokputih ...... saddenli manni2 neyubie cuming and post here ...... :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek:
 
haiya many2 newbie :)
welkam haha..
 
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