Movies
Watching movies at the cinema is quite expensive nowadays. Rather than viewing each release during its main run, try and wait until the show comes out on CD/VCD (after all we are living in Ma'sia). With a bit of patience, you can realize family savings of around MYR 25 per movie (assuming 4 pax per family) as compared to a family trip to the cinema. Bear in mind this is considering the parking fare plus popcorns and bla bla bla costs altogether...
If you realy realy must do, then, look for promo; some cinema gives special discount for students, old folks, members cards, promo with credit cards (such UOB) and on certain day of the week. You can also get better deals from online banking (Maybank2Y) and mobile prepaid provider (Xpax, hotlink).
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Friday, August 29, 2008
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Saturday, June 7, 2008
10 MUST DO when using credit card(s)
Once you got your credit card, please don't use it. That's what my wife said. Hehe... But keeping a credit card as collectible does not make sense, isn't it. Credit cards give your convinience in purchasing, credit (*of course) and track your cash flow. You charge the card now, pay later. Ask yourself, are you a responsible owner of credit card(s)?
Manage your card(S) wisely:-
1. Don't use your card when your pocket is empty. Most credit cards have at most 21 days of 'free' charge period. You are required to pay on what you spent once the period exceeded. Otherwise, you'll be charged with interest.
2. Be loyal to one (Jangan kahwin empat) card. If you already have more, set a monthly limit. Discipline yourself from using your card freely. Chop down yours if thing start to go out of control.
3. Always check, keep and review your reciepts. It must balance with your monthly statement. If you found anything mismatch, report immediately to your issuing bank. There are fat chances that you are wrongly charge or card fraud.
4. See your plastic money as if they are Ringgit or Dollar. Every cents that you spent, can be doubled under the Rule of 72.
5. Keep paying your credit. For best result, pay in full. Though you are paying the monthly minimum payment, you are still charge with the balance. If you can't keep up, just remember statement #1.
6. Pay ahead of time. You are also charged on late payment. Use autodebit/standing instruction/online transaction to your advantage.
7. Protect your card from fraud. Share none, read more on safe online transaction and destroy the card upon expiry. Don't forget to sign at the back of your card.
8. Consider balance transfer only and if only you'll get a better interest rate bargain rather than soft toy or small fridge (which are cute but has no use at all).
9. Get advice, help and sifu. If still in doubt, refer malaysian government agency - AKPK.
10. Keep updated. Put effort to read for new market offer, new regulation etc about credit card to improve your knowledge and decision making.
Source: Vipin Agrawal (Personal Money MAY 2008), CAP website, AKPK website, banking info.
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Manage your card(S) wisely:-
1. Don't use your card when your pocket is empty. Most credit cards have at most 21 days of 'free' charge period. You are required to pay on what you spent once the period exceeded. Otherwise, you'll be charged with interest.
2. Be loyal to one (Jangan kahwin empat) card. If you already have more, set a monthly limit. Discipline yourself from using your card freely. Chop down yours if thing start to go out of control.
3. Always check, keep and review your reciepts. It must balance with your monthly statement. If you found anything mismatch, report immediately to your issuing bank. There are fat chances that you are wrongly charge or card fraud.
4. See your plastic money as if they are Ringgit or Dollar. Every cents that you spent, can be doubled under the Rule of 72.
5. Keep paying your credit. For best result, pay in full. Though you are paying the monthly minimum payment, you are still charge with the balance. If you can't keep up, just remember statement #1.
6. Pay ahead of time. You are also charged on late payment. Use autodebit/standing instruction/online transaction to your advantage.
7. Protect your card from fraud. Share none, read more on safe online transaction and destroy the card upon expiry. Don't forget to sign at the back of your card.
8. Consider balance transfer only and if only you'll get a better interest rate bargain rather than soft toy or small fridge (which are cute but has no use at all).
9. Get advice, help and sifu. If still in doubt, refer malaysian government agency - AKPK.
10. Keep updated. Put effort to read for new market offer, new regulation etc about credit card to improve your knowledge and decision making.
Source: Vipin Agrawal (Personal Money MAY 2008), CAP website, AKPK website, banking info.
- cmt -
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