The Lowest Credit Card Interest Rate In Town- Affin Bank?

Hmmm was driving this afternoon to go and pay some bills…then i saw one real big Billboard advertisement somewhere in Kota Kinabalu. I was Like? Wait… if am not mistaken…Bank Negara already decided that all banks in malaysia are going to charge flat 14% interest rate on all credit card transaction.

but the interest rate will only effective after 30 days from the date you made the transaction. However, i have doubt why all of the sudden Affin Bank lower down the interest rate to 9.99% a year ha? i must say that is a very good credit card deal in town.

I think it is time to forget about maybank,standard chartered,RHB,mbf,Am Bank, Public Bank credit card offers hahah…You should now check out affin bank great credit card deals. Hmm how wonder how much will they charge if you want to transfer your Credit card balance to their bank?

lalala..any genius here? i mean someone who is working with Affin banks kekek at least you can tell us here what the charges like..haha..

ah one more thing you need to know, if you spent RM1000 with your credit card..and you did not finish your payment before the deadline..and you use your credit card again..you latest transaction will automatically be charged under late payment interest rate which is 14% per anum and i must say that is so so so expensive haaha.

Time to change

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