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Find the Best Credit Card

Choose your category and income. We'll show you the best cards from banks in Malaysia.

Data from RinggitPlus, updated April 2026

Monthly income
Card type
Top Pick

Hong Leong Wise Credit Card

Hong Leong

15% cashback. RM98/year fee

Min. incomeRM2,000/month
Annual feeRM98
CashbackUp to 15%

RHB Shell Visa Credit Card

RHB

12% cashback at Shell

Min. incomeRM2,000/month
Annual feeFree*
CashbackUp to 12%

RHB Cash Back Visa Credit Card

RHB

10% cashback across multiple categories

Min. incomeRM2,000/month
Annual feeFree*
CashbackUp to 10%

AmBank Cash Rebate Visa Platinum

AmBank

10% cashback. Free for life

Min. incomeRM2,000/month
Annual feeFree
CashbackUp to 10%

UOB Simple Card

UOB

10% cashback with no minimum spend

Min. incomeRM2,000/month
Annual feeFree
CashbackUp to 10%

RHB Islamic Cash Back Credit Card-i

RHB

10% cashback. Shariah-compliant

Min. incomeRM2,000/month
Annual feeFree*
CashbackUp to 10%

* Fees are waived subject to certain conditions. Please check with the relevant bank.

Compare the Best Loans in Malaysia

Latest loan rates from major banks in Malaysia.

Source: RinggitPlus, updated April 2026

Personal Loans

From 3.45% p.a.

LoanBankRate
Co-opbank Pertama Lestari-i (Kerajaan)
Lowest rate for government employees
Co-opbank Pertama3.45% p.a.
GX FlexiCredit
Digital bank. Fast approval
GXBank3.78% p.a.
AEON Bank Personal Financing-i
Low rate. Easy application
AEON Bank3.88% p.a.
Co-opbank Pertama Lestari-i (Swasta)
Lowest rate for private sector
Co-opbank Pertama3.99% p.a.
CIMB Cash Plus Personal Loan
Competitive rates from CIMB
CIMB4.38% p.a.

Home Loans

From 2.88% p.a.

Home LoanBankRate
Maybank Islamic HouzKEY
Lowest rate. Up to 100% financing
Maybank2.88% p.a.
Bank Islam Baiti Home Financing-i
Fully Shariah-compliant
Bank Islam3.80% p.a.
Bank of China Housing Loan
Competitive rate for all
Bank of China3.88% p.a.
Standard Chartered Saadiq My HomeOne-i
Premium Islamic flexi
Standard Chartered3.90% p.a.
Al Rajhi Home Financing-i
Islamic home financing
Al Rajhi3.90% p.a.

Personal Finance Guide

Essential tips to manage debt, credit, and loans in Malaysia.

Credit Score & CCRIS

  • Score 744–850 = excellent. Eligible for best rates
  • Score 697–717 = good. Still eligible for most loans
  • Below 651 = risky. Focus on repaying debts first
  • Check CCRIS score via eSPICK or CTOS

Debt Service Ratio (DSR)

  • Ideal DSR: 30%–40% of net income
  • Home loan ≤ 30–35% monthly income
  • Above 60% may get rejected
  • Reduce existing debt before applying

Smart Credit Card Tips

  • Pay full every month — avoid 15–18% interest
  • Minimum payment is a trap
  • Cash advance = very high cost
  • Choose card based on spending habits

Personal Loan vs Credit Card

  • Loan: 3.45–12% p.a.
  • Card: 15–18% p.a.
  • Consolidate debt to save cost
  • BNM banning flat rate from 2027

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