Anonymous

05 Nov 2020

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What are the pros banking with MayBank? I know this sounds weird, but most of my peers and myself (early 20s) are not very familiar with MayBank, but my dad keeps telling me about how good MayBank is?

I'm a bit confused... I mean if MayBank is as good as he says, then wouldn't it be more popular among the youngsters as well?

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Jaime S Y Hayden

Edited 06 Aug 2021

I don't have a saving account with Maybank, but I'm using their family and friend credit card and I find that the cashback quite decent

Can share what your dad says about Maybank being so good?

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