Maybank Credit Cards: Enjoy Life Just Like That!
Make Someone Happy Today. Spread the Good Vibes. Just Like That.
Maybank, a full-service bank, is expanding its offerings by launching their credit card service. To give their clients their deserved financial flexibility, Maybank’s credit cards promise to be more than just a plastic money. Rather, these credit cards offer a whole experience of positivity, togetherness and adventure.
The Maybank Credit Card EzyPlans
While Maybank is only about to enter the Philippine credit card market, there are already 2.2 million (and counting!) Maybank credit card holders in Malaysia, Singapore, and Indonesia. Each credit card experience is tailored to fit each region, partnering with local merchants and services to bring the best-value propositions to cardholders.
Expect regional treats and perks in the months to come from the Maybank credit cards. Check out their website, http://www.maybank2u.com.ph/
Last week, Maybank had a grand launch at Marriott Hotel Manila at the Newport City. The launch was well attended by bank officials, country managers of both Visa and Mastercard, and the banks valued clients.
The launch ended with a toast led by Mr. Jun Famatigan (PCEO of Maybank), Ms Eden Estrella (Head of Cards, Maybank), Mr. Poch Villareal (Country Manager, Mastercard), and Ms. Pia Arellano (Director for Business Development, Visa)
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I am no economist, and I don’t understand anything about it. What I know about economy is mostly managing personal finances, which I don’t excel in, also. 
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