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HSBC Premier CC Criteria

yoloof

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Does everyone who holds an HSBC premier bank account qualify for the premier CC? Or there's a hidden salary/income criteria?

I can get HSBC premier bank account via the demat criteria but don't meet the salary requirement for the bank account. Will that also disqualify me for the CC as well?
 
Has anyone managed to get the premier credit card on the basis of premier banking status in other countries like UK, US or Singapore. I am currently in the UK and managed to get a premier account opened in HSBC India via the Global premier status. However, when inquiring for the CC, I was told I need to maintain true premier status in HSBC India "40L TRV" to apply for the CC which does not sound quite right.
Any help or insights would be appreciated.
 
Has anyone managed to get the premier credit card on the basis of premier banking status in other countries like UK, US or Singapore. I am currently in the UK and managed to get a premier account opened in HSBC India via the Global premier status. However, when inquiring for the CC, I was told I need to maintain true premier status in HSBC India "40L TRV" to apply for the CC which does not sound quite right.
Any help or insights would be appreciated.
Yes, it is true. Premier banking in India is divided into 2 soft categories. To be eligible for global premier, you need to have the TRV criteria. Not the loan criteria and all...
 
Yes, it is true. Premier banking in India is divided into 2 soft categories. To be eligible for global premier, you need to have the TRV criteria. Not the loan criteria and all...
thanks for the quick revert.
But is the TRV needed for applying for the card or to waive of the renewal fees ?

Also I am assuming the TRV balance also takes into account the demat stocks, FDs rather than just cash in the savings account ?
 
thanks for the quick revert.
But is the TRV needed for applying for the card or to waive of the renewal fees ?

Also I am assuming the TRV balance also takes into account the demat stocks, FDs rather than just cash in the savings account ?
TRV takes into account all these things incl DEMAT on a quarterly basis, I don't remember exactly, but I think the way it works is that at the end of each quarter, they will calculate TRV and if any Q it dips below the threshold (say, market crash), then that next renewal cycle, you will have to pay the fees, I think it's 20K+GST something.
 
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