⚠️ To all the people who are considering HSBC Demat account route to maintain TRV for Premier Account…..
HSBC Demat Account, in its current form, cannot be a substitute for your regular demat account (like Zerodha), because HSBC currently does not offer an associated trading account.
👉 This means that once you transfer your Stocks or ETFs to your HSBC Demat Account, you cannot buy or sell them online like you do with a regular broker.
⏳ Selling a stock or ETF, which usually takes just a few seconds through Zerodha or any other trading platform, can take 5–7 days with HSBC Demat due to the offline process.
There are only two ways to transact:
📌 Option 1: Contact your HSBC Relationship Manager (RM) and place an offline buy/sell request.
📌 Option 2: Transfer your Stocks/ETFs back from HSBC Demat to your regular demat account (like Zerodha). For this, you’ll need to fill the physical Delivery Instruction Slip (DIS), courier or hand it over to your RM, who will then initiate the transfer.
⏳ Both processes generally take around 5–7 days to complete.
💡 Earlier, HSBC had a tie-up with ICICI Securities, which allowed customers to buy and sell Stocks/ETFs instantly through an online trading account. That partnership ended last year.
HSBC representatives have informed that they are working on bringing back an online trading facility, but there is no confirmed timeline yet.
📈 Most people (including myself) who have chosen the Demat route to maintain the Total Relationship Value (TRV) for the HSBC Premier Account have transferred only that portion of their Stocks/ETF portfolio which they do not intend to sell in the near future and are comfortable keeping locked in an account where selling may take 5–7 days.
So, please understand these operational limitations before transferring your investments. Make an informed decision based on your own requirements, and if needed, consult your financial advisor before taking any such step.
📘 Visit SpendWisely Blog: Detailed credit card reviews & guides 👉 https://t.co/O06qoNyoQi
Some links may be referral links in the above post. It supports the page without any cost to you.
#creditcard #spendwisely #creditcard
Finally, Amazon fixed it! 🙌
We can once again choose ASV/AFV at checkout instead of being forced to use the entire Amazon Pay Balance and wondering which balance would actually be used.
One of the best Lifetime Free credit cards is hiding in plain sight.
Most people can't get it because their PIN code isn't serviceable.
If you're eligible, you can earn 10% back on Amazon Pay Gift Vouchers (when rewards are redeemed for vouchers), plus 10% back on Myntra, Flipkart, Croma & AJIO.
Total 10% rewards are capped at ₹2,000 across merchants.
Apply here:
https://t.co/ZzplkEgvnT
Amazon pay physical GVs at 2% off
https://t.co/XM9l3cP9Rx
https://t.co/GW0Iwtxpzv
https://t.co/s9cORXUgNL
https://t.co/zGr3uzK3uE
https://t.co/MFX1oTQrOA
#ad
Gets activated after delivery.
Check the seller and buy. Always keep delivery and opening videos.
How to maximize your HDFC Millennia Credit Card 💳
✔️ Spend up to ₹20,000/month on eligible partners (Amazon, Flipkart, Myntra, Swiggy, Zomato & more) to earn the full 5% cashback (₹1000/month cap).
✔️ Before shopping, check HDFC SmartBuy/PayZapp Shop. Many brands offer additional cashback or discounts through gift vouchers.
✔️ Keep track of the monthly SmartBuy cashback cap. Once exhausted, buy vouchers directly from the brand or switch to direct card payments.
✔️ Redeem CashPoints only as statement credit (1 CashPoint = ₹1).
✔️ If you're close to ₹1 lakh in quarterly spends, time your purchases to unlock the milestone voucher benefit.
I have just upgraded and got Hdfc Millennia CC. Guys please give your thoughts on use cases through which I can get maximum return. @FinPaal@CardMavenIn@AmazingCreditC
Did the math on the BluChips to Accor transfer so you don’t have to. Spoiler: It’s bad. 📉
🔹 6k BluChips = 1k Accor (€20)
🔹 1 Accor Point = ~₹2.18
🔹 1 BluChip = ~₹0.36
Paying out at 36 Paise per BluChip. Unless you have zero other uses for them, this transfer is good to ignore.🛑