Travel Better for Less
DBS/POSB cardholders can get 8% back in the form of a cash credit or e-voucher by registering and spending online/in-app with their credit cards. Limited to first 50,000 registrants.
From 16 March 2020, UOB will make some changes to the PRVI Miles cards, affecting insurance and GrabPay top-ups.
Apply for a Citi card by 29 Feb 2020 as a new-to-bank customer and get S$300 cash upon approval, fulfilled by PayNow.
Get S$250 cashback when you spend S$1,200 within 90 days, plus 4 mpd on offline shopping for the first 180 days.
Spend S$6,000 in the first 90 days of approval to get 17,000 bonus miles, and earn 1.5/2.2 mpd on local/FCY spend for the first 180 days.
The FCY fee on UOB credit cards will increase from 3.1% to 3.25% from 9 March 2020.
Citibank adds another two months to the Citi PremierMiles Visa sign up offer- it’s largely the same, but still worth looking at if you’re new-to-bank.
PPS and Solitaire PPS members get special co-brand AMEX cards of their own- but are these necessarily better than the mass market versions?
A 40% reduction in the minimum spending to unlock airport transfers, but it’s still way above the competition.
Fewer eligible property types, the need to book prepaid rates, and a possible 4th Night Free cap on the horizon. This doesn’t look good.
New-to-bank customers can get a pair of AirPods plus S$80 cashback when approved for an SCB card through SingSaver in February 2020.
AMEX has slightly boosted the sign up bonuses on both KrisFlyer cobrand cards, for applications approved by 30 April 2020.
New-to-bank customers who spend S$3,000 in 3 months get up to 22,800 miles.
With a poor earn rate and a terrible burn rate, there’s no reason you should transfer your TREATS points to Enrich
SCB will supposedly pull the plug on the SCB Visa Infinite from February…could this be good news for the X Card?
What’s the best miles strategy for petrol? Does maximizing miles mean having to forgo discounts?