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With its 4 mpd now capped by month instead of year and a restrictive whitelist, there's very few things the OCBC Titanium Rewards does that other cards can't do better.

The Maybank Horizon Visa Signature excels at FCY and air ticket spending, and its lack of exclusions is a pleasant surprise.

The OCBC VOYAGE offers a unique proposition with its "any seat, any flight" redemptions, but it's hard to shake the feeling that most perks come with caveats attached.

While some of its benefits have been chipped away, the Citi Prestige Card remains one of the more competitive cards in the $120K segment.

The HSBC Visa Infinite offers excellent travel benefits, though its mediocre earn rates and lack of transfer partners hold it back.

With dismal earn rates, arbitrary rules, antiquated processes, and dysfunction at every turn, the BOC Elite Miles Card is best suited for fans of Marquis de Sade.

If you live the kind of lifestyle that the Citi ULTIMA Card implicitly assumes, its main drawbacks probably won't even cross your mind.

The AMEX KrisFlyer Ascend can be a great deal in the first year, but its lacklustre earn rates mean its a card you shouldn't be regularly spending on.