The Milelion is running a new series that aims to profile every credit card available in Singapore. Each week we will cover a different bank. The appendix below will be updated weekly with hyperlinks as more banks are added, allowing you to navigate between weeks seamlessly
Week 1- OCBC
Week 2-...
Well, in a classic case of why we can't have nice things, the DBS Altitude Visa's sign up bonus has been cut to 5,000 miles with $800 spend within 30 days of signing up, provided you're among the first 500 applicants each month.
I always hate these limited availability promotions-...
The Milelion is running a new series that aims to profile every credit card available in Singapore. Each week we will cover a different bank. The appendix below will be updated weekly with hyperlinks as more banks are added, allowing you to navigate between weeks seamlessly
Week 1- OCBC
Week 2-...
So I have a confession to make. All this while I've given little to no coverage to one of the best cards to use for overseas spend.
I'm not quite sure how it slipped past me, but now that I know about it you can be sure it's going into my...
The Milelion is running a new series that aims to profile every credit card available in Singapore. Each week we will cover a different bank. The appendix below will be updated weekly with hyperlinks as more banks are added, allowing you to navigate between weeks seamlessly
Week 1- OCBC
Week 2-...
OCBC has an ongoing sign up promotion till end September where you get $20 of vouchers redeemable at Robinsons, Marks & Spencer, John Little, Coast and Oasis, an $10 voucher redeemable at RSH, Golf House, Reebok, Samba, Speedo and Sperry Top-Sider, and $10 redeemable at Bebe, Lacoste, Nautica, Roxy, Ted...
The Milelion is running a new series that aims to profile every credit card available in Singapore. Each week we will cover a different bank. The appendix below will be updated weekly with hyperlinks as more banks are added, allowing you to navigate between weeks seamlessly
Week 1- OCBC
Week 2- DBS
Week 3-...
Edit (25/3/16): Imagine now dead. Oh well
Why do I need a prepaid card?
Prepaid cards were originally created for people who didn't earn sufficient income to qualify for a credit card, but still wanted to make purchases online or overseas. You might think that this is of completely no interest...