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.
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.
What’s the best miles strategy for petrol? Does maximizing miles mean having to forgo discounts?
A new bonus cashback category makes this card a pretty decent student card offering.
How are you going to optimize your miles collection in 2020? Here’s my strategy.
No one wants their credit card points expiring on them. But which cards offer non-expiring rewards points (and is it really that big a deal)?
Don’t already have a DBS Woman’s card? Start earning 4 mpd online, and get $120 cashback in the process.
Spend a minimum of S$2K overseas to earn 4 mpd on the DBS Altitude AMEX and Visa, capped at S$7K. Registration required.
Every bank in Singapore offers a card at the $120K level…except the largest one.
DBS customers will be paying more for FCY transactions from 1 November 2019, and will no longer be able to earn miles at hospitals or on utilities.
The lowdown on which banks have renewed, changed or cancelled their sign up offers.
DBS is offering a 25% bonus on points transfers to Qantas Frequent Flyer till 31 Oct 2019. But given how abject Qantas Frequent Flyer is, you’ll probably want to pass.
There’s travel hacks, and then there’s travel fraud.
Playing the miles game doesn’t mean a bursting wallet. Here’s the handful of cards you need to get started.
Using your credit card overseas can be quite rewarding, if you pick the right one.