What’s the most optimal way of cashing out SCB rewards points?
Spend more on the X Card, or simply buy more points? Here’s how to minimize fees and orphan points when cashing out your sign up bonus.
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Spend more on the X Card, or simply buy more points? Here’s how to minimize fees and orphan points when cashing out your sign up bonus.
SCB has credited the remaining points on the X Card’s 100,000 miles sign up bonus, 4 days ahead of schedule.
The X Card is now back in plastic form with the same 60,000 miles sign up bonus.
The SCB X Card has now been closed for applications twice as long as it’s been open. When we see the card on the market again?
The spending may be over, but the anxiety sure isn’t. Here’s a few things you should (and shouldn’t) do while you wait for your 100,000 miles to come in.
SCB will not be accepting any new X Card applications while it attempts to clear its existing backlog
SCB has cut the X Card’s sign up bonus by 40% from 100K to 60K miles. Is this still worth getting, and how could the bank have handled it better?
Based on conversations with SCB CSOs, it seems like X Card applications submitted after 31 July will receive a downsized 60,000 miles sign up bonus.
SCB will end the X Card’s 100,000 miles sign up bonus on 31 July, a full month earlier than scheduled.
The SCB X Card gives you access to three loyalty programs that weren’t available through Singapore credit cards before. Are they worth your sign up bonus?
Approved SCB X Card cardholders have 60 days to spend $6,000 and get 100,000 miles. What transactions count towards this?
The X Card packs an unprecedented 100,000 miles sign up bonus, but will you keep it after the first year?