From a strong global recovery following the Covid-19 pandemic to the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine, it is no surprise that Singapore is experiencing inflation. Core inflation in Singapore is projected to average three per cent in 2022, a nine-year high. While inflation may be beyond your control, find out how cashback credit cards can help you reduce the.
Getting a car in Singapore is really complicated because of the 101 things to consider (mostly costs) that help you decide if you really need and can afford a car. Let’s be honest, you’ll first need to understand the various factors that go into your car’s crazily expensive price tag, then you’ll need to assess if you’re earning enough to.
First 5 cards free
UOB PRVI Miles American Express Card
First 2 cards free $128.40 per card thereafter
20,000 miles with spend of $50,000 per year
UOB One Card
Spend $2,000/month for 3 consecutive months and earn 5per cent cashback
Spend $500 or $1,000/month for 3 consecutive months and earn 3.33 per cent cashback
Citi PremierMiles Visa Card
Free
1.2 miles per dollar on local spends 2 miles per dollar on overseas spends Miles never expire
OCBC 365 Credit Card
Free for up to 2 years $96.30 thereafter
6 per cent cashback on dining and online food delivery 3 per cent cashback on transport and recurring telco bills
HSBC Advance Credit Card
First 5 card free
2.5 per cent cashback when you spend more than $2,000 per month1.5 per cent cashback when you spend $2,000 or less per month