Which cards are in my wallet?


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Having multiple credit cards can be overwhelming. I recommend using my simple credit card management sheet to keep track of the cards that you are holding. Click here to find a list of the best cards in each category.. In this article, I will be sharing those that I actually use, ranked according to importance.

Note: “MPD” refers to Miles per dollar and “PPD” refers to Points per dollar.



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Citibank Prestige

– Stay 4 nights at any hotel worldwide and get 1 night refunded.
– Unlimited complimentary worldwide Priority Pass airport lounge access for 2.
– 1.3 MPD for general spending.



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OCBC 90°N

– 4 MPD for foreign currency spending.
– 8 MPD on Agoda, Expedia and Airbnb.



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Citibank Rewards

– 4 MPD for topping up GrabPay balance.



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GrabPay Mastercard (Digital, Prepaid)

– 10 PPD for online spending, utilities and telco.



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UOB Preferred Platinum

– 4 MPD for contactless payments.



DBS Woman’s World

– 4 MPD for online spending.



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Revolut

– Free overseas cash withdrawal.



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American Express Krisflyer Ascend

– For the occasional AMEX promotions.

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Fai

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Fai has been travel hacking for over a decade, visiting 50+ countries through high-value redemptions of miles and points and helping readers save thousands on travel, including in Business and First Class flights and luxury hotels. As a recognized expert in the travel and credit card world, his insights have been featured in major news outlets like Channel News Asia and The Straits Times.

All reviews and recommendations come from Fai's own credit card use, travels and research, with rare sponsored articles clearly disclosed.

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