Singapore News & Guides on Travel, Miles & Credit Cards
The UOB PRVI Miles Card advertises pretty headlines and slightly better earn rates than its competitors, at the expense of your peace of mind. Here’s a complete analysis of this card and its pros and cons.
The HSBC Revolution Card awards 4 miles per dollar on contactless and online spending, and cardholders have an option to boost that earn rate to 8 mpd with a S$50,000 deposit in a low-yield HSBC EGA account. Here’s a complete analysis of this card and its pros and cons.
With no annual fee, no FX fee and unlimited free overseas ATM withdrawals, the low-stress Trust Cashback Card is an essential travel card, even if you’re a Miles chaser.
The Citi Rewards Card gives you a strong 4 miles per dollar earn rate on online spending and in-person overseas spending with Amaze linkage. Here’s a complete analysis of this card and its pros and cons.
The Citi PremierMiles Card offers weak earn rates on day-to-day spending, but miles earned on this card give you better freedom and flexibility vs competing miles cards.
Complete review of the Maybank XL Rewards Card; a strong Miles card for use in Singapore and when travelling.