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Unconditional cards are pretty unexciting with their generally low earn rates, but with DBS Altitude’s free lounge access and the chance to clock 3 mpd on flight/accommodation expenses, this card Continue Reading
Another chance for 8 miles per dollar! Citibank is giving a bonus 4 mpd for its Citi Rewards cards if you spend on food deliveries, online pharmacies, and online leisure, Continue Reading
We’re a week into the Circuit Breaker! As much as I enjoy the convenience and comfort of working from home, let’s all hope that we only have three weeks left Continue Reading
(Thanks Ed from the Telegram group for pointing this out!) Tier 0 for miles is back! If you have an OCBC Titanium Rewards card, be one of the first 5,000 Continue Reading
Tax filing season is ending soon in about two more weeks, and if you have already received your Notice of Assessment (NOA), it’s time to look at some options to Continue Reading
I have a deal for you mile chasers, and it’s not for everyone: how does $695.50 for 40,000 miles sound? That works out to be almost 1.74 cents per mile. Continue Reading
It goes without saying that Singapore Airlines is in more than a little bit of trouble. Also obvious is that one of the first things that’s on every KrisFlyer member’s Continue Reading
Short answer: yes, it depends. Long answer: yes, it really depends. This is a prime example of why cashback people shouldn’t ignore mile cards (or vice versa). The OCBC Titanium Continue Reading
While banks like DBS, Citi, and OCBC offer modest 1.2 mpd unconditional mile cards, UOB is decidedly more generous at 1.4 mpd, besting all the other entry-level uncondtional mile cards Continue Reading
The Citibank CitiRewards card has a lot of contemporaries in a crowded space of 4 mpd cards, but it is certainly has one of the most interesting histories. It used Continue Reading