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The StanChart Spree card is a conditional cashback card that is so easy to use that it is as good as unconditional. Giving 2% cashback on contactless and online payment Continue Reading
Finally, some good news. Instead of a revision that significantly nerfs a product, every now and then we get a revision that is an improvement. And what an improvement this Continue Reading
Just as bank interests dip, things are getting interesting as more and more products are starting to rival bank deposits by emulating savings accounts. Dash EasyEarn is yet another insurance Continue Reading
Bank interests are down (eg. OCBC, UOB, StanChart), and alternative products that give decent returns at a low risk level are starting to get their time in the sun. While Continue Reading
POSB Everyday Card currently markets itself with up to 15% cashback on online food delivery, and such an outrageous cashback number is bound to raise a few eyebrows and a Continue Reading
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
Much like Singlife Account, the ELASTIQ isn’t technically a savings account. It is a special type of insurance that tries to replicate a savings account. Given the fact that banks Continue Reading
POSB Cashback Bonus is an interesting savings account. Instead of giving you interest on your account balance based on what transactions you perform like DBS Multiplier or OCBC 360, it Continue Reading
I usually warn people not to buy investment or insurance products from banks. For the mass majority of normal, working adults, a good rule of thumb to remember is never Continue Reading
Bank of China Family Card is a very close rival to Maybank Family and Friends Card – even their names are similarly uncreative, although I don’t have a clue which Continue Reading