Satisfactory adulting
The Amex True Cashback is normally an unassuming 1.5% cashback card. Like most cards in its Tier, unconditional cards are generally rather unexciting, but this one has a few tricks 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
Give it a few more months and we won’t hear of this couple again, but UOB One and GrabPay MasterCard were just that iconic a pairing it made even some Continue Reading
I’m beginning to really like Singlife. For starters, applying for their insurance policies can be done entirely online. I don’t have to meet my clients, they don’t have to see Continue Reading
Let’s get the obvious out of the way: DBS upset a lot of people earlier this year when they made revisions (read: nerfs) to their popular savings account. Disgruntled customers 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
Another 3-year single premium endowment product is out, and this time it is from China Taiping. It follows shortly after Aviva’s fully subscribed 2.28% product and SingLife’s 2.25% pa offering. 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
My memory may not be the best, but I vaguely recall OCBC 360 being one of the earliest accounts to offer higher interest rates if people jump through the hoops Continue Reading
This review was written shortly before the Tragic UOB One Nerf. Edits have been done to ensure relevancy. The DBS LiveFresh card would be a familiar name for people in Continue Reading