Take advantage of these credit card sign-up offers We have round up a list of credit card sign-up offers that are valid if you sign up for one during the month of July 2020. Choose from any credit cards from the following banks such as DBS, UOB, OCBC, Standard Chartered Bank, Citibank and more. Get up to $220 cashback, $200 cash, Apple AirPods, GrabFood vouchers, air miles and travel luggage! Check them out below: Standard Chartered Credit Cards Standard Chartered Bank
Enjoy clear sound while on the go with the Jabra Elite Active 75t earbuds. Standard Chartered will be giving away brand new sets of Jabra Elite Active 75T Earbuds for new customers who applied via SingSaver from now till 31 July 2020! Existing cardholders will receive a $50 Grab voucher. Click here to apply now and get a free Jabra Elite Active 75T Wireless Earbuds (worth $318) ! Follow these steps to redeem: Choose from any of the credit cards below that matches
Good vibes & great rewards with DBS/POSB Credit Cards Enjoy AirPods, S$200 cashback or 38,000 miles when you apply online for a DBS/POSB Credit Card! Click here for more details. Step 1: Apply online for a DBS/POSB Credit Card below, between 1 April to 30 June 2020 with one of the promo codes below: DBSAIRPODS for AirPods* with Charging Case (worth S$239) DBS200CASH for S$200 cashback* ALTAF for up to 38,000 miles^ (exclusively for DBS Altitude Card). Click here to
I have to admit! Credit cards are convenient, especially at this time. However, swiping your plastic card often costs you more money than other payment options. Regular charges from interest rates and annual fees are coupled by hidden surcharges. The latter are transaction-based fees that can add up! You must maximize your savings and use your debit card as much as possible. On that note, here are the expenses that you must avoid charging into your credit cards. #1: EDUCATION
DEFINITION Swiping a credit card is the polar opposite of using a debit card. The latter allows you to spend the money that you already have in your checking account. While, the former lets you borrow money from a financial provider. You have to pay an interest at the end of every billing statement. Be forewarned that having a credit card does not equate to having “free” cash around. It only means that you are expected to pay back whatever
