[naruto13]

leogeo wrote:

the UOB ONE card seems the best deal for cash backs given that is is 3.33% and there is no minimum spend?

to get the 3.33%, minimum is $300 per mth and at least 3 transaction.
so how u seem best with no minimum spend?

[mbgeow]

naruto13 wrote:

to get the 3.33%, minimum is $300 per mth and at least 3 transaction.
so how u seem best with no minimum spend?

how to hit that leh?

[mbgeow]

applefreak wrote:

that's what i do, but i still use uob one for town council + insurance premium + starhub
just nice slightly over $300, no need to monitor...
and citi smrt card for grocery purchases at giant/cold storage/shop&save

I tot citi SMRT card can also use for phurcases its also give high cash back better than UOB one card right??

Citi SMRT is like 7% cash back plus grocery purchases at giant/cold storage/shop&save??

correct mi if i am wrong

[naruto13]

mbgeow wrote:

how to hit that leh?

hit $300? by spending on card lor.

[mbgeow]

hmm every month $300

[goenitz33]

There is 3 transaction count required.

Dont forget that

[applefreak]

mbgeow wrote:

I tot citi SMRT card can also use for phurcases its also give high cash back better than UOB one card right??

Citi SMRT is like 7% cash back plus grocery purchases at giant/cold storage/shop&save??

correct mi if i am wrong

high cash back only for grocery shopping and certain selected merchants
that's why i only use for grocery...
think normal cashback is only 0.5%

[xRenol]

mbgeow wrote:

I tot citi SMRT card can also use for phurcases its also give high cash back better than UOB one card right??

Citi SMRT is like 7% cash back plus grocery purchases at giant/cold storage/shop&save??

correct mi if i am wrong

It depends on what purchases.

Citibank SMRT Platinum Visa Card only enjoy up to 5% rebate on grocery not 7%.

Citibank SMRT Platinum Visa Card

UOB ONE Card enjoys a maximum of 3.33% cash back.

applefreak wrote:

high cash back only for grocery shopping and certain selected merchants
that's why i only use for grocery...
think normal cashback is only 0.5%

Normal cash back is only 0.3% provided your monthly statement spending is more than $600.

[innumerabilis]

I believe the 7% grocery cashback for Citibank SMRT is referring to the 5% cashback specific to the card, and 2% citirebates for all citibank card.

[t3zuka]

For the UOB ONE card, what does it by 3 minimum transaction?

[naruto13]

t3zuka wrote:

For the UOB ONE card, what does it by 3 minimum transaction?

ur card must have 3 transaction count and minimum $300 for all the 3months to get the rebate of $30.

[AKK]

mbgeow wrote:

how to hit that leh?

Pay bills
Pay for dinner/lunch
Pay for movie
Pay for online purchase

Sometimes when I only left few dollars or cents to hit $300, I will just pay that tiny amount first to hit $300, after that wait after credit card bill date then pay the renaming amount

[654321]

t3zuka wrote:

For the UOB ONE card, what does it by 3 minimum transaction?

just spend $299 in 1 single transaction and buy 2 apps from your iphone.

[leogeo]

Re SCB XtraSaver account and the card that comes with it,

Personal Banking - Deposits - XtraSaver Account - Standard Chartered Bank Singapore

for non-petrol purchases, u get 2% cashback (assuming monthly chequing balance >6k)

but why is it in their example below for Mastercard spend of $300 only get $3 cashback (1%)? shouldn't it be $6?

[anfielder]

leogeo wrote:

Re SCB XtraSaver account and the card that comes with it,

Personal Banking - Deposits - XtraSaver Account - Standard Chartered Bank Singapore

for non-petrol purchases, u get 2% cashback (assuming monthly chequing balance >6k)

but why is it in their example below for Mastercard spend of $300 only get $3 cashback (1%)? shouldn't it be $6?

The example given is if you have spent on petrol. In which case the rebate for non-petrol is only 1%