Questions about owning 2 debit card

[platee]

TS is super old boomer?

 

[ctstalin]

Atm card for savings, credit card for spending better

 

[aWiseMan]

Can have many cards

 

[mooseolly]

Debit card straight deduct your bank balance might as well use paynow or paylah.

 

[popsune1]

yes you can create multiple accounts with DBS POSB app.

 

[FireEmblem]

Your ATM card itself is already a debit card if you never tell them to exclude it.

Then surely you got a ezilink card at the least before which is also a debit card

 

[PikaPika33]

debit card tie to your accounts?
you want set what account use for what purpose is your decision and also discipline to maintain what

 

[Thoreldan]

You need a savings account for saving not a card.

 

[Laneige]

Hi. Is it possible to own 2 debit cards 1 for savings and other for spending? Or most banks allowed 1?

One
And no u Shld seperate because if u have savings n lost yr card u can kiss yr money away in a way
They deduct straight from yr acc so don’t put yrself at such risk
Either u lower the limit or u have more than one acc then ok
Possible to get more than one debit card as it’s linked to bank accw

 

[Laneige]

IMHO.
I would delink my debit card from my savings account.

But it has to link to somewhere to deduct money

 

[ctan84]

Hi. Is it possible to own 2 debit cards 1 for savings and other for spending? Or most banks allowed 1?

Debit card is very easily hackable and the chance of getting your money back is almost 0 coz its instant deduction from your account. Do think twice.

 

[keenklee]

But it has to link to somewhere to deduct money

IMHO.
I should have added main savings account for clarity. Main savings account can have a lot of $$$.

 

[Laneige]

IMHO.
I should have added main savings account for clarity. Main savings account can have a lot of $$$.

Not wise thing to do because debit card deduct money straight out from bank acc
No gd if u lost yr card or fraudulent transaction

 

[Iyarash11]

What I dislike about uob One debit card is it QUIETLY directly deduct annual fee