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wira said:
looks like the only reason to use cardup is cos of UOB ONE CARD.

Once UOB changed their cashback T&C or blacklist cardup txn, i think cardup can close shop.
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is it blacklisted now? or not yet
 
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pcmdan said:
No don't have...never..

The post was just saying "if"
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Hello pcmdan

How do you use CardUp for your insurance payment?

I call Aviva, they refer me to CardUp
I call CardUp and they advise it can be done via electric bank transfer, and they refer me to Aviva when I ask how this switch can be done :s11:

Which form you fill up on Aviva payment application form?

I am confused~
 
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Ezylryb said:
Hello pcmdan

How do you use CardUp for your insurance payment?

I call Aviva, they refer me to CardUp
I call CardUp and they advise it can be done via electric bank transfer, and they refer me to Aviva when I ask how this switch can be done :s11:

Which form you fill up on Aviva payment application form?

I am confused~
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What type of Aviva product you intend to make payment?
Aviva has separate bank account for Life insurance and Health insurance.
CardUp can make payment for both options, you can select at the Select insurance provider drop down list.

* Health Ins (for Health Products: MyShield & MyShield Plus)
 
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vddgnd said:
What type of Aviva product you intend to make payment?
Aviva has separate bank account for Life insurance and Health insurance.
CardUp can make payment for both options, you can select at the Select insurance provider drop down list.

* Health Ins (for Health Products: MyShield & MyShield Plus)
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Hello vddgnd

I am planning to go for Aviva MyProtector and My MultiPay CI as a rider, currently not a Aviva customer yet.

Which Aviva insurance application form you submit to Aviva for enrollment to this CardUp payment process?

Thanks!
 
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Ezylryb said:
Hello vddgnd

I am planning to go for Aviva MyProtector and My MultiPay CI as a rider, currently not a Aviva customer yet.

Which Aviva insurance application form you submit to Aviva for enrollment to this CardUp payment process?

Thanks!
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I do not have the policies your mentioned.
When you use CardUp to make insurance payment, you need to have the policy number. Since you not yet take up the insurance plan yet, you can ask Aviva what option do you have to make the first premium payment and how long the grace period you have to complete the payment. Whether you can get the policy number first before make payment.

If it is allow to pay the first premium payment by credit card directly, then you no need to use CardUp for this first payment. This type of credit card payment could be considered as mail order, then you will need to check is this eligible transaction for any cc rebate...

For subsequent premium payment, you can setup payment through CardUp.
You need to ask Aviva which Aviva's bank account to pay for you policy type. It is either Life Insurance (DBS bank a/c: 0270007597) or Health Insurance (DBS bank a/c: 0039001886). I believe your insurance plan is under Life but you have to confirm with Aviva.

There is no form in Aviva to setup payment through CardUp, you need to setup in CardUp to pay Aviva (with policy number as reference of payment).
 
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Ezylryb said:
Hello pcmdan

How do you use CardUp for your insurance payment?

I call Aviva, they refer me to CardUp
I call CardUp and they advise it can be done via electric bank transfer, and they refer me to Aviva when I ask how this switch can be done :s11:

Which form you fill up on Aviva payment application form?

I am confused~
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Do u have a cardup acct? I would propose u to open an account first then it is easier to understand what we are trying to teach u.

When u have an account...select insurance.

Drop down have Aviva
If is health insurance select health
If is others (not sure about urs) choose the other

U would need the policy number. The rest are fixed...
 
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Can pay aviva mindef? If so whats the reference number format thanks
 
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Cardup did not extend the promotional rate for BOC right? Any special promotion code at the moment?
 
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possible, did it b4. select "Insurance . Aviva Ltd: Health Insurance Policies" and key in NRIC.

troublesome part is u need to call aviva after they received the amount to ask their finance to deduct it manually as it is not automatic linked somehow for the mindef policy.

also now Cardup has a minimum amount to pay else there's surcharge. "For payments of $130 or less, a minimum fee of $3.40 applies." so if now, best is to pay in advance cos the mindef policy definitely won't go beyond $130.
 
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Meaning have to call in every month for the manual deduction?

silverbomb said:
possible, did it b4. select "Insurance . Aviva Ltd: Health Insurance Policies" and key in NRIC.

troublesome part is u need to call aviva after they received the amount to ask their finance to deduct it manually as it is not automatic linked somehow for the mindef policy.

also now Cardup has a minimum amount to pay else there's surcharge. "For payments of $130 or less, a minimum fee of $3.40 applies." so if now, best is to pay in advance cos the mindef policy definitely won't go beyond $130.
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yes correct. but imo i suggest pay lump sum at 1 go as cardup started charging fees for small amounts below $130 plus the trouble to call in aviva each time.
 
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