Consolidated thread for Priority/Privilege Banking

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Tried the Krisflyer gold lounge at T2, very average food and services, no shower facility like PP lounge
 
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Does that work? From the webpage it seems that only the family only get the following benefits, with no mention of being able to get PB VI CC.

Your family will enjoy

- Complimentary Priority Banking membership extended to your spouse and children
- Access to Priority Banking Centres, dedicated tellers and hotlines
- Privileged pricing on routine banking transactions and services
- Invitations to specially designed lifestyle events



louist said:
That said, it's possible to 'gift' the status to spouse/children and if they are able to apply for CC, they can get unlimited PP of their own as well.

https://www.sc.com/sg/priority/benefits.html (under "Household Recognition and family benefits")
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As a PB member (even complimentary), should be eligible to apply for the PB VI. My wife got her PB VI through that scheme. That was a few years back, though - so you may want to double check with bank staff before committing.

vince123123 said:
Does that work? From the webpage it seems that only the family only get the following benefits, with no mention of being able to get PB VI CC.

Your family will enjoy

- Complimentary Priority Banking membership extended to your spouse and children
- Access to Priority Banking Centres, dedicated tellers and hotlines
- Privileged pricing on routine banking transactions and services
- Invitations to specially designed lifestyle events
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Oh that's interesting, the RM must not have told me the full story cos I had to make separate accounts for me and my wife to get both of us the Priority Pass.

louist said:
As a PB member (even complimentary), should be eligible to apply for the PB VI. My wife got her PB VI through that scheme. That was a few years back, though - so you may want to double check with bank staff before committing.
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vince123123 said:
SCB gives free unlimited priority pass, which is a good thing to have.
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Think thats incorrect: Enjoy up to six annual complimentary visits to over 850 airport lounges in more than 400 cities worldwide with your loved ones via the Priority Pass lounge programme.

You only get 6 visits free for the card now.
 
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SCB PB

Is the SCB PB any good?
Got an offer to upgrade to PB. 200k requirement waived for one year. PB VI card free for first year. I have SCB VI, so incremental benefits are just unlimited lounge vs 6 visits. Any other benefits worth upgrading?
 
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Spk307 said:
Is the SCB PB any good?
Got an offer to upgrade to PB. 200k requirement waived for one year. PB VI card free for first year. I have SCB VI, so incremental benefits are just unlimited lounge vs 6 visits. Any other benefits worth upgrading?
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0.18% comms for local trades if u buy shares via their platform - prolly the only other worthwhile benefit. downside is that it's custodian shares. no harm getting it since u don't need to hit the 200k req for the first year?
 
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Hi everyone, should I want to start a new priority banking relationship, any idea if it is possible for it to be setup as a joint account?
 
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