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zumaba

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Anyone tried doing medisave contributions through cpf e-cashier and earned 10x points?

nvr tried. I know someone using cash to top up SA for CPF minimum sum, but not sure what is the purpose and benefits to top up MA, other than SA. can share?
 

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nvr tried. I know someone using cash to top up SA for CPF minimum sum, but not sure what is the purpose and benefits to top up MA, other than SA. can share?

Well for self employed it is mandatory to make contribution to your medisave account. If it was not necessary, I wouldn't want to waste the cash dumping into cpf. Theres a transaction cost of about 1.5% when using card to pay via cpf ecashier but the 10x points can easily give a higher rate of return
 

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Anyone tried doing medisave contributions through cpf e-cashier and earned 10x points?

Yes. Tried and tested. Best contribute $1k each time to maximise the $15 fee incurred. Everything ONLINE earns 10x.

1 tip - For people buying stuff at Courts, you can buy the gift card online for 10x points and then use the gift card to purchase things at courts.
 

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Yes. Tried and tested. Best contribute $1k each time to maximise the $15 fee incurred. Everything ONLINE earns 10x.

1 tip - For people buying stuff at Courts, you can buy the gift card online for 10x points and then use the gift card to purchase things at courts.

Thanks for the assurance!
 

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Wonder if anybody have experience on the below.

I understand the DBS points earned are as follows:

1) $1 spending = 1 DBS point
2) $1 online spending = 10 DBS points
3) $1 foreign currency spending = 3 DBS points

What if I the spending was an online purchase in foreign currency? Which would I earn for $1 spent?

1) $1 foreign currency online spending = 10 DBS points?
OR
2) $1 foreign currency online spending = 3 DBS points?
OR
3) $1 foreign currency online spending = 13 DBS points?


I posted this question to DBS as well, pending official feedback.
 

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if i didnt rmb wrongly, my statement show 9x adjustment.
meaning 10 dbs point.

btw dbs is $5 = 1 point.
 

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Wonder if anybody have experience on the below.

I understand the DBS points earned are as follows:

1) $1 spending = 1 DBS point
2) $1 online spending = 10 DBS points
3) $1 foreign currency spending = 3 DBS points

What if I the spending was an online purchase in foreign currency? Which would I earn for $1 spent?

1) $1 foreign currency online spending = 10 DBS points?
OR
2) $1 foreign currency online spending = 3 DBS points?
OR
3) $1 foreign currency online spending = 13 DBS points?

I posted this question to DBS as well, pending official feedback.

No.

Foreign currency is converted to SGD, then $1 SGD = 10 DBS Points.

All points are always calculated based on SGD.
 

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sorry, can't remember if anyone ever asked in this thread before - is the Ezlink reload considered online for 10x? unlikely, right?
 

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Just did a top and tap this month.

Will report back if i get the 9x points next month
 

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anyone knows if the 2k cap for 10x points is based on billing cycle or calendar month? :)
 
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