Factor in 1% cash back and card bonus is ok lah.Rates not good. Used in Malaysia, got 3.21+ when Google rate was 3.25.
were you expecting it to match exactly google 3.25 then?Rates not good. Used in Malaysia, got 3.21+ when Google rate was 3.25.
oh which website to verify?If you want to confirm for yourself, ask the business centre to charge $1 to your card first, verify on the website, then pay the remainder on your next visit.
$2000 within a year i guess is still achievable for mostThe instapoints has some restrictions. You need atleast $20 worth points, below that no use. So you need to make like $2000 worth overseas transactions.
You mean overseas spend of $2000? Hotel and flights are usually booked in SGD.$2000 within a year i guess is still achievable for most
In Chicago, just saw that Instarem's charged rate compared to XE's live rate has a 1.34% markup. Will have a chance for more transactions in the coming days and will update.
It was 1% for a while but people have been reporting significant worsening. Not sure how this compares to other modes.
thought overseas spend get 0.2% and clock to min spend for the bonuses on fairprice group transactions?Based on the unbilled amount seen in the app, the Trust Credit Card markup is 0.2-0.25%. But of course, zero rebates so Amaze still ahead (for USD it seems) for bonus categories on the linked credit cards.
For the no bonus categories, Trust is probably sufficient. For those, I will likely discontinue using the Amaze-CIMB MC link (which earlier yielded 1%).
Must be in foreign currency to earn InstaPointsYou mean overseas spend of $2000? Hotel and flights are usually booked in SGD.
yes, this is correctthought overseas spend get 0.2% and clock to min spend for the bonuses on fairprice group transactions?
Can always use a hotel US booking site and charge in USD.You mean overseas spend of $2000? Hotel and flights are usually booked in SGD.
Should be under hotel.Does anyone known if Amaze + CitiRewards MC would get 10x at Hilton Estate restaurant? Would the MCC be under dining or hotel?
You mean overseas spend of $2000? Hotel and flights are usually booked in SGD.
If you have access to the UOB Ladies' card, the travel category will cover hotels.Not true, hotels book on their own websites is usually charged in foreign currency and sometimes has the best offers but problem is citi rewards doesn't give 4miles per dollar for that so not useful for me.
thought overseas spend get 0.2% and clock to min spend for the bonuses on fairprice group transactions?