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Hi,

I want to ask.

1) Does ezlink topup using the titanium or the cashflo credit card count towards the $500 Credit Card Spend in OCBC 360 account?

2) if I spend $250 on titanium and another $250 the cashflo credit card. This total amount of $500 count towards the $500 Credit Card Spend in OCBC 360 account?

3) can all the OCBC rewards points earn from all credit cards be combine together ?

Sorry to ask here I tried calling for 1 month and I send emessages through onlinebanking but No one is answering the phone at OCBC customer Hotline or my emessages.
 
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HACKBJH said:
Hi,

I want to ask.

1) Does ezlink topup using the titanium or the cashflo credit card count towards the $500 Credit Card Spend in OCBC 360 account?

2) if I spend $250 on titanium and another $250 the cashflo credit card. This total amount of $500 count towards the $500 Credit Card Spend in OCBC 360 account?

3) can all the OCBC rewards points earn from all credit cards be combine together ?

Sorry to ask here I tried calling for 1 month and I send emessages through onlinebanking but No one is answering the phone at OCBC customer Hotline or my emessages.
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Hi HACKBHJ,

1. Currently OCBC credit cards cannot be used to top up your EZ link card at the top up machines.

2. Yes, the minimum $500 spend for the 360 account credit card spend bonus is shared amongst your personal credit cards (main cardholder).

3. If the rewards are of the same type eg. OCBC$, it will be consolidated.

Hope this clarifies. If you require further assistance, please feel free to drop us a PM.

^DG
 
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OCBC Bank, just tried the I open 360 account calculator.

So if I open the account, dump $40k in it, and just do salary credit;
really can get $42+ interest per month?

and what's that "Increase account balance by" field in the calculator?
 
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castafarian said:
OCBC Bank, just tried the I open 360 account calculator.

So if I open the account, dump $40k in it, and just do salary credit;
really can get $42+ interest per month?

and what's that "Increase account balance by" field in the calculator?
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Hi castafarian,

The calculator tabulates based on a (31 days) month basis, and it assumes that the daily average balance remains constant at $40,000.

If there are deposits and withdrawals, the interest amount will differ.

Do note that what you see is for illustration purposes only.

The increase account balance field is for the calculation of the 1% p.a. incremental account balance interest. Incremental account balance is the difference between current and previous month's account average daily balance.

^DG
 
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Hi OCBC

I saw bonus interest coming in. How do I get that? Is there a ocbc 360 calculator for us to compute the amt?
 
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OCBC Bank said:
Hi HACKBHJ,

1. Currently OCBC credit cards cannot be used to top up your EZ link card at the top up machines.

2. Yes, the minimum $500 spend for the 360 account credit card spend bonus is shared amongst your personal credit cards (main cardholder).

3. If the rewards are of the same type eg. OCBC$, it will be consolidated.

Hope this clarifies. If you require further assistance, please feel free to drop us a PM.

^DG
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Hi ocbc,

If I use the yes debit card to pay using visa, does it count toward the cc usage?
 
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sweetcl05 said:
Hi ocbc,

If I use the yes debit card to pay using visa, does it count toward the cc usage?
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base on the website, it's written that only CREDIT CARD spendings are counted towards the 500sgd. i extracted the info from the 360 account website, see below:

"Spend at least S$500 in total across your personal OCBC Credit Cards such as 365, Titanium, Platinum, FRANK, Robinsons, Plus! and Best Denki." your Yes! debit card is not considered as an approved card to earn the credit card spending interest.
 
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sweetcl05 said:
Hi ocbc,

If I use the yes debit card to pay using visa, does it count toward the cc usage?
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Larcenciel1981 said:
base on the website, it's written that only CREDIT CARD spendings are counted towards the 500sgd. i extracted the info from the 360 account website, see below:

"Spend at least S$500 in total across your personal OCBC Credit Cards such as 365, Titanium, Platinum, FRANK, Robinsons, Plus! and Best Denki." your Yes! debit card is not considered as an approved card to earn the credit card spending interest.
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Hi sweetcl05,

As mentioned by Larcenciel1981, payment with the debit card does not count towards credit card spend.

^DG
 
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~sabaisabai~ said:
Hi OCBC

I saw bonus interest coming in. How do I get that? Is there a ocbc 360 calculator for us to compute the amt?
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Larcenciel1981 said:
go to ocbc 360 account website. there's an interest calculator provided in there.
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Hi,

Do note that the calculator provided on our website calculates the amount on per month (31 days) basis and is for illustration purposes only.

Should you require an actual break down on your rebates, you could call us at 1800 363 3333.

^DG
 
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