You need to look at your own usual online/contactless spending and decide for yourself.OTOT: think this card abit ley Cheh since need to clock 3 months, quarter before eligible for cashback…
my spending on this card is around 500-600 usually … Hence I think that it’ll be more wu hua for me to switch to UOB EVOL, any opinions or suggestions mah?
Make a charge once, then call the bank and ask if it's eligible. You will have your answer for the long term.Does weekly visits to traditional chinese medicine clinics e.g. Sin Chong contribute to the cashbacks?
Per week's consultation + herbs easily chalk up $100 per visit
make a charge. see if the interest tracker increase after the tx is posted,Does weekly visits to traditional chinese medicine clinics e.g. Sin Chong contribute to the cashbacks?
Per week's consultation + herbs easily chalk up $100 per visit
Kiosk limit 2 months. The cashier also direct me to kiosk. She say she cannot change the limit
make a charge. see if the interest tracker increase after the tx is posted,
the tracker still quite useful, if it is reflected, means mostly eligible for both, so far I only know insurance premium does not qualify for the quarterly rebates, but is tracked as eligible spend on the tracker...The interest tracker is only for the "spend" interest for the UOB One account, not for the UOB One credit card cashback.
only slight difference in exclusion and the transaction in qn dun fall under this differenceThe interest tracker is only for the "spend" interest for the UOB One account, not for the UOB One credit card cashback.
The interest tracker is only for the "spend" interest for the UOB One account, not for the UOB One credit card cashback.
Isn't it $500 credit card spend? When was it $600?Useful as reference, but as some has pointed out, but do be aware not to solely depend on this tracker to determine if you meet the minimum $600 "qualifying" spend for the cashback for the credit card spend.
All effort will go down the drain if one transaction is not a qualifying one for cashback and you go below the $600 threshold.
Isn't it $500 credit card spend? When was it $600?
lol confused ppl when suddenly changed to talk about $600 in uob one card thread without mention of EVOL in the first placeI was referring to the EVOL requirement.
For UOB One current account interest, it is $500 min credit card spent for the calendar month for that particular hoop/criteria.
For UOB One credit card cashback, it is $500 min credit card spent per statement month (min 5 purchases) over 3 months in the qualifying quarter.
For UOB EVOL, it is $600 min credit card spent per statement month.
You need to look at your own usual online/contactless spending and decide for yourself.
Make a charge once, then call the bank and ask if it's eligible. You will have your answer for the long term.
lol confused ppl when suddenly changed to talk about $600 in uob one card thread without mention of EVOL in the first place
actually the exclusion now the same for uob one card and one account if i recalled correctlyonly slight difference in exclusion and the transaction in qn dun fall under this difference
e.g. insurance not excluded for uob one account but excluded for one cardactually the exclusion now the same for uob one card and one account if i recalled correctly
thanks for the sharing.e.g. insurance not excluded for uob one account but excluded for one card
1 and 2 never try before, recurring sp Bill do count towards rebatesDoes anyone know if there's UOB One CC Rebate for the following payments?
1) Hospital bills paid via HealthBuddy app
2) Retail transactions (i.e. not medication) from hospital pharmacy
3) Recurring payments to SP (applied via the SP app). I know single payments via SP app counts towards the rebate, but not sure if recurring payments count too.
Thanks!