Which is the best debit card in Singapore?

[klarklar]

I have been using Standard Chartered Xsaver debit card in the past because it gave me 2% cashback on all expenditure. Recently, it was cut to 1%.

Can someone recommend me a better debit card, if there is?

 

[stiwipl]

I have been using Standard Chartered Xsaver debit card in the past because it gave me 2% cashback on all expenditure. Recently, it was cut to 1%.

Can someone recommend me a better debit card, if there is?

I am afraid there isn't any better debit card unless you want free overseas cash withdrawals, then Citibank would be better.

 

[chopra]

bonussaver debit.

need 500 spending tho

 

[frustrateddude]

I am presently using this debit card-
in case u cannot hit $500/month-look for for tips here:

Singapore Credit Cards: Tips for credit cards & savings (updated 07/07/2013)

P.S: it will be ideal if u can keep 25k in the bonus saver account to max 1.88% interest

 

[aster1]

Recently, it was cut to 1%.

Can someone recommend me a better debit card, if there is?

You might want to give the Citibank Tap And Save Account a look. Their debit card gives 1% cashback on everything as well, but maybe you will find some of their other features better?

Apart from that, the best I can think of is a pre-paid debit card. It's called Nets Flashpay. Get the Mc Diddy one and you get a 5% rebate on everything except ERP, commute and kiosk payments (whatever that is). Rebate valid until the end of the year.

 

[frustrateddude]

You might want to give the Citibank Tap And Save Account a look. Their debit card gives 1% cashback on everything as well....

The Debit card from citibank cannot be used for online purchases.

 

[jiaqing876]

Does it really matter?

I am also looking for a potential savings bank account and eventually a debit card. Is POSB or OCBC better?

 

[beri stupid idiot]

The Debit card from citibank cannot be used for online purchases.

yup only retail trax