UOB Credit Card - One - best credit card?
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Anyone apply?
Seem like a lot of rebates..
Best credit card in singapore? -
how to apply
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Credit cards = debts...
Be careful... -
i have citibank, UOB, POSB...
It's advisable not to apply too many credit cards... there's a risk of overspending!!! -
agreed, i just keep my citibank. its good enoughOriginally posted by Seven_Dragon:i have citibank, UOB, POSB...
It's advisable not to apply too many credit cards... there's a risk of overspending!!! -
UOB one card? haha.. if u accidently dropped it ah, then lagi best already. i take and tap tap tap buy everything i want. haha
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no need to apply...nowadays they send unactivated cards to people and see if they want the card.Originally posted by PoRen:Anyone apply?
Seem like a lot of rebates..
Best credit card in singapore? -
the ad the girl b4 she tap she smile so unnatural lo
shld let me poke her she smile nicer
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got a lot of dining and shopping privileges la..
but personally i prefer hsbc card lor..
coz can get $1 off gv movie tix. -
http://www.uob.com.sg/onecard/
Earn Over S$300 In Cash Rebates Every Year
Spend over S$800 each month* and you will receive an S$80 cash rebate per quarter to offset your bill. Spend over S$300 each month* and you'll receive S$30 cash rebate per quarter. What's more, no points or redemptions are necessary.
Your quarterly rebates start from the day your account is opened. Your first qualifying quarter commences from the month your card is issued. For example, if your card is issued in July, your first qualifying quarter is July - September, followed by October - December.
* Minimum three transactions per month in three consecutive months. -
Originally posted by PoRen:http://www.uob.com.sg/onecard/
Earn Over S$300 In Cash Rebates Every Year
Spend over S$800 each month* and you will receive an S$80 cash rebate per quarter to offset your bill. Spend over S$300 each month* and you'll receive S$30 cash rebate per quarter. What's more, no points or redemptions are necessary.
Your quarterly rebates start from the day your account is opened. Your first qualifying quarter commences from the month your card is issued. For example, if your card is issued in July, your first qualifying quarter is July - September, followed by October - December.
* Minimum three transactions per month in three consecutive months.
nah behz... ming ming want you to spend like water. -
for higher income owners pay your income tax, insurance, and such can add up to that amount quite easily right? not to mention dining etc.Originally posted by newcomer: nah behz... ming ming want you to spend like water.
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btw hor, i head that ppl nowadays can apply for citibank platinum card with the annual income of 30k waived... is it true?Originally posted by hisoka:for higher income owners pay your income tax, insurance, and such can add up to that amount quite easily right? not to mention dining etc.
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I pay all my bills with it...quite easy to hit 800 bucks.Originally posted by newcomer: nah behz... ming ming want you to spend like water.
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so long u pay the credit card bill on time is ok...earn points ...Originally posted by Xcert:I pay all my bills with it...quite easy to hit 800 bucks.
unless cant pay bill then use credit card to "tahan" then end up pay interest then no good -
with discipline will prevent over spendOriginally posted by Seven_Dragon:i have citibank, UOB, POSB...
It's advisable not to apply too many credit cards... there's a risk of overspending!!! -
huh? you mean they waive the 30k requirement? thats weird, so now is what income? or is it in cases of like you got substantial fortune?Originally posted by newcomer:btw hor, i head that ppl nowadays can apply for citibank platinum card with the annual income of 30k waived... is it true? -
i don't know, my brother told me de. he said they are so desparate to sell their cards that they literally hand carry it to ur doorsteps to you.Originally posted by hisoka:huh? you mean they waive the 30k requirement? thats weird, so now is what income? or is it in cases of like you got substantial fortune?
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hmmmmOriginally posted by newcomer:i don't know, my brother told me de. he said they are so desparate to sell their cards that they literally hand carry it to ur doorsteps to you.
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No suvj thing as best lah. Depends on your needs.........
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You mean waive the subcription fees?Originally posted by newcomer:btw hor, i head that ppl nowadays can apply for citibank platinum card with the annual income of 30k waived... is it true?
I think maybe the most they give you free 1 yr
Anyway I would prefer a normal card with a high limit then a platinium card with a low limit -
Yeah, UOB = U Owe BankOriginally posted by PoRen:http://www.uob.com.sg/onecard/
Earn Over S$300 In Cash Rebates Every Year
Spend over S$800 each month* and you will receive an S$80 cash rebate per quarter to offset your bill. Spend over S$300 each month* and you'll receive S$30 cash rebate per quarter. What's more, no points or redemptions are necessary.
Your quarterly rebates start from the day your account is opened. Your first qualifying quarter commences from the month your card is issued. For example, if your card is issued in July, your first qualifying quarter is July - September, followed by October - December.
* Minimum three transactions per month in three consecutive months. -
Charge Interest Take Interest Bank.... forgotten where I seen this one.
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no matter what, there are still some min requirement to hit b4 they hand outOriginally posted by newcomer:i don't know, my brother told me de. he said they are so desparate to sell their cards that they literally hand carry it to ur doorsteps to you. -
prefer HSBC card .. always got dining offer .. like pizza hut 1 for 1 ...