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Angela Lim

31 May 2025

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Anyone still using instarem card? I mean are there any benefits for overseas spending?

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xiaobai

2d ago

If you spend a lot oversea, then it can cover the 1% fee.

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Angela Lim

08 Jun 2025

Thanks

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jw

06 Jun 2025

I think it's fine

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Jinsha

05 Jun 2025

I use Youtrip for overseas

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JH L

04 Jun 2025

I only use it together with an eligible card (Rewards in this case). Spread remains better than char...

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