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Anonymous

16 Apr 2020

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Are there any interesting deals the OCBC YES! Debit Card has?

If I use it for daily spending, can I get good rebates from it?

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16 Apr 2020

Generally, debit cards do not offer very attractive deals. It has a 1% cashback on eligible transactions. If you're looking for cashback cards, you can take a look at the comparisons here:https//www.moneysmart.sg/credit-cards/cash-back?provider_slugs%5B%5D=-1&category_slug=cash-back&sort_by=recommended&utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=Adwords%20%7C%20Credit%20Card%20%7C%20Prospecting%20%7C%20Generic&gclid=EAIaIQobChMImaec-MTs6AIVmH8rCh2sIAx9EAAYASAAEgL2v_D_BwE

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