Derrick

18 Feb 2020

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Best Credit Card and Savings Account for Insurance premiums?

Currently I'm still using UOB One account for my prudential insurance. But come 16th March, insurance premiums will no longer be counted. Are there other credit cards or savings account that still counts insurance premiums? Thanks in advance!

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Jia

18 Feb 2020

If you are a high spender ($3500) per month, HSBC Advance Card.

If not, Maybank FC Barcelona or Maybank Platinum Visa Card.

You can try the GrabPay Mastercard if you like Grab rewards but I ain't familiar with this!

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