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Anonymous

23d ago

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Hi, I am new to credit card hacks. For our BTO, we have an upcoming spending of about $5k in SG (aircon from gain city) and $5K in Malaysia (furnishings) each. Which cards would u recommend?

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xiaobai

8d ago

Can see which credit cards are having promo, then choose accordingly.

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Ace

15d ago

Explore if you and your spouse can sign up for new credit cards (youtrip/trust/revolut for malaysia) so the perks (check for promos too) are higher. If you have cards that can cashback/change points, explore if the vouchers can be used (e.g. HSBC Revolution can change electronics shop vouchers). Then wait for promotions/deals.

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