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do you need that 1%? is there a risk of you overspending? is that 1% enough to outweigh whatever premiums you are paying? if not, no.
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Kenichi Xi
19 Sep 2018
nᴉʍ oʇ dǝnᴉʇsǝd 不能说的秘密 at Tag Team with Gabriel Tham
Is there a reason why that 1% is attractive enough to risk late payment penalty and interest?
Never follow what your peers are doing without thinking thru what is the best options for urself.
Usually credit cards needs a required spending amount to get annual waiver if is the free period is over.
As a NSF/Students without good consistent income, spending should not be the focus which credit cards allows u to possibly spend over the amount of savings you really have in ur bank account.
Go for Debit Card that gives at least 5% cash back which is still currently available in the market.
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Jay Liu
15 Sep 2018
Accounting and Finance at ACCA
If your are able to control your spending. Why not. You will be able to utilise the cashbacks. For me credit card force me to think of a way to get money to pay for the credit usage. E.g. Selling that underused speaker/guitar. I'm a NSF too.
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SG Young Investment
11 Sep 2018
Financial Blogger at SG Young Investment
Like the previous answers, I also do not think it is wise to have credit cards until you start worki...
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