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Anonymous

02 Mar 2020

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Is it even possible to hit a spend of $300 and above to get the max 6% cash rebate (from spending at the selected Japanese merchants)?

Has anyone hit it enough to find this card worth it?

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Alex Chua

02 Mar 2020

Seedly student Ambassador 2020/21 at Seedly

Why do you want to force yourself to spend? Can you afford to do so? Is there other any opportunity cost you are forgoing?

If all the question is a no, then the card is not worth it for you. Mind your spending habit, then cater your spending habit to your desired credit cards

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Andy Sim

02 Mar 2020

HR Professional at a Financial Institution

Hi Anon, may I know why you want to go for this particular card? It seems very Japanese products targeted I.e. spend at Japanese merchants such as UNIQLO, ichiban sushi, sushi tei etc and lounge access in tokyo/kyoto etc.

Unless you frequent these Jap shops ALOT, then I suggest not to get this card. Do not force yourself to spend more every month just to hit the target, you'll not be able to keep up.

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Gabriel Tham

02 Mar 2020

Tag Team Member at Kenichi Tag Team

If you can afford it, sure can hit the spending. If you have to think hard on what to buy, then perh...

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