Vernice Ng

Community Manager at Seedly

14 Sep 2022

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Question from the community: Team CASH or Team E-PAYMENTS - Which makes it easier for you to stick to a budget and save?

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DunSayBojioHor

04 Dec 2022

Epayments

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XY

24 Oct 2022

E-payments may enjoy cashback (still a bonus even if just few cents). Can always use Seedly or other apps to track and monitor spending.

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YOC

07 Oct 2022

Cash (with a fixed amount). but E payments is easier to track.

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Eiscue

01 Oct 2022

E-payments! its easier to pay and earn cashback imo

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William Seow

21 Sep 2022

E-payment! Use Fave so convenient and can get cashback. So beautiful!...

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