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UOB credit card

Any hacks to hit the 500 monthly spending?

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YOC

01 Apr 2024

Utilies, telco, simplygo, anything else...

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lin

19 Mar 2024

Buy ntuc vouchers

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Kevin

09 Mar 2024

Head down to NTUC and grab some vouchers

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Ian

09 Mar 2024

Pay for your friends.

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yiyik

07 Mar 2024

Grocery at supermarkets...

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