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17 Mar 2023

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What cashback credit card + high interest savings account is the best combination for high interest rate? (For around $500 spend a month)

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Robin Lim

06 Apr 2023

If you have constant expense of $500 on credit card. UOB One will be suitable.

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Pang Zhe Liang

Edited 17 Mar 2023

Fee-Based Financial Advisory Manager at Financial Alliance Pte Ltd (IFA Firm)

You may wish to consider UOB One Account + UOB One card. The latter fits into your spending profile where you may spend $500 a month for a 3.33% cashback at the end of a spending quarter. Meanwhile, it is quite straightforward to earn a deposit interest with UOB One Account too.

If you wish to learn more about my credit card deck and how I use the UOB One card, then you may check out this post that I have written: Which Credit Cards do I have Singapore: 2023 Edition

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