Anonymous

28 Feb 2023

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What credit cards are you using for public transport? SCB smart card is having a $200 cashback promo now and it has 6% cashback I'm wondering whether I should convert.

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Ong Xiang 王翔

Edited 14 Mar 2023

I'm using DBS Live Fresh on public transport for 10% cashback (5% paywave + 5% eco) but you need to spend $600 a month.

Else u may just use Revolut prepaid mastercard for 10% cashback on public transport capped at $10 for this month (previously was 20% capped at $10).

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Lim

02 Mar 2023

Not exactly credit card, but Revolut for this month

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YOC

02 Mar 2023

I use dbs live fresh and uob one depending on which ones i need to hit the "min spending"...

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