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Anonymous

14 Oct 2020

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What happens if you do not hit the minimum spending of the DBS Live CC per month? Am considering to apply for a credit card to increase the i/r of my multiplier account but my monthly spend is low.?

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ZY

14 Oct 2020

According to point 2 in the card's T&C in the pdf link below,

Subject to these Terms and Conditions, Cardmembers will earn 0.3% Cashback on all Online and Visa Contactless transactions if the Qualifying Spend is not met.

https://www.dbs.com.sg/iwov-resources/media/pdf...

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