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Anonymous

13 Sep 2023

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Which platform do you prefer for credit card applications — SingSaver or MoneySmart?

I personally prefer MoneySmart because I find that SingSaver UX is so bad. Their new design on the credit card page makes it hard to see what gift I can get…But if they provide better gifts, I will still try to use them 😂

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Nigel

07 Oct 2023

The winner goes to the best deals offer ever !

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Seedname

27 Sep 2023

Both are not nice with long waiting time so just go for best gift

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Ivora

23 Sep 2023

I just go for which one gives more $$$$$ 😂

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Jeremy Yeo

19 Sep 2023

Singsaver seems to have more offerings and most exposure.

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Chin Guo Qiang (ITIL4 / CSPO / CSM)

Edited 18 Sep 2023

Assistant Vice President, IT Operations at Bank of China Limited

I will compare both sites on their current offers, before applying for the credit cards.

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