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Cedric Jamie Soh
24 Dec 2019
Director at Seniorcare.com.sg
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Hi, I would recommend you to go for cashback, especially if you're not going to be spending a big sum. This would definitely give you easier and faster returns.
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No don't do it!!! Wait until you are a student and have more spending power.then you can charge all your earnings,plan them well and utilise the full benefits of the sign up card. If you do it right,you can earn close to return business class tickets spending only about 20k
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With no income your only options are student cards. Of the student cards the maybank evibes card is the best.
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Bjorn Ng
22 Dec 2019
Business Analyst at 10x Capital
I recommend you to look into the cashback game right now. For students, you can look at the Maybank ...
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Do you have $10,000 to spare as fixed deposit?
Citibank accept fixed deposit of $10,000 then they will issue you a fixed deposit secured credit card ( go for Citi Premiermiles)
My brother who is currently a student is using this method to grab miles.
Most students shld grab cashback in my humble opinion as spending is not so high now to get miles significantly.