I have the RHB TravelFX Multi-Currency card as I used to travel a lot but with the current situation, I am stuck in Singapore. Should I continue using this card or cancel it? - Seedly
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Anonymous

Asked on 28 Apr 2020

I have the RHB TravelFX Multi-Currency card as I used to travel a lot but with the current situation, I am stuck in Singapore. Should I continue using this card or cancel it?

Will I earn anything out of it if I spend on it in Singapore?

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Yang Teng

Yang Teng

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Answered on 28 Apr 2020

There is no annual fee associated with RHB TravelFX Multi-Currency Card, unless you decide to travel less in the future, you can keep the card.

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