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Hi parents of children attending childcare, I'd like to check if there are alternative methods to pay child care fees- asides from CDA and direct debit from a bank account. Would this be possible for My first Skool, E-bridge etc? Are there's credit card / grabpay or any other hacks that I should know about?
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If there is no credit card, you can use cardup/ipaymy etc which allows you to pay invoices etc. The catch is there's a processing fee, around 2.6% though but since it's a decent amount I would say it's worth it to just pay that extra amount to get miles and cashback
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I'm not a parent but you can consider using third party platforms like cardup.
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Cedric Jamie Soh
20 Dec 2019
Director at Seniorcare.com.sg
I am a parent and most childcare don't accept credit cards. Only NETS and cheques. and bank GIRO.
CardUp and ipaymy allow you to pay merchants that does not accept credit card, but it is like sort of they paying them in cash for you...
so you do pay a small processing fee. not worth the trouble in my opinion.
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Pang Zhe Liang
19 Dec 2019
Fee-Based Financial Advisory Manager at Financial Alliance Pte Ltd (IFA Firm)
The best alternative to consider is via third party platforms where they charge a fee in return for ...
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