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- Posted 1d agoUse this card more for you to earn points and you are able to redeem points to air miles , free hotel, travel to other hotel in other country0 comments0
- Posted 2w agoGood card for online purchases. However, there's a monthly cap of 1k. 4 miles per dollar, what's not to love.0 comments0
- Posted 2w agoMy first choice when buying clothes, bags or shoes. It is even more versatile now that it give points for online purchases.0 comments0
- Posted 2w ago4mpd for retail shopping, and 4mpd for all online purchases except travel. What more can you ask for? Any more they might as well give you 4mpd for all purchases. If only the cap was more than $1000/month...0 comments0
- Updated on 13 Jun 2019Had been using this citibank rewards card for many years. What I love is: 1) The 10X Rewards points on my shopping all year long; be it online or offline or overseas. It makes shopping more rewarding 2) And Citibank has an amazing range of merchandise for you to redeem using your rewards points, my favourite has always been using my reward points to get Takashimaya vouchers which has no expire date 3) Citibank is also always been very prompt and hassle free in waiving my annual fee and also late payment finance charges1 comment0
HC Tang08 Jun 2018
Hi Koh Peng, can you please share with me the links to use the points to redeem takashimaya voucher ? I can't seems to find it. Thanks. - Updated on 06 May 2019THINK TWICE BEFORE YOU APPLY FOR CITIBANK CREDIT card especially if you are always travel and can't keep track on the date. Secondly, there isn't many perks. The customer service is based in Manila which take at least 15 minutes waiting time to speak to someone and line is absolutely lousy. NONE A SINGLE ISSUE will be resolved even if you speak to them. Go for UOB & AMEX for overseas and daily used! HIGHLY RECOMMEND UOB & AMEX!!!! Not even worth 1 star0 comments0
- Updated on 14 Apr 2019Truly regret that I had chosen this card. I have never received so-called vouchers for all the points I accumulated. Raised the issue numerous times via phone and in person, but all the efforts were in vain. Will never apply for any Citibank credit cards again.0 comments0
- Updated on 30 May 2018Best card ever. Been using their Citibank Credit Cards still 30 years ago. They are the pioneers of cashback cards in Singapore - changing from their Dividend card to Cashback card. Getting cash back by charging to the card. Getting rebates or discounts for lazada, purchases and Petrol station top up too.0 comments0
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Jonathan Chia Guangrong, Fund Manager at JCG Fund
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Answered on 08 Oct 2018
Personally, I'll stick with Citi.. UOB's rewards structure is in blocks of S$5 spent. Whereas citi's as I recall is for every dollar. You'll also vomit blood getting fee waivers from UOB.
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Answered on 20 Jul 2018
If your spending on CC is huge, converting to miles is typically what people do if they have intention of getting a biz flight or first class. You can refer to other articles write up on the calculation. For economy class the ratio is not that worthwhile comparing to biz/1st class. In summary, yes, converting CC points to miles is good only: 1) High spending on CC ($xxxx per month) 2) Redeeming Biz or First class. my 2 cents.
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Answered on 08 Jun 2018
I just want to highlight the bonus points about citibank rewards because these two cards offer similar rewards for shopping. From now till 31 July 2018, CR gives 8mpd for Apple Pay transaction. No cap. From now till 8 July 2018 Shop at Lazada and earn 8 miles for every S$1 spent On top of that, they offer Up to 10% Citi Rebate at over 300 locations, including Starbucks, Subway and Sheng Siong. So you are practically getting 2 times rewards. If you are a LiveUp member, you get 8% rebate instead of 5%. Though the above mentioned promotion has validity till July, if you need to apply the card now, grab the opportunity.
About CITI Rewards Card
| Card Name | CITI Rewards Card |
|---|---|
| Rewards Rate | Online + Retail: $1= 10X Points All other spend: $1 = 1X Point |
| Points to Value Conversion | 1 Point = 0.4 Miles |
| Highlights | Online and Retail shoppers |
Fees and Charges for CITI Rewards Card
- Annual Principle Fee: $192.60
- Annual Supplementary Card fee: $96.30
- Fee waiver: Available
- Interest-Free Period: 25 days
- Annual Interest Rate: 26.90%
- Minimum monthly payment: 1% or $50, whichever is higher
- Late payment charge: $100
- Cash advance fee: 6% or $15, whichever is higher
- Overlimit fee: $40
Eligibility for CITI Rewards Card
- Singaporeans and PR; Minimum annual income of $30,000
- Foreigners; Minimum annual income of $42,000
Key features of CITI Rewards Card
- Receive up to 10X Rewards (10 points or 4 Miles) for every S$1 spent on Shoes, Bags, Clothes at Online, Retail or Department stores, locally and overseas.
- S$1 spent = 1 Reward point for all other spend
- 1st year fee waived for Principle and 2 supplementary cards
- Travel privileges which include exclusive offers from different travel websites.
- Citibank Gourmet Pleasures, which includes great dining deals.
- Petrol deals, save with participating petrol companies.
- Citi Rebate, enjoy up to 10% rebate on participating locations.
- Free Travel Insurance
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Terms and conditions of CITI Rewards Card
- Points accumulated are only valid for 60 months.
- Transactions made towards, bill payment, educational institutions, government institutions, non-profit organisations and others will not accumulate points. For the full list, please visit CITI Rewards Card’s T&Cs.
- Only a maximum of 10,000 points per statement month can be earned.
- Points earned cannot be used to offset minimum payment due.
For more info, you can check out CITI Rewards Card’s website.