A dollar saved is a dollar earned. As I continue to pursue my interest in S-REIT Investment through s-reitinvestmentblog.sg, I am also increasing aware of the amount of money which I will save through these credit cards.

Therefore, the purpose of this blog is to consolidate all these credit card offers or rebates which we will be using everyday. I hope that this blog can be a one-stop blog on credit card rebates so that you can use and save money.

Moreover, I am going to post all the major discounts and perks that I currently enjoy for only one purpose. When I need to find data, I know where to look for it all at one place. :-)
Showing posts with label Online Purchase. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Online Purchase. Show all posts

Monday, May 15, 2017

Review of my Credit Card Savings

Hi everyone, here is an update on how I use my credit cards to save money. Here it is.

From Citibank CashBack Card (Dividend Card)

Groceries - $6000 yearly purchase => $300 rebate ($25 x 12 months)
Esso Petrol - $2400 purchase => $192 rebate (8% Cash rebate)
Singtel - $2400 purchase => $6 rebate (0.25% Cash rebate, more to topup the $888 minimum)
Weekend Dining - $1200 purchase => $96 rebate (8% Cash rebate)

From Singpost Standard Chartered Card 

Insurances - $1400 yearly purchase => $88 rebate (7% Cash rebate)
Online Purchase - $2000 purchase => $140 rebate (7% Cash rebate)
Travel (Online) Purchase - $3000 purchase => $210 rebate (7% Cash rebate)

From DBS Visa Debit Card (Paywave or Samsung Pay)
Provided that you don't make 3 withdrawal from ATM every month

Department Store - $1200 yearly purchase => $60 rebate (5% Cash rebate)
Other Purchase - $2400 purchase => $120 rebate (5% Cash rebate)


From POSB Everyday Card 

SP Services - $1400 yearly purchase => $14 rebate (1% Cash rebate)

Total Savings = $1646 per year

Monday, November 17, 2014

CIMB Credit Cards : Visa Signature

CIMB Credit Cards : Visa Signature



CIMB Visa Signature is offering 3.8% Cash Rebate on Dining, online purchases etc. I think it is a good card to start especially when you are starting to work (without families to feed, no car to finance etc.)

Drawback is that it needs a minimum of $500 spend which I don't really like. (I don't like minimum spend)


Hmmm... Maybe I should have a singles profile to cater to their needs. But need to understand more.