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Heard from radio this morning. POSB everyday card got 5% off SPC, so up to 17%...

 

Wah... very confusing leh. Which one got best deal now???

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Yup [nod][nod][nod]

 

With the SPC card, you'll get 12% and then with POSB Card, you'll get another additional 5%.

 

Total add up would be 17% [nod][nod][nod]

 

But to get 12% using SPC card, you'll have to pump above 500 bucks per month [sweatdrop][sweatdrop][sweatdrop]

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Neutral Newbie

Stanchart xtra saver card gets u an extra 7% "discount" (ie, cashback). But, the catch is that the cashback will only be given to u at end of the mth and u have to maintain a 6k deposit in the account. [:)] Its regardless of whichever station u go to.

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The one at Jalan Buroh has the rewards programme whereby every 10 bucks you pump, they will give you 1 stick to paste on their rewards card.

 

Each card can paste up to 10 stickers.

 

Every 1 card entitles you to exchange for some free gifts. The more cards you have for exchange, the better the gift i.e House Phone, Shampoo ... etc [;)]

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Esso & Mobil

 

9% smiles member discount + 5% for Esso Mastercard holders == 14%

 

u stil get smiles points which you can use to get petrol vouchers for further discount.

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i have been using POSB Everyday card and SPC card.. i always use the cash rebate to offset the petrol bill on the spot and i have calculated at the end the discount is abt 17-18% plus minus.. i usually rebate to make it a round figure.. my petrol consumption is abt 200 odd a mth..

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i have been using POSB Everyday card and SPC card.. i always use the cash rebate to offset the petrol bill on the spot and i have calculated at the end the discount is abt 17-18% plus minus.. i usually rebate to make it a round figure.. my petrol consumption is abt 200 odd a mth..

 

Bro, don't offset payment on the spot. Let the rebate accumulate and use it to offset the Everyday bill instead.

 

Try it out ;)

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