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Annual Income 2 % Cashback Unlimited cashback on transactions made and processed overseas, in foreign currencies and travel related 2 % Cashback Unlimited cashback on online spend in foreign currencies 2% cashback on overseas and travel related spend. Charge a minimum of S$2,000 in month. No cashback cap. Apply Now OFFERS BENEFITS ELIGIBILITY APR/ FEES Offers Welcome Offers from CIMB OFFER 1 Receive a Marshall Stockwell II (worth S$399) or $250 cash * Promotion valid only for new CIMB cardmembers * A min. spend of S$988 must be made on eligible goods and services within 60 days following card approval * Promotion not valid with other welcome offers * Valid till 28 February 2023 * Terms and Conditions apply Need some help? No worries, we've got you covered! How do credit cards work? Credit cards allow you to spend on your purchases today and make payment in the future, when it’s time to settle your monthly bill. If you miss the monthly payment, you will be charged a hefty interest rate of around 25% p.a. The main draw about credit cards is that they help ease cash flow – you don’t have to suffer an immediate outflow of money as you’re spending ‘future money’. Besides being able to spend before you receive your pay, credit cards also reward you for your spending in the form of cashback, miles or reward points. How do I apply for a credit card? You can apply for a credit card online or using physical forms available at banks. Fill up the personal details required, submit the relevant documents (such as your NRIC and payslip or latest CPF statements), and wait for the application to be approved. Most banks also offer the option of applying via MyInfo using SingPass. Applying via MyInfo speeds up the application process as most of the information required would have been pre-filled in for you. Sometimes, there are promos where you get rewarded cash gifts by applying with MyInfo. What’s the difference between debit cards and credit cards? When using a debit card, the money you spend is immediately deducted from the bank account linked to the debit card. You cannot spend more than the amount you currently have in your account. On the other hand, credit cards allow you to spend on credit. This means that you do not actually make the payment for the purchase until you receive your credit card statement at the end of the statement or calendar month. What are the different types of credit cards available? There are three main types of credit cards: cashback, miles and rewards cards. The credit card you choose would depend on your spending habits and personal preference. You can read this article to find out which of the three types is best for you. If you are looking for a credit card for a specific spending type, you can check out these articles to find the best credit cards for: * Grocery * Dining * Online shopping * Utility bills * Petrol What is the difference between Visa Card, Mastercard and American Express? Visa, Mastercard and American Express are different credit card payment networks. Most credit card providers offer one or two of the card networks for their credit cards. For example, for DBS Altitude, you can get either the DBS Altitude Visa Signature or DBS Altitude American Express. UOB PRVI on the other hand, offers all three options — UOB PRVI Miles Visa UOB PRVI Miles Mastercard and UOB PRVI Miles American Express. From a cardmember’s standpoint, the payment in general does not differ, although there are a handful of places that might not accept American Express cards. The perks offered by these card providers do make a difference, in terms of dining promotions, airport transfers, lounge access, hotel benefits and more. What are the fees involved when using a credit card? The most common fee you’ll incur with a credit card is the annual fee. This annual fee typically falls just under S$200 each year, although it differs from card to card. If you’re not keen on paying this annual fee, you’ll be glad to know that some credit cards come with a free annual fee waiver, while others waive your annual fee when you spend a certain amount each year. Other credit card fees include: * Late payment charge: Incurred if your payment is not received by due date * Overlimit fee: If the total outstanding card balance exceeds the total credit limit at any time * Interest on purchases: Interest incurred on the outstanding amount if there is an amount that remains unpaid, until outstanding is paid in full. This can range from 25% to 28% p.a. What is the minimum balance payment for credit cards? There is a minimum monthly payment you have to make for your credit card bill. This is the amount you would have to pay in the event you are unable to pay your credit card bill. The minimum monthly payment is typically 3% of the total balance or S$50, whichever is higher. But note that the outstanding balance would incur interest charges that are applicable on a daily basis until the full payment is received. How to avoid or prevent credit card fraud? To avoid credit card fraud, you can set up Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) for all your bank accounts. You should be mindful to keep your passwords, PIN code and One-Time Password (OTP) to yourself. During correspondences with your bank or credit card provider, always check the source of the message or email to ensure it is genuine. You can also read this article to get tips on how to prevent cyber attacks and safeguard your money. What credit card promotions are there? If you’ve decided on the credit card to apply for, you can check out the promotions available on SingSaver. These promotions are a further incentive for you to sign up for the credit card, with rewards that range from cash via PayNow to free gifts such as wireless earbuds or GrabFood vouchers. Here’s what you should look out for when signing up for a credit card promotion: * Do you have to be new-to-bank to enjoy the promotion? Most credit card sign up promotions are applicable for new-to-bank cardmembers. If you are an existing cardmember of the bank, you will likely be eligible for a different reward. This reward is typically not as attractive as the reward on offer for new-to-bank cardmembers. * What do you need to do to get the sign up reward? This could simply be having your credit card application approved, or having to activate your new credit card. Others could require you to make a transaction or hit a minimum spend in order to be eligible. When does the promotion expire? Be sure to sign up for the credit card before the promotion deadline. What are the common credit card rewards? Two of the most common types of rewards are air miles and cash back. The rewards provided may differ depending on the cards in use, or the card issuer or banks - some cardholders can earn rewards for simply spending in the form of cash back, air miles, free gifts, gift vouchers and more. Some cards are better suited for certain users such as air miles cards which is best for those who frequently book flights and hotels, enabling them to quickly earn and rack up air miles as well as enjoy the various travel-related benefit a travel-centric credit card might offer. Find a credit card promotion not matter where you are Singsaver takes the financial security of our users very seriously and more than anyone else, we know better that there are products to suit for every niche be it air miles, cashback or reward points. View All Credit Card FAQs Daily Expenses Shopping Annual Fee Waiver Great for * Unlimited 2% cashback on travel, overseas spend and online spend in foreign currencies * Unlimited 1% on all other retail spends * Principal cardmembers enjoy 3 complimentary global lounge access at more than 1,000 airports annually * Charge your full travel fares to your CIMB Visa Infinite and automatically get travel insurance coverage of up to S$1 million for you and your family * No annual fees for life + Up to 4 supplementary cards with no annual fees Need to know * Min. spending of S$2,000 in the statement month to qualify for the 2% cashback * Only Singapore citizens and Permanent Residents may apply * Min. annual income requirement: S$120,000 Benefits YEAR-ROUND REWARDS CASH REBATE All Spending 1 % 1% cashback on all local spend. No min. spend required. No cashback cap. Overseas Spending 2 % 2% cashback on overseas and travel related spend. Charge a minimum of S$2,000 in month. No cashback cap. Travel Spending 2 % 2% cashback on overseas and travel related spend. Charge a minimum of S$2,000 in month. No cashback cap. Online Shopping Spending (Local) 1 % 1% direct cashback on online and retail shopping. Minimum spending of $2000/month. Retail Spending 1 % 1% direct cashback on online and retail shopping. Minimum spending of $2000/month. Local Spending 2 % Dining Spending 1 % Show more Eligibility ELIGIBILITY Minimum Age 21 Min. Annual Income S$120,000 Monthly Spend Required S$2000 APR/ FEES FEES Annual fee No annual fees Foreign Currency Transaction Fee 3.0% REPAYMENT Minimum Payment 3% of the outstanding balance or S$50. Late payment charge If Minimum Payment Due is not received on or before the Payment Due Date, a Late Payment Charge of S$100 will be levied. Interest On Purchases 25.9% Interest On Cash Advance 28.0% Interest Free Repayment Period 23 Days Show more OTHER INFORMATION Credit card type Visa Infinite ISN'T THE BEST PRODUCT FOR YOU? 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