On top of just earning 10 miles per dollar on hotel bookings with the UOB PRVI Miles credit card(s), you will now be able to earn 6 Miles per Dollar for all eligible airline bookings made via UOBTravel - list of participating airlines below!
Read MoreIf like me, you accrue most of your miles with UOB, well great news because between now and 31 December 2016, you will be able to earn 10 miles per dollar spent on Kaligo.com - that's right, this is no longer exclusive to just Citi PremierMiles cardholders! If you sign-up here using my referral link, you will even get 1,000 bonus miles to start you off!
Read MoreEver since HotelClub joined Hotels.com, it has become increasingly difficult to find promo codes that worked with Singapore properties. While I generally do not use OTAs for hotel reservations since the nights do not count towards the loyalty programs that I am interested in, I still use them from time to time if the property I am interested in is a boutique one that does not belong to any major chain. In fact, OTAs like Kaligo which offers 10 bonus miles per S$1 spent on hotels are perfect for clocking up miles for business class flight redemptions.
Read MoreUOB has just announced a brand new credit card - the UOB YOLO (yes, it really stands for You Only Live Once). This is a cash rebate card so mile warriors and chasers can go someplace else now. For everyone else, the UOB YOLO will offer you up to 8% cash rebate on weekend dining and entertainment for local and overseas spend.
Read MoreThere are many differences between the OCBC 360 and UOB One Account but one thing they have is common is apparent - (much) higher interest rates on your savings. Personally, I use the OCBC 360 account but this does not mean it is better. It is simply more suitable for me based on my spending habits. The first question though, is why bother with one of these accounts? Why not just put your money into a regular savings account? The answer is simple - you earn at least 65X more interest (calculated using OCBC 360 account). To put that in numbers, you earn S$1,950 instead of S$30 interest each year!
Read MoreIf you are looking for a credit card discount for the Pan Pacific Singapore (and the other properties within the Pan Pacific Hotels Group), here's one you should definitely not miss! From now until 31 August 2016, save up to 30% off your restaurant bill (including alcoholic beverages!) when you use an eligible UOB Credit Card.
Read MoreWhen UOB Mighty was introduced last month, I was pretty excited - particularly because the previous mobile app was a nightmare to use. As I was getting my morning coffee from Patisserie G this morning (and I paid using my UOB Preferred Platinum Visa for 4 miles per S$1 of course), I received a notification from the UOB Mighty app for a review. According to UOB, UOB Mighty will give you S$5 for each restaurant review you submit.
Read MoreI got an SMS this morning notifying me that all principal holders of a UOB PRVI Miles Card will receive 5 miles per S$1 on Overseas Dining and Shopping between 23 October 2015 to 31 December 2015.
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