2.4 miles per dollar on overseas spend and up to 8 complimentary airport transfers to Changi Airport each year - get S$100 bonus cash reward (applicable to both new and existing customers) with a sign-up of the UOB PRVI Miles American Express Card.
Read MoreSuper Season 1 by ShopBack GO is offering 1-for-1 (essentially buy one get one) deals as well as the opportunity to pick up S$60 bonus cashback along the way!
Read MoreThe new KrisFlyer UOB Credit Card looks great but the only caveat is this - all the 'Accelerated Miles' will only post AFTER your card's membership year. This means to say that you will only expect to see your bonus miles next year!
Read MoreSingapore Airlines and UOB have just announced a brand new credit card which offers an attractive earn rate of 3 KrisFlyer miles per dollar on Singapore Airlines (including SilkAir and Scoot) expenses, online shopping, transport and most importantly, dining. The brand new KrisFlyer UOB Credit Card is now available for application online and you can do it very quickly (takes just a minute!) if you have internet banking set up with UOB.
Read MoreExecutive Chef Fong Chee Chung of Carlton City Hotel Singapore has just introduced a refreshed contemporary menu for Plate - the hotel's all-day dining restaurant. New items on the menu (including appetisers and mains) will showcase international flavours and they will cater to both business as well as leisure guests in the heart of Singapore's downtown.
Read MoreEarn 10 miles per dollar (or more specifically, 50 miles for every S$5) on Expedia when you book hotels, selected flights and packages on Expedia using a UOB PRVI Miles Card. All bookings will have to be made via the special landing page by 31 March 2019 for travel until 31 July 2019.
Read MoreAs some of you may know, the UOB PVRI Miles Visa Card is a Visa Infinite credit card even though it is not marketed as one - the card face simply shows Visa (without Platinum, Signature or Visa Infinite branding under it). It seems that from 01 April 2018 however, UOB will be making it a Visa Signature card officially. There will be no changes to the earn rates and you will continue to earn miles (in the form of UNI$s) on local and overseas spend at 1.4 and 2.4 miles per dollar respectively.
Read MoreUOB used to be one of the banks to go to for credit cards (especially for us mile-chasers) and at one point in my life, I have held over five credit cards from this bank alone. I loved that the fact that the UNI$s (the name for UOB's point currency) accrued from all cards were pooled into a singular account (which means you only paid the FFP transfer fee once) and how they seem to have a card for every significant purpose. However, in my opinion, the bank has gone downhill from where it was, at least where credit cards are concerned.
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