POSB Everyday Card – MoneySmart Review 2018

What I’m trying to say is that you shouldn’t be fooled by POSB Everyday Card’s normie exterior. It’s actually a pretty strong credit card. In fact, it’s one of the very few cashback credit cards in Singapore with decent rebates without a minimum ... ( read original story ...)

Best UOB Credit Cards in Singapore – Credit Card Reviews 2018

Picking a UOB credit card isn’t easy. They have so many credit cards that they even had to make a quiz to help people figure out which credit card they should go for. It’s a pretty mixed bag, too. While they have very solid credit cards in the cashback ... ( read original story ...)

Singapore electricity market deregulation attracts DBS, StarHub

SINGAPORE (Nikkei Markets) -- Singapore's move to liberalize its retail electricity market has attracted unlikely players such as financial giant DBS Group and mobile phone operator StarHub as the barriers separating different industries continue to crumble. ( read original story ...)

The Best POSB & DBS Credit Cards Singapore Review 2018

Even though our beloved DBS / POSB is the most popular savings bank in Singapore, up until a few years ago you would not have associated them with good credit cards. Back then, nobody ever flaunted their DBS credit cards the way rich and successful people ... ( read original story ...)

40% of Singapore customers cancel bank services due to poor CX

Ever thought of switching banks due to a poor customer experience (CX)? Well, you are not alone. This is based on findings from a recent study by Genesys, and Frost & Sullivan, which found 40% of Singapore banking customers stopping or cancelling their ... ( read original story ...)

Singapore, Malaysia stocks rebound as banks advance

Oversea-Chinese Banking Corp. closed 1.4% higher, and DBS Group Holdings and United Overseas Bank rose at least 0.7% each. Nomura said Tuesday that Singapore banks' loan growth will continue to be supported by the robust pipeline of mortgage drawdowns. ( read original story ...)

Outlook for government bonds to remain challenging: DBS report

says Singapore’s DBS Banking Group. In addition to renewed supply pressure into fiscal year 2019 domestically, developed market yields are likely to rise further as monetary normalisation continues, it observed in Tuesday’s daily market report. ( read original story ...)