Both the Chocolate Visa Card and Trust Freedom Card offer "free miles" on overseas spend, but which one of them has the edge?

Visa Infinite cardmembers in Singapore can now enjoy a free 6-month ALL Accor+ Explorer trial membership with all the ...

Hilton has just launched its largest-ever points purchase promotion, with a 120% bonus instead of the usual 100%. This reduces the cost per point to 0.45 US cents each, and depending on where and when ...

Save 25% off selected awards — including Singapore to most Qatar Airways destinations in Economy — booked by 14 October and travelled by 30 November 2026. Singapore is featured once again this month — ...

Back in March 2026, HSBC launched a new campaign called Fund and Fly, which awarded bonus miles for opening an Everyday Global Account (EGA), transferring fresh funds, and maintaining them as deposits ...

The HSBC TravelOne Card has extended its welcome offers for new and existing HSBC cardholders, which are now valid for applications submitted by 31 October 2026. While it may not be a great card for ...

Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer and Cathay Pacific Asia Miles may be the two most familiar mileage programmes in Singapore, but cardholders actually have a much broader range of transfer options to ...

SIA's next-generation cabin products won't debut this year after all, as supply chain delays and certification issues push the first retrofitted A350-900 into 2027. These products have been a long ...

GXS has launched a new credit card, which it calls — wait for it — the GXS Credit Card. Normally, I would say this constitutes a failure of the imagination, but then again, it’s pretty on-brand for a ...

When UOB launched Singapore’s first Visa Infinite card in 2003, it was positioned as an “exceedingly exclusive card for the mega-rich”. With an annual fee of S$1,500 and a minimum income of S$350,000 ...

At the start of the year, Citi Prestige Cardholders were informed that one of their two complimentary travel insurance policies —the HL Assurance (HLAS) policy provided by Citi —would be discontinued.

Back in June, Singapore Airlines confirmed that its highly anticipated next-generation cabin products would be delayed until Q1 2027, marking the latest setback in what was already a highly protracted ...