Singapore miles, cards and investing, explained without the jargon.
I am a Singapore based creator writing about miles, credit cards and investing. I came to this the long way round: a freelance videographer with a background in options trading, who got obsessive about squeezing more out of ordinary spending and ended up flying places I could not otherwise justify.
Everything here is written from the inside. The cards I review are cards I hold and actually pay with, the cabins I write about are ones I have flown, and the portfolios I discuss are ones I own. When I have not tried something myself, I say so.
The reviews are built from each bank's official terms, cross-checked against the fine print rather than the marketing page, and dated so you can see how current they are. Card terms in Singapore change constantly, so I would rather show you the date and the source than pretend a number is permanent.
What I cover
- Miles and credit card strategy
- Award redemptions and transfer partners
- Long term investing and market context
- Personal finance for people starting out
How the reviews are made
Every rate, fee and cap is taken from the issuer's own terms and marked with the date it was checked. Where a figure could not be confirmed from an official source, it is flagged rather than guessed. If something turns out to be wrong, it gets corrected and the change is noted on the article. The full method is in our editorial policy.
Nothing here is financial advice. It is what I do with my own money, written down.