Best Air Miles Credit Cards in Singapore (November 2026)
The best miles credit card in Singapore pays 1.4 to 1.5 miles per S$1 on everything, or 4 on capped categories. 15 cards compared on mpd, fees and expiry.
Cashback vs miles, caps and exclusions, fees and how to use credit without paying 27% interest.
The best miles credit card in Singapore pays 1.4 to 1.5 miles per S$1 on everything, or 4 on capped categories. 15 cards compared on mpd, fees and expiry.

The best cashback credit card in Singapore pays a flat 1.7%, or up to 10% with a cap and minimum spend. Eight cards compared on the banks' own figures.
6 min read
The best credit card for big purchases pays an uncapped 1.5% to 1.7% or up to 1.4 miles per dollar. See what $8,000 earns and what an instalment plan costs.
6 min read
There is no single best credit card in Singapore. We checked 12 cards on the banks' own pages and show which leads on each measure, with the caps and fees.
6 min read
The best rewards credit card in Singapore earns 10X points, about 4 miles per dollar, on about S$1,000 a month. Five cards compared by category, cap and fee.
6 min read
The best travel credit card in Singapore depends on the trip: 4 miles per dollar on flights and hotels, up to 10 lounge visits, or insurance. Nine compared.
7 min read
CIMB credit cards in Singapore charge no annual fee and pay cashback of 1% to 10%. Minimum spend, category caps and income rules explained, November 2026.
6 min read
Our Citi PremierMiles Card review: 1.2 miles per dollar locally, 2.2 overseas, miles that never expire and a S$196.20 fee. The yearly maths, November 2026.
5 min read
Our Citi Rewards Card review: 10 points per dollar on online and clothing spend, capped at S$1,000 a month, with travel excluded. The maths, November 2026.
5 min read
Citibank credit cards in Singapore pay 1.6% flat cashback, up to 8% in set categories, or 1.2 miles per dollar. Rates, caps and fees as at November 2026.
6 min read
Credit card sign-up bonuses in Singapore this month: up to 60,000 miles or S$365 cashback. Minimum spend, fees, end dates and the catch, from bank terms.
15 min read
DBS credit cards compared on earn rate, cap, minimum spend, fee and income, from DBS and POSB pages as at November 2026, plus how DBS Points turn into miles.
6 min read
DBS Woman's World Card vs UOB Lady's Card: both pay 4 miles per $1 on up to $1,000 a month, one on online spend, one on a chosen category. The maths.
6 min read
HSBC credit cards in Singapore pay 5% cashback in set categories, 10 points per dollar or 1.2 miles per dollar. Rates, caps and income rules, November 2026.
6 min read
Our HSBC Live+ Card review: 5% cashback on dining, shopping, entertainment and petrol if you spend S$600 a month, capped at S$250 a quarter. November 2026.
6 min read
Our HSBC Revolution Card review: 10 points per dollar on online and contactless spend, capped at S$1,000 a month, no annual fee. Miles maths, November 2026.
6 min read
OCBC credit cards compared on earn rate, cap, minimum spend, fee and income, from OCBC's own pages as at November 2026, plus its three points currencies.
7 min read
Standard Chartered credit cards in Singapore pay 1.5% uncapped cashback or 1.2 to 3 miles per dollar. Earn rates, caps, fees and points rules, November 2026.
6 min read
UOB credit cards compared on earn rate, cap, minimum spend, annual fee and income, from UOB's own pages as at November 2026, plus how UNI$ convert to miles.
7 min read
The best credit card for dining in Singapore pays 5% to 6% cashback or 4 miles per dollar, with caps. See what $400 a month of meals earns on six cards.
6 min read
The best credit card for overseas spending earns 2 to 2.4 miles per dollar but charges about 3.25% in fees. See the cost per mile on six cards, with sources.
7 min read
DBS Altitude Card review: 1.3 miles per $1 locally and 2.2 in foreign currency, no cap, no points expiry, a $196.20 fee and what changed in August 2026.
6 min read
Debit card vs credit card in Singapore: both cap fraud losses at S$100 under the banks' code, but differ on interest, rewards, overspending and overseas use.
5 min read
UOB Lady's Card review: UNI$10 per $5 (4 miles per $1) on one chosen category, capped at $1,000 a month, with the fee, exclusions and worked maths.
6 min read
The best credit card for groceries in Singapore pays 6% at any supermarket, but only above $800 monthly spend. We show the maths, caps and fees for six cards.
7 min read
The best credit card for utilities bills in Singapore pays 1.5% at most. Many cards exclude utilities, insurance and government bills. Here is who pays what.
6 min read
A supplementary credit card shares your account, and you as principal are liable for every charge on it. Minimum ages, fees and limits from the banks' terms.
4 min read
The best petrol credit card in Singapore saves about 20% to 24% at the pump, but most of that is the station's own discount. We break down five cards.
6 min read
The credit card minimum income in Singapore is S$30,000 a year for citizens and PRs aged 55 and below. MAS rules, foreigner limits, borrowing caps, documents.
5 min read
Your credit score in Singapore runs from 1,000 to 2,000, graded AA to HH. How Credit Bureau Singapore builds it, how to get your report and what lowers it.
5 min read
A credit card annual fee waiver is now mostly requested by app, chatbot or automated phone line. Each main Singapore bank's process, and what to expect.
5 min read
Credit card interest in Singapore is about 27.8% to 27.9% a year once you pay less than the full bill. How it is charged daily, with worked examples.
6 min read
Cashback vs miles comes down to one number: what a mile is worth to you. Work out your break-even cents per mile and the costs that can cancel both.
4 min read