You can use ANZ ATMs.Dert42 wrote:My Citi ATM card ONLY works in Citi ATMS.
Tested in desperation and in non desperation.
Oh i went to change my phone number with them the other day. It took 5 business days.
Like we don't live in a world of technology...
My address change and phone number change took about a day, but I did it online. If you do it at a branch (paper form) then yes it has taken me 5+ days.atm? is an interbank network in Singapore, connecting the ATMs of six of Singapore's eight qualifying full banks, with the non-participating QFBs being BNP Paribas and ICICI. As of 2006, there are 143 atm? ATMs island-wide. The network was established in April 2005.
atm? is also one of the few interbank networks that does not charge its customers for transactions via another member bank's ATM, having removed all interbank transaction charges on April 4, 2006.
atm? is the primary network of the following banks listed below:
Citibank Singapore
HSBC
Maybank
ANZ
Standard Chartered Bank
State Bank of India
Hi Aster, is there a fee for loading to the Imagine Card? Also do you know if there are any MasterCard or visa prepaid which you can do the top up with and still get the 4 points?aster wrote:3. Must-have cards. Here the big one is ironically the Woman's World MC (WWMC), which of course you can still apply for as a guy. This card gives 4 miles/$ on online spend up to a $2k limit (8k miles) per month. Don't be so worried about the online aspect though. You can use this card to top-up prepaid debit cards like the Imagine AMEX card (they allow up to $1000 balance, but you can have up to 5 cards registered). This way you get the 4 miles/$ just for topping up, and then you can use the prepaid Imagine Amex for your regular spend... at Cold Storage for instance. BOTTOM LINE: this is an easy way to spend $2k each month for a guaranteed 8,000 miles.russch wrote:What is considered average vs. good on mileage accrual on local cards? I get 3x per 1$ on travel and 2x on dining/entertainment as a baseline. Just curious..
* is it a one-time thing or would it be recurring?khoa.d.pham wrote:Hi all.
For repatriating money back to Australia, what would be the bank which you would recommend?
Recurring, it would be at least 80k a year and probably spread over a couple of transfer per year.nakatago wrote:* is it a one-time thing or would it be recurring?khoa.d.pham wrote:Hi all.
For repatriating money back to Australia, what would be the bank which you would recommend?
* how much money would it be?
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