Credit cards and debit cards may seem like the same thing — after all they're both rectangular pieces of plastic — but they act quite differently. One card provides you with a revolving loan ...

On 1 May, both UOB One and OCBC 360 slashed their rates, each dropping to 3.30% p.a. when you credit your salary and spend on ...

The Straits Times [SINGAPORE] – Applicants for DBS, OCBC and UOB credit cards will be able to use their CPF Life payouts as proof of income under policy updates by the banks. Individuals aged 65 and ...

OCBC and Disney first announced their strategic collaboration in October 2024, covering three of the bank’s core markets: Singapore, Malaysia, and Indonesia. The launch of the Stitch-themed ...

There’s a reason some people refuse to get themselves a credit card. Credit cards tend to have a bad reputation. And a big reason is that so many Americans are saddled with credit card debt. But ...

BNPL plans are typically popular as an alternative to credit cards, but the Klarna Card seems to be combining debit, credit and payment plans into a single card.

Using your debit card for travel, big purchases, or online shopping could cost you valuable rewards, as well as added fraud protection.

SC’s lottery is on track to accept debit card payments starting July 1, enhancing convenience for players. Learn about the projected $52M annual boost.

In Singapore, cards clearly rule the payments scene. According to the FIS Global Payments Report 2023 by Worldpay, credit cards made up 36% of all point-of-sale (POS) transactions in 2022, with debit ...

Best UK debit cards for spending abroad in 2025 Here are six of the best UK-issued debit cards to spend your money with abroad. All of these offer zero per cent foreign transaction fees. Starling Bank ...

Debit card rewards often play second fiddle to perks associated with their credit card cousins. But astute banks are fine-tuning their approach. Debit cards are a popular way to pay. Consumers between ...

So once again, using a debit card over a credit card could, in essence, cause you to lose out on money, such as if the price on your purchase drops after you’ve brought it home.