Aaron Wong

6 days ago | milelion.com | Aaron Wong

CardUp is a bill payment platform that allows users to earn credit card miles on insurance premiums, tuition fees, taxes, rental, utilities, and other categories of spend that are normally excluded from rewards. While CardUp normally charges an admin fee of up to 2.6%, this can be reduced with various ongoing promotions. In this post, I’ll share the full list of CardUp promo codes you can use to save on fees. How does CardUp work?

1 week ago | milelion.com | Aaron Wong

Citi PayAll has officially launched its promotion for the 2025 income tax season, and unfortunately, it’s not what we were expecting. Last week, a leaked document hinted that Citi was going to repeat its 2024 offer of 2 mpd on tax payments, and 1.6 mpd on non-tax payments. Sadly, there’s been a change of heart. Citi is still offering 1.6 mpd on non-tax payments, but the earn rate on tax payments has been cut to 1.8 mpd (you can compare the leaked and final T&Cs here).

1 week ago | milelion.com | Aaron Wong

Welcome to The MileLion’s Weekly Deal Summary, a round up of all the latest deals and promotions for credit cards, airlines and hotels. Get these posts pushed to your phone by subscribing to our Telegram Channel. Credit Card/Banking Deals💳 DBS Vantage Card offering 85,000 bonus miles with min. spend of S$4,000 in 30 days, for new-to-bank customers [Expires 30 Apr 25]💳 DBS Altitude Cards offering 28,000 bonus miles with min.

1 week ago | milelion.com | Aaron Wong

With the ever-present danger of credit card fraud, many banks now allow customers to put a temporary block on their cards via internet banking or the mobile banking app. By only activating the card when necessary, the “attack surface” for would-be fraudsters is reduced.

1 week ago | milelion.com | Aaron Wong

CardUp is launching a new promotion for income tax payments made with a Mastercard, offering a reduced fee of 1.55% for new customers, and 1.67% for existing customers. This brings the cost per mile down to as little as 0.76 cents—currently the best deal on the market. In fact, it’s even more competitive than the 1.75% Visa card promotion introduced last month. The catch is that redemptions are limited, and there’s a payment cap of S$3,500 for new customers, and S$5,000 for existing customers.