Don't Accumulate Miles without a Plan | My Miles Strategy
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 พ.ค. 2024
- Beginners Miles Strategy for 2024
🔥 Get the HSBC Revolution Credit Card Here ➡️ bit.ly/dzhsbcrevolution
🔥 Get the UOB Lady's Credit Card Here ➡️ bit.ly/dzuobladys
Hope this video will help those of you who are new to this miles accumulation journey. I went from clocking in Cashback on various cards to accumulating for Miles so that I can offer the business class experience to my mom as soon as possible. Having the personality of a planner, planning for miles was only natural. To get the most miles out of your dollar right now there's the UOB Lady's card offering 6mpd and HSBC Revolution giving 4mpd, combining both of this would cover pretty much all my day to day expenditures.
My Credit Card Combination (for day to day expenses)
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MILES
🍣🛒✈️ HSBC Revolution - bit.ly/dzhsbcrevolution
✈️ UOB Ladys - bit.ly/dzuobladys
🚌 Standard Chartered Smart - bit.ly/dzscsmart
💳 Citi Rewards - bit.ly/dzcitirewards
✈️ Kris+ App Code - bit.ly/dzkrisplus | Key in Code - Z210966
💚 HeyMax - bit.ly/dzheymax
Have a question? Feel free to drop it in the comment section below, or DM me on Instagram :) If you enjoyed this video, give it a like, it'll really help with supporting this channel! Constructive feedback is always welcome!! 🙂
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Connect With Me
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📫 Email - demi.zhuangg@gmail.com
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Books that Changed My Perspective (Life & Money)
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📚 The Pathless Path - amzn.to/3vxYqOu
📚 The Psychology of Money - amzn.to/3vB4g1p
📚 Die with Zero - amzn.to/3ShqkHb
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🇰🇷 Related Essentials
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📞 Korea E-SIM - shope.ee/1LE1IbPRGp
✈️ My Choice for Travel Insurance (easy claim process) - tinyurl.com/dzfwdtravelinsurance
🎥 Jeju Airbnb Tour - • 1 month on Jeju Island
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Disclaimer
Hey guys, I just wanted to mention that with all the videos I've posted to-date it should not be taken as financial, investment or trading advice. All views expressed in the videos are that of mine. Remember to always do your own research before making any decision. All that I've mentioned in the videos are ways and how it has helped ME in my personal finance journey. I hope you take away snippets of insights and if it can be applied to your financial situation that'll be great. I do not represent and will not be liable in any way for the decisions you make after watching the video. 🫡
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Thanks for all the videos on HSBC revolution. I have applied this card using your link👍
Very precise and clear presentation!
Keep it up!
Hope you will consider to share your journey in miles accumulation!
Hi Demi, thank you for the informative video! Love the educational content you're consistently sharing. Sorry if this is a dumb question as I'm rather new to miles chasing, but if the points for UOB expire in 2 years, does it mean I have to redeem the points for flight tickets within 2 years? Or can I store them as miles after the 2-year mark? Thanks!
When you redeem and it goes over to eg krisflyer is a new set of expiry date!
Awesome, thanks for the insights! @@DemiZhuang
Hi Demi! Thanks for sharing your strategy. Can I ask why you decided to save up for miles to a shorter destination (Korea)? Was just thinking that given the availability of budget airlines to this destination or even quality hybrid airlines, would it not make more sense to save up the miles for a longer haul flight (e.g. Europe, US, NZ etc.) to make the most out of the business class experience? Also, if the UOB miles expire in a year, would that also mean that you would need to hit your goals within the year? Thank you!
Hello! As they weren’t part of our plans to travel to. Maybe new zealand but not US or Europe haha. Personal choices.
The points validity lasts for 2 years!
Great video. I will be using these 2 cards for miles accumulation as well. Why not consider adding one more card, UOB PPV? As its more for general spending (Online and Mobile Contactless), can use when max out or cannot be clocked under either card
:) i think the hsbc revolution somewhat covers most grounds already for my spending! But definitely if i need to i’ll go w that!
I definitely recommend going with UOB PPV so that you pool your UNI$ instead of having a separate earning of miles with another bank. UNI$ also expires in 2 years, so it would be better to pool it. Again that depends on your spending habits. I go with UOB PPV and Lady's to pool my UNI$ and anything outside of it, I use Citi Rewards tag with Amaze for online or overseas spending.
Demi, thanks for the video! i’m going to do the same! by the way, if i choose amaze to pair with UOB lady’s card, which category do i choose?
Hello~ whichever category you spend most on!
hi, great video for miles cards! can you share for utilities/insurances/mortage miles strategy? TIA!
hmm i don't have one for this now
Hi Demi, are we able to redeem points with renovation loan?
I’m not too sure about this
hi demi! are the points only available for SQ? would other airlines be available?
KrisFlyer and Asia Miles!
why can't apply the everyday global account if i have my hsbc card?
really? contact the CS in the app maybe they can help!
Hi Demi, I’ll be making big purchases in Paris next week. Which credit card should I apply for such overseas spending which will (1) incur no overseas transaction cost; (2) link to KrisFlyer points redemption? Currently, I have both YouTrip card and Trust card; both not linked to KrisFlyer redemption. My other DBS Women card, though linked to KrisFlyer, will attract overseas transaction fees. In your opinion, which credit card will work best for me? Thanks in advance for your help.
Citi Rewards linked to Instarem Amaze, you lose out on a little bit of FX spread but no fees,
@@DemiZhuang thanks for your prompt reply. Will check it out now.
check this video i did on my spending - using that - th-cam.com/video/MiLfgBmBGd8/w-d-xo.html@@KellyLQL
What card to best accumulate miles if its a big ticket item costing more than 3k? All miles card like got cap and ocbc card don't give bonus for all items.
Maybe can try to ask the merchant to split the bill.
1k to UOB ladies/3k to UOB ladies solitaire (selected category), 1k to instarem + citi rewards combo, 1k to UOB PPV Contactless, 1k to HSBC Revolution etc
to maximise the bonus miles, then followed by general miles accumulation cards with no max cap usually lower earn rate like DBS Vantage (1.5mpd), UOB Prvimiles (1.4mpd), DBS Altitude (1.3mpd)
Ocbc titanium, has a annual cap instead of a monthly cap
@@watchtherapy1068
But ocbc bonus points don't apply to every item. I once bought a laptop online and was not give bonus points
@@watchtherapy1068they nerfed this..from 1 nov 2023, it will be mthly cap of $1000
Hi Demi, do you have any videos you can point me to regarding getting into the cc miles game? I've been using Amex True Cashback card for 3 years now and each time I try to research more about getting another card etc, I just get even more confused. If there's no videos available, would you consider doing one lol and explain it like I'm 5? 😅
Haha hello! Would you check this out first then let me know if it needs further explanation? I’s be able to do a video! It's time... Miles game here I come.
th-cam.com/video/x3S4BXrnqKc/w-d-xo.html
Great video! Why do you think its not worth it to use miles to redeem a SIA Economy Class Tickets? Its still pretty pricey and results in savings
👋🏼🙂! I think my main reason being it’s the affordability of an economy class ticket. I’d rather spend and accumulate for something I’m not willing to spend on which is a business / first class flight experience.
Just my own thoughts!! Of course if you feel it’s ok and results in savings then 👍🏻👍🏻 do it :)
Yeah I totally get that! Just checked- for 54,000 KF Miles you get a return economy ticket to ICN! (Almost same as business one-way) Which is basically cancelling your flight charges and allows spending money on food, stay and fun! It’s just different perspectives and goals! Thanks for sharing the info, Demi. Very insightful and the best breakdown I’ve seen to help understand the miles game. I appreciate it. 🫡
Taking SIN-NRT 11Jan2024-22Jan2024 for example, (the below does not account miles conversion fees). This is in terms if miles value.
Economy Ticket
90000 Miles + $99.40 airport tax vs $1729 cash ticket
1 mile = $0.018106666
Assuming you earn 4mpd, that's $0.0724 back per dollar = 7.24% cashback
Business Class Ticket
140000 Miles + $99.40 airport tax vs $4429 cash ticket
1 mile = $0.0309257143
Assuming you earn 4mpd, that's $0.1237 back per dollar = 12.37% cashback
Can the miles be convert to cash?
If you want cash, just use cashback cards.
Is there an app out there that can help to track miles credit cards n miles in one location?
Not that i know of!
I'm a traveler who just use wise card. Where can I get a card that will give me miles?
People pair citi rewards with instarem amaze but there’s FX spread anywhere from 1.5%-2.5%
Please make a vid to explain the redemption chart for SQ.
what redemption chart?
@@DemiZhuang this one i assume: www.singaporeair.com/saar5/pdf/ppsclub_krisflyer/charts/SQ_AwdChart.pdf
It takes a while to farm 208k miles (assuming 2 pax return trip on Business Saver) but good luck!
Let’s seee! 🙂
HSBC HAVE CASHLINE..,??
What is your credit limit for HSBC..?
Hi Demi, I spend roughly 8-10k per month on facebook/google ads. Which card in the market is best for me?
You're missing out on miles that don't expire!
Here's how you can earn up to 2.2 miles for every S$1 spent.
Amount Spent
SGD 517.89
Missed Miles
670
my question is this notification always coming in my bank im working in Singapore so i no understand about this point what i can do ....?