Paying income tax via CardUp can be worthwhile if you’re aiming to earn miles, cashback, or meet card spending requirements. However, the usual processing fee can reduce your returns. With promos like LBTAX26R lowering fees to around 1.75%, it becomes more cost-effective—especially for larger, recurring payments. Ultimately, it’s only worth it if your rewards outweigh the discounted fees, so it’s best to assess before proceeding.

Learn how to pay income tax with a credit card via CardUp or iPayMy in 2025—earn cashback or miles along the way. See how it works in my guide.

DBS & UOB AMEX cards will stop earning CardUp rewards from April 2026. Find out what this means for your miles strategy and what to do next—read more.

Planning a trip? Get travel insurance with no minimum spend and stand a chance to win a Dyson Corrale or KrisFlyer miles. Read more to see how to qualify.

Missing a credit card payment can trigger late fees, finance charges, and credit score damage. Learn how to reduce or waive these charges. Read more in this guide.

CFDs are legal and accessible in Singapore, but many retail investors don’t fully understand the risks. Learn what CFDs are before placing your first trade. Read more.

A simple guide to my favourite credit cards. Learn how to navigate sign-up deals, card summaries, and reviews so you don’t miss rewards. Read more to start.

Credit cards are powerful financial tools — but only if you understand how they work. Below are answers to some of the most common credit card questions Singaporeans ask!