UOB PRVI Miles MasterCard / AMEX
$2.40

Both cards earn 1.4 miles / S$ locally, or 2.4 miles / S$ overseas, and include travel insurance (check T&C). A newly added feature is 3 miles / S$ on Singapore Airlines, SilkAir, and KrisShop purchases.

The AMEX version gets you a bonus 20,000 miles if you spend $50,000 SGD that year as well as a $45 one-way Changi Airport limo service rebate after spending $1k SGD overseas that quarter, but that may be offset by AMEX not being accepted everywhere.

This is a decent 'general use' card (especially overseas) if you just want one card to use and/or have exhausted 4 mile / S$ options, but locally you can get a lot more miles by thinking and planning a bit.

Earn Rate: 1.4 miles / S$ locally, 2.4 miles / S$ overseas
Minimum Income: $80,000 / year
Annual Fees: $406.60 (MC) / $256.80 (AMEX)
Website: http://www.uob.com.sg/personal/cards/credit/uob_prvi_miles_mastercard.html
Aaron 08 Mar 2015   ⋅   1,627 views
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  • These are decent cards but not nearly as attractive nowadays with the plethora of 4 mile / S$ options on the market. The UOB PRVI Miles cards offer you simplicity in being general use cards that require little thinking, but you pay a hefty price of losing out on almost 3x the miles by not using the best cards for each type of spending. That said, they do have some utility in filling in certain gaps that other cards can't earn 4 miles / S$, such as very very large overseas purchases (non-dining).
    Aaron 25 May 2015
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  • Update: UOB has changed the earning rate of this card to 1.4 miles / S$ locally and 2.4 miles / S$ overseas - down from 1.6 and 2.5, respectively. They've also added 3 miles / S$ on Singapore AIrlines, SilkAir, and KrisShop spending.
    Aaron 25 May 2015