HSBC Live+ Card: 8% dining cashback, up to $900 of benefits with SingSaver

Rex
·2-min read

Foodies, the card of your dreams has just been launched. The HSBC Live+ Card will reward you with up to 8% cashback when you dine out. The same cashback rate applies when you shop both at retailers and online, and even on your personal entertainment.

HSBC SingSaver - HSBC Live+ card
Credit – HSBC

Cardholders will even receive a 5% cashback on petrol at Caltex and Shell in Singapore. In total, the cashback is capped at S$250 per quarter. This is apparently the highest of any cashback card in Singapore!

Meanwhile, enjoy exclusive offers on SingSaver when you sign up for an HSBC Live+ Credit Card only till 21 Jul 2024. Apply now and choose your gift from the following:

  •       FLUJO SmartTrax Standing Desk (worth S$699)

  •       Dyson AM07 (worth S$459)

  •       Sony WF-1000XM5 (worth S$429)

  •       a S$300 eVoucher (redeem from merchants such as Grab and Shopee)

Apply here on SingSaver

Get up to $900 worth of benefits with HSBC Live+ and SingSaver

  • S$300 eVoucher when you sign up with SingSaver

  • S$100 cashback from HSBC when you charge 1 qualifying transaction

  • S$500 cashback from Live+ Card over 6 months* (T&Cs applies)

Which spending is eligible for this HSBC Live+ Card offer?

HSBC’s motto for this card is Live life to the +. They are bringing that to life with 4 categories of eligible spending to Dine + Shop + Have Fun.

HSBC SingSaver - eat
Credit – HSBC

  1. Dining – HSBC Live+ has put extraordinary focus on dining cashback. Not only can you earn at regular restaurants and fast food joints, but your purchases at bakeries and even caterers count towards your total. Ordering in? Meals from food delivery platforms such as Deliveroo, FoodPanda and GrabFood also qualify. Diners also get a 15% discount at restaurants in Singapore and over 200 restaurants across Asia.

HSBC SingSaver - shop
Credit – HSBC

  1. Shopping – With both retail and online spending eligible for cashback, earn even more at Amazon and Lazada, DFS, department stores, speciality stores and luxury brands.

HSBC SingSaver - watch
Credit – HSBC

  1. Entertainment – Now, you can be rewarded for watching movies at the theatre (GV, Cathay, Shaw and more) as well as at home (Amazon Prime Video, HBO and more). It even includes music on platforms such as Spotify and iTunes.

  2. Petrol – Fill up at any Shell or Caltex in Singapore and be rewarded.

Note that overseas spending is counted towards your total for all categories besides fuel.

Before you apply for the HSBC Live+ card 

Excited? I know I am applying! Here are some things to know before you do.

  •       The annual fee of S$196.20 is waived for the first year

  •       Annual income for citizens and PRs is S$30,000; for foreigners is S$40,000

  •       Monthly minimum spend is S$600; otherwise, cashback is reduced to 0.3%

Apply here on SingSaver

For a full list of terms and conditions, please see here.

S$300 CDC vouchers in June 2024: How do I claim them?

The post HSBC Live+ Card: 8% dining cashback, up to $900 of benefits with SingSaver appeared first on SETHLUI.com.

Latest stories

  • $99 Billion Bet: Warren Buffett Invests Heavily In 2 Stocks Expected To Jump 19% And 20%, Wall Street Analysts Predict (CORRECTED)

    This piece has been updated by the editor to make corrections on Warren’s current Apple holdings. Warren Buffett's investment strategy is a case study in bold and safe play. Nearly $99 billion is pegged on two iconic names: Apple and Coca-Cola. Through Berkshire Hathaway, Buffett has reduced his Apple stake significantly in 2024, trimming it by about two-thirds. Berkshire now holds approximately 300 million shares of Apple stock, valued at $69.9 billion as of September, down from 905 million sha

  • Cat A COE price drops 10%, premiums down in almost all categories; Singapore home prices set to rise in 2025: Singapore live news

    Yahoo Singapore is featuring a curated selection of some of the biggest, most important, and fascinating news that's making waves online.

  • Anthony Scaramucci Predicts a Market Crash Under Trump — Here’s How To Prepare If He’s Right

    This November, millions of Americans voted to bring Donald Trump back to the White House. Many of them made their decision based on the belief that he would strengthen the economy. However, many...

  • Keppel DC REIT Announces a S$1.4 Billion Acquisition: 5 Things That Income Investors Need to Know

    The data centre REIT’s assets under management will jump sharply and the transaction will also be DPU-accretive. The post Keppel DC REIT Announces a S$1.4 Billion Acquisition: 5 Things That Income Investors Need to Know appeared first on The Smart Investor.

  • Nvidia crushes expectations, more than doubling its profit amid a 94% surge in revenue as AI demand booms

    Nvidia topped analyst estimates across all metrics on its third quarter earnings call.

  • Super Micro Stock Falls Back After Big Gains. Why There Could Be More Swings.

    Shares of Super Micro Computer the server company closely tied to the semiconductor industry, were falling Wednesday after they jumped more than 30% the day before. The reason for the big gain was the company’s plan to stay listed on the Nasdaq exchange. Super Micro said earlier this week it should now be able to complete its forms for the fiscal year ended in June as well as for the third quarter.

  • XPeng Launches its First Store in Singapore: 3 Things You Should Know About This Chinese EV Company

    Recently, Chinese electric vehicle maker, XPeng, announced its official entry into the Singapore market. Here are several interesting facts about this company. The post XPeng Launches its First Store in Singapore: 3 Things You Should Know About This Chinese EV Company appeared first on The Smart Investor.

  • What's The Average 'Upper Class' Retirement Nest Egg? Here's A Look At What The Wealthiest 20% Have Stashed Away

    You're scrolling through social media and another friend is showing off their latest Mediterranean cruise. It's hard not to wonder – are they living the dream or ignoring the whole "retirement savings" thing? If they're part of the upper class, there's a good chance they have the money to fund both their vacations and their future. But how much have they saved for retirement? And where do you stand? Don't Miss: The number of ‘401(k)' Millionaires is up 43% from last year — Here are three ways to

  • Alibaba raises $5 billion in dual currency bond deal

    (Reuters) -Alibaba has raised $5 billion in a dual-currency bond, China's biggest e-commerce company said on Wednesday, marking the largest deal of its kind in the Asia-Pacific this year. The coupons on the dollar bonds were 4.875% for the 5.5-year bond, 5.25% for the 10.5-year and 5.625% for the longer-dated bond. Alibaba intends to use the net proceeds from the offering of the notes for general corporate purposes, including repayment of offshore debt and share repurchases.

  • Palantir Is Best S&P 500 Stock in November. This Chemical Materials Company Is the Worst.

    With the holiday season quickly approaching, a software company has found itself top of the good list in November. Palantir Technologies has been the best performer in the this month, while chemical materials company Celanese has fared the worst through Wednesday’s close of trading, according to Dow Jones Market Data. Palantir has gained 49% this month, putting the stock on track for its best monthly performance since February.

  • Alibaba Group Holding Limited (BABA): A Bull Case Theory

    We came across a bullish thesis on Alibaba Group Holding Limited (BABA) on wallstreetbets Subreddit Page by FerociousTiger1433. In this article, we will summarize the bulls’ thesis on BABA. Alibaba Group Holding Limited (BABA)’s share was trading at $88.59 as of Nov 15th. BABA’s trailing and forward P/E were 22.94 and 10.27 respectively according to Yahoo Finance. […]

  • SATS 1H FY2025 Results: Revenue Soars Amid Aviation Recovery

    SATS delivers 116.4% revenue growth and returns to profitability in 1H FY2025, driven by aviation recovery, strategic partnerships, and sustainability. The post SATS 1H FY2025 Results: Revenue Soars Amid Aviation Recovery appeared first on The Smart Investor.

  • Top Dividend Stocks To Consider In November 2024

    As global markets navigate the uncertainties surrounding the incoming Trump administration's policies, investors are witnessing fluctuations in major indices and sector performances. With financials and energy shares benefiting from deregulation hopes while healthcare faces challenges, dividend stocks can offer a stable income stream amid such market volatility. In this context, selecting robust dividend stocks becomes crucial as they can provide consistent returns regardless of broader...

  • Nokia's US shares rise after T-Mobile says no plans to stop partnership

    Nokia shares closed down around 7% after Earl Lum of EJL Wireless Research said in a LinkedIn post there is a chance that Nokia could be dropped by T-Mobile in favor of Swedish firm Ericsson. "We have made no decision to end our working relationship with Nokia, and any reports in the media implying this are untrue," T-Mobile said in a statement.

  • 8 Signs You’re Totally Not Ready To Retire in 2025

    Even if you enjoy your job, it's not abnormal to be stealthily eyeing the calendar, counting down the months to retirement. Perhaps you've determined that 2025 is it, the year you've been waiting your...

  • Top Three Dividend Stocks To Consider

    As global markets navigate the uncertainties surrounding the incoming Trump 2.0 administration's policies and fluctuating interest rate expectations, investors are keenly observing sectoral shifts influenced by potential deregulation and geopolitical dynamics. Amidst this backdrop, dividend stocks remain an attractive option for those seeking steady income streams; these stocks often belong to companies with robust financial health and a commitment to returning value to shareholders, making...

  • VW union proposes $1.6 bln of cuts, Ford to cut European jobs

    STORY: Volkswagen workers offered to support $1.6 billion in cost savings on Wednesday (November 20).But that's only if the automaker rules out closing plants in its home German market.They further warned VW would face a historic battle if it pushed on with major cuts.The proposal comes a day ahead of a third round of key talks between workers and management.They're due to discuss pay cuts and factory shutdowns in Germany.It comes as Europe's biggest automaker struggles with high costs and Chinese competition.The leading IG Metall union said Wednesday's offer was dependent on stakeholders pitching in.That includes VW's controlling Porsche and Piech families.Reuters saw an internal VW memo from one board member.It said management welcomed that unions were open to tackling labor costs and capacity, but they added factory closures couldn't be ruled out.Any factory closure would be a first for Germany in the group's 87-year history.The union's proposal included forgoing bonuses for next year and 2026, among other savings.On Wednesday, works council chief Daniela Cavallo said it was not blind to the market changes.But she added overcapacity could be tackled without shedding jobs.Strikes at the majority of the carmaker's German sites are possible from December 1.The company has said deep cuts at its core VW brand are needed to make it fit for the future.VW rival Ford also showed on Wednesday the struggles that carmakers face in Europe.The U.S. giant said it would shed around 14% of its European workforce.It blamed major losses in recent years made worse by weak demand for EVs, and rising competition.It said the 4,000 job losses would be mostly in Germany and the UK.

  • Qualcomm Plans for Life After Apple. It’s Coming for Intel and AMD.

    Qualcomm is aiming for an additional $22 billion in annual revenue from providing chips for PCs, vehicles, and the Internet of Things,

  • Bitcoin Surges Above $94,000 to All-Time High. What’s Behind the Surge.

    The stars appear to be aligning for the crypto industry ahead of the Donald Trump's second term in office.

  • McDonald's Plans New Value Offerings for 2025 Amid Global Sales Dip

    The proposed value strategy is pending approval from franchise operators but is expected to pass