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

Rex

28 June 2024 at 11:00 pm·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.

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.

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.

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.

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.
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?

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

Before you apply for the HSBC Live+ card

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