Saving & Spending
The new OCBC Frank card has lost its appeal
By SimplyJesMe  •  September 15, 2015
Guest post by Coftea With its 6% cashback given for online spending, the OCBC FRANK card is every online shopper’s must-have. Well, not from 1st Oct 2015 onwards when the new changes come into effect. Good things tend not to last. What’s so bad about it? FRANK is turning into every other card out there, tempting you with attractive benefits but making the requirements hard to achieve. And it has lost its focus on online spending, foraging into cashback for offline spending on entertainment. It is no longer as frank anymore. Let’s run through what’s so bad, from the worst to the worse. A minimum of $400 offline spending is required to get 6% cashback on online spending You probably need to read it twice, but yes it sounds counter-intuitive. It’s like studying literature to get better at math. Moving forward, we can’t just spend everything online and hope to get 6% ......
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By SimplyJesMe
I am Jes, a co-founder of SnackFirst, which serves happiness in the form of tasty snacks with free delivery. My adventures on starting this business is all under #SnackFirst. I used to #Travel overseas for work frequently but this made me so tired of the corporate world #SimplySalesTalk. So I left my $100,000 job to start my business venture. I still love to plan my own travels and if possible, drive and explore on my own even in foreign countries #YOLO!
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