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Trust Freedom Card Review: Cashback vs Stockback vs Miles
By Kelvin Learns Investing  •  October 2, 2026
Sign up to Trust Bank CODE "R2MQBA4S" ► Join my Telegram https://t.me/kelvinvest Trust Freedom Card review: Trust renamed its Cashback Card and now lets you switch between cashback, stockback and 1.3 miles per dollar, all with no foreign transaction fee. But the 15% cashback on the poster works out to just 5.17% in real life, the 3% stockback drops after 31 December, and the miles mode looks weak next to any 4 mpd card. In this video, I break down what each mode really pays, which one is worth using, where this card beats the miles cards already in your wallet when you spend overseas, and how the up to 100,000 Max Miles sign-up bonus works before it closes on 31 October. ⏱️ TIMESTAMPS 00:00 — Introduction 00:24 — Cashback mode 02:57 — Stockback mode 05:24 — Miles mode 09:00 — Verdict: is it worth getting? 09:26 — The 100,000 Max Miles sign-up bonus None of this is meant to be construed as investment advice. It's for information purposes only. Links above include affiliate commission or referrals. I'm part of an affiliate network and I receive compensation from partnering websites. TAGS #personalfinance #singapore #investing #money #trustfreedomcard #trustbank #creditcard #creditcardsg #cashback #stockback #miles #krisflyer #travelcard #singaporefinance...
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