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Pay insurance premiums with your credit card via CardUp

The CardUp Team May 9, 2022 1:05:00 PM
Pay insurance with a credit card through CardUp

 

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How much can you earn or save by paying your insurance through CardUp?

While there is no fixed and absolute amount you should be spending on your insurance premiums, it still is a substantial recurring expense. Even though putting them on your credit card with CardUp comes with a small processing fee per transaction, the potential rewards earned on your cards can still easily outweigh this fee.

Here's how:

✈️ Scenario 1: Miles

While simply putting your insurance premiums on your credit cards through CardUp might not earn you sufficient air miles for a flight, combining them with your other spend would get you a luxurious getaway for cheap!

By combining your premiums with other CardUp spend such as helper salary, rent, education fees, electricity bills and more, you might just be able to earn sufficient miles to fly business class to Japan at just half the price:

 

Payment type Spend

Get225 Discounted fee

(2.25% per transaction)

Earn

(1.4 miles per dollar)

Insurance premiums S$830 per month S$123,30 per month = SS$1,4790.60 per year

94,135 air miles

Worth S$4,000 when redeemed for a return business class flight to Tokyo, Japan!

Rent S$2,900 per month
Education fees S$900 per month
Helper salary S$650 per month
Electricity bills S$200 per month
Total S$65,760

 

Through CardUp, you're now able to earn sufficient miles to fly to Japan on business class (worth $4,000), while paying only $1,480 in fees!

> Read more: Best air miles cards to earn more miles on CardUp

 

Learn more about our 2.25% fees

💰 Scenario 2: Cashback

A popular cashback card in the market is the Maybank Platinum Visa card, which gives up to 3% cashback on all online payments, CardUp spend included. Making your payments through CardUp (e.g. your monthly insurance premium of $830, and electricity bill of S$200) – should easily allow you to hit the spend of S$1,000 every month for each quarter to qualify for the maximum S$100 quarterly cashback (i.e. S$400 yearly cashback).

> Read more: Best cashback cards to maximise rebates on CardUp

 

How to get started

CardUp makes paying your insurance premiums a breeze! Here's how you can get started setting up recurring payments in a few minutes, allowing you to spend less time making payments and more time enjoying the benefits of your cards:

  1. Sign up for a free account, or log in to your existing account
  2. Select "Insurance" as your payment type
  3. Choose a pre-loaded insurance provider or add a new recipient if your provider is not listed. Fill in the relevant details, such as the provider's name and bank account number
  4. Fill in your payment amount and details
  5. Select your credit card, review and confirm your payment!

 


 

Your insurance premium payments should not be something that you dread each time it comes around. With CardUp, you'll be able to rack up even more rewards on your favourite credit cards, while staying insured at the same time. 

 

Enjoy 2.25% fees on all personal payment with promo code GET225. Learn more!

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