The credit card market in Singapore has a new entrant with the launch of a brand new travel card – the OCBC 90°N Card. The card comes with privileges and promotional offers for mile-chasers, but how does it stack up against other existing miles cards? We examine it today with two other popular air miles cards in the market – Citi PremierMiles Card and DBS Altitude Card. Read Also: Beginners Guide To Credit Card Air Miles In Singapore Annual Fees And Income Requirements 90°N PremierMiles Altitude Annual Fees $192.60 (waived for the first year) Get 10,000 miles with annual fees paid from the second year $192.60 (choose between earning 30,000 miles by spending $7,500 within 3 months and paying the annual fee, or earn 10,000 miles by spending $3,000 within 3 months with

The Straits Times Index (SGX: ^STI) is up just 1.2% so far for the year. With the US-China trade war, Hong Kong protests, Brexit, and general economic slowdown worrying investors, it’s not surprising to see the Singapore stock market languishing. If you are looking for stock ideas amid all the macro fears, you have come to the right place. Using our data provider, S&P Global Market Intelligence, and a Magic Formula methodology popularised by Joel Greenblatt, we found some of the best stocks for the month that could go on to perform well. The basic premise of the Magic Formula is to find the 30 best shares in the market as ranked by their cheapness and their quality and to hold on to that basket of shares for a year before repeating the ranking process. For a deeper underst