It’s been almost 30 years of “the men don’t get it”, and in terms of shopping, wellness, beauty and fitness, no other card comes close to the UOB Lady’s Card. UOB constantly finds new ways to delight women in Singapore with exclusive benefits, rebates and rewards, and this year end, they are bringing you yet another exclusive promotion.
Shop to your heart’s content on your UOB Lady’s Card and get a chance to win a branded bag of your choice. Here’s what the promotion is all about:
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- Base Earn Rate
- S$5 = 1X UNI$ (or 0.4 miles per S$1)
- Category of Choice
- S$5 = Up to 25X UNI$ (equivalent to 10 miles per S$1)
- Min. Spend
- S$0
[CHRISTMAS GIVEAWAY + FLASH DEAL]
The first 100 customers can get S$50 Cash + Apple Watch SE 40mm (GPS) (worth S$399), the next 100 customers can get S$50 Cash + Apple AirPods 4 Noise Cancellation (worth S$299) and the remaining customers can get S$50 Cash when you apply and spend a min of S$1,000 in Eligible Transactions! T&Cs apply.
Additionally, enrol in our Rollin' Rewards campaign for FREE and stand a chance to win 50,000 SmartPoints and redeem epic rewards!
What is this promotion?
UOB is partnering with Reebonz to give you your dream deal of being 1 of the 10 lucky winners to choose a bag from brands like Salvatore Ferragamo, Mulberry, Valentino Garavani and more! How? Simply spend on your UOB Lady’s Card. Every S$50 you spend in a single transaction earns you one lucky draw chance. Every S$50 equivalent you spend in a foreign currency in a single transaction earns you two lucky draw chances. Chances will be accumulated from 27 November 2017 to 31 January 2018.
With the festive season upon us, it’s about time to start accumulating your chances. There is no better time than now to pull out that piece of plastic (or your exclusive rose gold metal UOB Lady’s Solitaire) for your year-end holiday shopping.
All you have to do is simply enrol for the promotion: SMS Reebonz<space>NRIC to 77862
What rewards does the UOB Lady’s Card earn me?
On top of accumulating your chances, continue earning UNI$5 with every S$5 spent at local department stores, online shops in foreign currencies and overseas shops. With your UNI$, you can redeem 2 air miles for every S$1 spent.
If you have the UOB Lady’s Solitaire Card, it allows you to get even more. Earn yourself UNI$10 with every S$5 spent at luxury brands, online shops in foreign currencies and overseas shops, and redeem your UNI$ at a rate of 4 air miles for every $1 spent.
There is nothing better than enjoying your retail therapy while chalking up air miles to jetset to your dream destination next year. At the same time, grab this opportunity to accumulate your chances to win the dream bag of your choice!
But the real value of the UOB Lady’s Card is in the discounts
Whether you own the UOB Lady’s Card or the UOB Lady’s Solitaire Card, remember to make full use and enjoy UOB’s broad range of benefits and discounts from now till the end of the year.
With the UOB Lady’s Card, you can enjoy 15% off at Reebonz with a minimum $499 spend, or 20% + additional 3% off at ZALORA with a minimum $150 spend. You can also enjoy other benefits like:
- 20% at Under Armour’s online store with a minimum $100 spend
- 20% off regular-priced items at Skin Inc
- 15% off regular-priced items and additional 5% off sale items at Nine West
Out for a family staycation at Sentosa? The UOB Lady’s Card gives you a 15% discount at a variety of dining options at Capella Singapore, Shangri-La’s Rasa Sentosa Resort and 10% discount at W Singapore – Sentosa Cove.
Here’s how to apply
If you haven’t got the UOB Lady’s Card yet, you can apply for it here.
The UOB Lady’s Card has a minimum annual income requirement of $30,000 for Singaporeans and PRs, and $40,000 for foreigners. The UOB Lady’s Solitaire Card is open to anyone with a minimum annual income of $120,000.
Of course, you have to be female to apply for either card.
Apply now before you miss the chance to win the dream bag of your choice!
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This article is brought to you in collaboration with UOB.