Choose your preferred fractional shares to earn as cashback with our Tiger BOSS Debit Card now!!

Tiger_SG
10-22

Hey Tigers!

I kid you not - you can now select either one of top 5 US stocks (AAPL, MSFT, NVDA, AMZN or GOOG) as fractional shares to earn as cashback with our Tiger BOSS Debit Card! Ain't that sweet!

If you recall, previously we were offering TSLA shares during the launch of the Tiger BOSS Debit Card. Thereafter, we made a switch and offered NVDA as it was gaining popularity so as to bring value for our users.

That said, we understand that nothing beats having flexibility to select your preferred fractional shares to redeem with your cashback value and hence...

TA-DAH! You can now do so in-app!

This was one of the most highly requested enhancement by our users and hence it brings us great joy to be able to offer this for our beloved users. How do you activate this you may ask? Read on to find out more!

How to select your preferred fractional shares

To be honest, I am not too sure what to write over here given that it is as simple as per the image below. Very simple, very useful indeed.

Some things to highlight though:

  • You may toggle such that none of the stocks will be auto redeemed upon hitting a S$1 redeemable value. This allows you to store your redeemable value till whenever you ever wish to redeem depending on market outlook.

  • Assuming you have S$50 redeemable value and are ready to redeem your preferred shares (e.g. GOOG), toggling 'GOOG' on would mean a full redemption of S$50 as GOOG fractional shares. So if you are keen to own a fraction of all other available shares, you might want to toggle off auto-redemption, accumulate again and do a one-time redemption of other preferred shares when you've amassed some redeemable value again.

With that said, we hope you'll put the Tiger BOSS Debit Card to good use and start earning as you spend! What other enhancements would you hope we'll innovate? Comment down below!

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  • Universe宇宙
    ·10-23
    @TigerGPT how to bookmark this post and how to access this post again after bookmark?
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  • Surfing The Markets
    ·10-30

    Great article, would you like to share it?

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