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3 ways to save up on all-time-high petrol costs in Singapore

3 ways to save up on all-time-high petrol costs in Singapore
With the rising cost of fuel over the past few months, what can we do to save up on the cost of fuel? The answer is memberships and credit cards.
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2022 has not been favourable for vehicle owners; the supply shock from the Russian oil ban that has arisen from the escalating Russo-Ukrainian conflict and the restricted Chinese oil refinery market caused by local lockdowns, as well as an increasing demand as economies from other countries recover, has resulted in petrol prices rising to as much as $4/litre for 98 octane petrol for Shell.

According to DirectAsia, the average Singapore car drives at approximately 17,500km annually, while the most common vehicle, the Toyota Corolla Altis, gets an average of 15.4 km/litre.

This means that the annual fuel cost for an average car to drive at an average mileage with the price of the middle tier octane 95 fuel ranging from $3.26 - $3.33 would cost about (17, 500/15.4)* $3.30 ≈ $3,750/year. Fuel costs for less fuel-efficient and luxury cars will be higher than this.

Most common Car Toyota Corolla Altis
Full Tank of Altis 55 litres
Average cost of pumping to full tank $181.50
Average fuel consumption 15.4 km/litre
Average fuel price $3.30
Average annual fuel cost of octane 95 $3,750

So how do we curb the rising cost of fuel? How can we save more money from petrol? There are a few ways that we will discuss in this article.

Summary of petrol benefits

The table below shows the different perks, benefits, and discounts for petrol and diesel from membership from Petrol Station Loyalty Cards, Affiliated Partners, and Credit Cards.

Brand Discount/Perks Benefits
Petrol Station Loyalty Programme
Esso Smiles One point/litre For All Petrol Types
Five per cent OFF when using Esso Credit Cards Applicable to DBS Esso Card
Sinopec X One point/litre Spent on Power98 / SINO Power95 / Diesel
1.5 point/litre Spent on SINO X Power
SPC&U Ten per cent Discount Spent on 92,95 and 98-octane petrol
Up to 15per cent Discount Spent on diesel
Shell Escape 1.2 points/litre Spent on Shell V-power
One point/litre Spent on Shell FuelSave98/95 & Shell Diesel.
Caltex Plus Three points/litre of Techron 150points/SGD
Affiliated Membership Programme
SAFRA 14 per cent Fuel Discount Spent on Caltex 92/95/Diesel
16 per cent Fuel Discount Spent on Caltex Platinum 98.
Automotive Association 16 per cent Fuel Discount Spent on Caltex Platinum 98;
14 per cent Fuel Discount Spent on Caltex 92/95/Diesel.
NTUC 150 LinkPoints/SGD For Esso and Caltex Stations
HomeTeamNS 24 per cent Discount Of any petrol types at Bukit Timah station
23 per cent Discount Of any petrol types at Yishun and Woodlands station
Credit Cards
UOB One Credit Card Up to 22.66 per cent Fuel Savings SPC
Up to 21.15 per cent Fuel Savings Shell
OCBC 365 Credit card Up to 24 per cent Fuel Savings Sinopec
Up to 23 per cent Fuel Savings Caltex
Up to 20.4 per cent Fuel Savings Esso
HSBC Visa Platinum ^^^ Up to 20.2 per cent Fuel Savings Caltex
Up to 18.3 per cent Fuel Savings Shell
DBS Esso Card Up to 21.2 per cent Fuel Savings Esso

Maximise Discounts with Both Credit Cards & Petrol Cards Using the Toyota Corolla Altis as a Control (Each Car will have different fuel tank sizes and varied usage), we will compare the fuel prices for each credit card discount.

We will show the full price of a full tank of the Altis, which is 55 litres, as well as their discounted price and potential savings from discounts.

Esso
Type Orginal Price 30 June 2022 OCBC 365 DBS Esso
92 $3.34x 55L = $183.70 $146.23 (Saved $37.47) $144.76 (Saved $38.94)
95 $3.39 x 55L = $186.45 $148.41 (Saved $38.04) $146.92 (Saved $39.53)
98 $3.86 x 55L = $212.30 $168.89 (Saved $43.41) $167.29 (Saved $45.01)
Diesel $3.17 x 55L = $174.35 $138.78 (Saved $35.57) $137.39 (Saved $36.96)
Caltex
Type Orginal Price 30 June 2022 OCBC 365 HSBC Visa Platinum
92 $3.37 x 55L = $185.35 $142.72 (Saved $42.63) $147.91 (Saved $37.44)
95 $3.42 x 55L = $188.10 $144.84 (Saved $43.26) $150.10 (Saved $38.00)
Premium $4.08 x 55L = $224.40 $188.19 (Saved $51.61) $179.08 (Saved $45.33)
Diesel $3.19 x 55L = $175.45 $135.10 (Saved $40.35) $140.01 (Saved $35.44)
Shell
Type Orginal Price 30 June 2022 UOB One HSBC Visa Platinum
95 $3.42 x 55L = $188.10 $148.32 (Saved $39.78) $153.68 (Saved $34.42)
98 $3.91 x 55L = $215.05 $169.57 (Saved $45.48) $175.70 (Saved $39.35)
Premium $4.13 x 55L = $227.15 $179.11 (Saved $48.04) $185.58 (Saved $41.57)
Diesel $3.19 x 55L = $175.45 $138.34 (Saved $37.11) $143.34 (Saved $32.11)
SPC
Type Orginal Price 30 June 2022 UOB One SPC&U Discount
92 $3.34 x 55L = $183.70 $142.07 (Saved $41.63) $165.33 (Saved $18.37)
95 $3.38 x 55L = $185.90 $143.78 (Saved $42.12) $167.31 (Saved $18.59)
98 $3.86 x 55L = $212.30 $164.19 (Saved $48.11) $191.07 (Saved $21.23)
Diesel $3.16 x 55L = $173.80 $134.42 (Saved $39.38) $156.42 (Saved $26.07)
SinoPec
Type Orginal Price 30 June 2022 OCBC 365 HomeTeamNS
95 $3.39 x 55L = $186.45 $141.70 (Saved $44.75)
98 $3.86 x 55L = $212.30 $161.35 (Saved $50.95)
Premium $3.99 x 55L $219.45 $166.78 (Saved $52.67)
Diesel $3.16 x 55L = $173.80 $132.09 (Saved $41.71)

Fuel Prices are taken from MotoristSG on June 30, 2022.

Petrol station loyalty cards for discounts

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Loyalty programmes are the best way to save up on petrol costs. Loyalty programmes are designed to provide points when you spend money at that petrol station; members can use those points for discounts on petrol or other items sold in the petrol station.

Esso Smiles

Esso Smiles Card allows you to get an instant discount and earn Esso Smiles points for reward redemption. With one litre of fuel purchase = one Esso Smiles point. Plus, earn up to 5per cent rebates when used along with selected credit cards such as the DBS Esso Card.

Sinopec X

The Sinopec X Card allows you to get rewarded with X Points each time you purchase petrol from Sinopec; you can use these X points to redeem cash rewards.

With one litre of SINO Power98 / SINO Power95 / Diesel = one Point, one litre of SINO X Power = 1.5 point. Every 90 X points can be redeemed for $3 off any fuel.

SPC&U card

SPC&U is a loyalty programme for SPC customers to gain discounts and deals from SPC stations. You can receive instant discounts if you register for an SPC&U membership card. You’ll get to enjoy up to 10per cent discount on 92,95 and 98-octane petrol and up to 15per cent on diesel.

Shell Escape

The Shell Escape Card allows you to get exclusive discounts when spending on Shell Stations, with more point accumulation given for those with selected credit cards such as HSBC credit cards. Every one litre of Shell V-power spent = 1.2 points, and every one litre of Shell FuelSave98/95 & Shell Diesel spent = one point.

Caltex Plus

Caltex Plus is a loyalty programme from Caltex that uses their new app, CaltexGo for transaction and point accumulation, Every litre of Techron fuel you pump at Caltex earns you three LinkPoints, and 150 Linkpoints = $1.

For redemption of LinkPoints via CaltexGO, points will be redeemed based on the gross fuel purchase amount followed by card promotions or discounts.

Partnered affiliated membership cards for petrol discounts

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If you are a member of an affiliated partner such as NTUC, Automotive Association, or SAFRA, you can also enjoy promotional discounts on petrol at selected petrol stations.

SAFRA Card

If you are a member of the Singapore Armed Forces Reservist Association (SAFRA), you can enjoy the following discounts when they present your SAFRA Card at any Caltex station, such as 14 per cent off for Caltex Ron 92, 95 Fuel and Diesel, and a 16 per cent fuel discount for Caltex Platinum 98 Fuel only.

NTUC Plus! Card

If you are a Caltex or Esso user, you can earn NTUC Plus! Link Points to get more discounts in the future, with 150 LinkPoints ≈ S$1.

Automobile Association card

Members of the Automobile Association (A.A.) of Singapore can enjoy the following discounts when they present their AA Card at any Caltex station along with other Caltex offers, with up to 16 per cent instant discount on Caltex Platinum 98 and 14 per cent instant discount on Caltex Regular 92, 95 and Diesel.

HomeTeamNS Card

If you are a member of HomeTeamNS, you can enjoy up to 24 per cent Instant Savings on All Fuel Purchase when you fill up your tank at Sinopec just by flashing your HomeTeamNS card to selected Sinopec stations.

With 24 per cent discount at Bukit Timah station, and 23 per cent discount at Yishun and Woolands station

Credit Cards for petrol discounts

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There are some cash back and miles credit cards that provide significant savings for petrol costs, with some cards bringing to as much as 26 per cent savings for you.

There are credit cards that offer discounts when used together with the membership card of the petrol station brand, and there are credit cards that provide a standalone deal when using it for fuel expenditures.

UOB One Credit Card

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  • Up to ten per cent rebate on all spend, S$300/quarter
  • Promotions:
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  • Up to 22.66 per cent fuel savings at SPC, 21.15 per cent at Shell
  • Annual fee: S$192.6, one-year waiver
  • Five per cent rebate on general spend, up to $300/quarter ($2,000 min spend)
  • Up to 10per cent on Grab & select UOB travel, six per cent on utilities bills
  • 3.33 per cent rebate, up to $100/quarter ($1,000 min spend)
  • 3.33 per cent rebate, up to $50/quarter ($500 min spend)
  • UOB SMART$ Rebate Programme

UOB One Card Cardholders who consistently spend $2,000/month earn a five per cent general rebate, up to $300/quarter. This rate is further boosted to six per cent on utility bills and ten per cent on Grab and selects UOB Travel spend.

Those spending $500 or $1,000/month earn 3.33 per cent rebates, up to $50 or $100/quarter, respectively. Cardholders earn up to 22.66 per cent fuel savings at SPC and 21.15 per cent at Shell.

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  • Stand-Out: Up to ten per cent rebate on all spend, S$300/quarter
  • Up to 22.66per cent fuel savings at SPC, 21.15 per cent at Shell
  • Promotions:
  • Annual fee: $192.6, one-year waiver
  • 5per cent rebate on general spend, up to $300/quarter ($2,000 min spend)
  • Up to ten per cent on Grab & select UOB travel, six per cent on utilities bills
  • 3.33 per cent rebate, up to $100/quarter ($1,000 min spend)
  • 3.33 per cent rebate, up to $50/quarter ($500 min spend)
  • UOB SMART$ Rebate Programme

UOB One Card Cardholders who consistently spend S$2,000/month earn a five per cent general rebate, up to $300/quarter. This rate is further boosted to six per cent on utility bills and ten per cent on Grab and selects UOB Travel spend.

Those spending $500 or $1,000/month earn 3.33 per cent rebates, up to $50 or $100/quarter, respectively. Cardholders earn up to 22.66 per cent fuel savings at SPC and 21.15 per cent at Shell.

### OCBC 365 Card

  • High travel & dining cashback plus exclusive travel deals
  • Promotions: No promotion currently being offered
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  • Up to 22.1 per cent savings at Caltex, 20.2 per cent at Esso, 26.8 per cent at Sinopec and five per cent cashback at all other petrol stations
  • Annual fee: $192.6, 2-year waiver, subsequently with $10,000 annual spend
  • Six per cent rebate on dining & online food delivery
  • Three per cent rebate on groceries, land transport, recurring bills & online travel
  • Up to 23 per cent fuel savings with Caltex, 20.4 per cent with Esso, five per cent other stations
  • Free travel insurance, Visa Signature Privileges

OCBC 365 Card is the absolute best everyday card on the market because of its great rates for essentials, lack of merchant restrictions, and easy fee-waiver–features not offered by competitors.

Cardholders earn up to 24 per cent fuel savings with Sinopec, 23 per cent with Caltex, 20.4 per cent with Esso, and 5per cent at all other stations in Singapore. OCBC 365 is one of the best cards for petrol savings as consumers must spend $800/month to access those rates and discounts. While this may seem high, it’s on par with other alternatives.

  • Stand-Out: High travel & dining cashback plus exclusive travel deals
  • Up to 22.1 per cent savings at Caltex, 20.2 per cent at Esso, 26.8 per cent at Sinopec and five per cent cashback at all other petrol stations
  • Promotions: No promotion currently being offered
  • Annual fee: $192.6, two-year waiver, subsequently with $10,000 annual spend
  • Six per cent rebate on dining & online food delivery
  • Three per cent rebate on groceries, land transport, recurring bills & online travel
  • Up to 23 per cent fuel savings with Caltex, 20.4 per cent with Esso, five per cent other stations
  • Free travel insurance, Visa Signature Privileges

OCBC 365 Card is the absolute best everyday card on the market because of its great rates for essentials, lack of merchant restrictions, and easy fee-waiver–features not offered by competitors.

Cardholders earn up to 24 per cent fuel savings with Sinopec, 23 per cent with Caltex, 20.4 per cent with Esso, and five per cent at all other stations in Singapore. OCBC 365 is one of the best cards for petrol savings as consumers must spend $800/month to access those rates and discounts. While this may seem high, it’s on par with other alternatives.

### HSBC Visa Platinum: No-fee cashback & miles

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  • Rebates on local food & petrol, miles for general spend
  • Promotions: Get $200 cashback when you spend at least $500 plus get up to $150 cashback when you apply for supplementary cards
  • If you're an existing cardholder, you'll be eligible to receive $50 cashback
  • Applicants must submit card application between May 1 to July 31,  2022
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  • Up to 20.2 per cent fuel savings at Caltex, 18.3 per cent at Shell
  • Annual fee: $192.6, two-year waiver, subsequently with $12,500 annual spend
  • Five per cent cashback on local dining, groceries & petrol (up to $250/quarter)
  • 0.4 miles per $1 general spend, unlimited

HSBC Visa Platinum card is very distinct in offering both miles and cashback rewards, but it also stands out for its petrol savings and potential fee waiver. Cardholders receive a five per cent rebate on local dining & groceries after $600 minimum spend, plus 0.4 miles per $1 on all general spending, with no minimum requirement.

Cardholders earn up to 20.2 per cent fuel savings at Caltex and 18.3 per cent at Shell, assuming they consistently meet the $600 minimum requirement. Below this spending level, cardholders can still earn 17 per cent fuel savings at Caltex & 14 per cent at Shell. It’s important to note that to access the five per cent rebate–and higher discounts on petrol–cardholders must spend $600/month every month for an entire quarter (three months each). If you charge $2,400 (including $240 at Shell) monthly on your HSBC credit card, you can earn up to 600 points, with every $5 spent on an HSBC Credit Card = one Shell Escape point.

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  • Stand-Out: Rebates on local food & petrol, miles for general spend
  • Up to 20.2 per cent fuel savings at Caltex, 18.3 per cent at Shell
  • Promotions: Get $200 cashback when you spend at least $500 plus get up to $150 cashback when you apply for supplementary cards
  • If you're an existing cardholder, you'll be eligible to receive $50 cashback
  • Applicants must submit card application between May 1 to July 31, 2022
  • Annual fee: $192.6, two-year waiver, subsequently with $12,500 annual spend
  • Five per cent cashback on local dining, groceries & petrol (up to $250/quarter)
  • 0.4 miles per $1 general spend, unlimited

HSBC Visa Platinum Card is very distinct in offering both miles and cashback rewards, but it also stands out for its petrol savings and potential fee waiver. Cardholders receive a five per cent rebate on local dining & groceries after $600 minimum spend, plus 0.4 miles per $1 on all general spending, with no minimum requirement.

Cardholders earn up to 20.2 per cent fuel savings at Caltex and 18.3 per cent at Shell, assuming they consistently meet the $600 minimum requirement. Below this spending level, cardholders can still earn 17 per cent fuel savings at Caltex & 14 per cent at Shell.

It’s important to note that to access the five per cent rebate–and higher discounts on petrol–cardholders must spend $600/month every month for an entire quarter (three months each). If you charge $2,400 (including $240 at Shell) monthly on your HSBC credit card, you can earn up to 600 points, with every $5 spent on an HSBC Credit Card = one Shell Escape point.

### DBS Esso Platinum Card: Top savings for Esso loyalists

  • Top discounts & savings on Synergy fuel at Esso
  • Promotions: No promotion currently being offered
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  • Up to 21.2 per cent fuel savings at Esso
  • Annual fee: $85.6, 1-year waiver
  • Up to 21.1 per cent fuel savings at Esso (+2.2per cent with purchase of 250 litres Synergy fuel)
  • Auto-enrolment into Esso Smiles Driver Rewards Programme
  • zero per cent interest, no-fee instalment plan for motor insurance & road tax

DBS Esso Card is an excellent petrol card for Esso loyalists, offering up to 21.2 per cent fuel savings at Esso, plus 2.2 per cent additional savings after 250 litres of Synergy fuel are purchased. As of June 2022, Esso has low prices of $2.67/litre for octane 92, $2.71/litre when using the DBS Esso card for octane 95, and $3.10/litre for octane 98 petroleum.

  • Stand-Out: Top discounts & savings on Synergy fuel at Esso
  • Up to 21.2 per cent fuel savings at Esso
  • Promotions: No promotion currently being offered
  • Annual fee: $85.6, one-year waiver Up to 21.1 per cent fuel savings at Esso (+2.2 per cent with purchase of 250 litres Synergy fuel)
  • Auto-enrolment into Esso Smiles Driver Rewards Programme
  • Zero per cent interest, no-fee instalment plan for motor insurance & road tax

DBS Esso card is an excellent petrol card for Esso loyalists, offering up to 21.2 per cent fuel savings at Esso, plus 2.2 per cent additional savings after 250 litres of Synergy fuel are purchased. As of June 2022, Esso has low prices of $2.67/litre for octane 92, $2.71/litre when using the DBS Esso card for octane 95, and $3.10/litre for octane 98 petroleum.

Conclusion

With the rising fuel costs for cars, it is not sustainable to not have discounts on fuel.

Alternative to taking public transport or taxis/private hire cars, the best way to save up on fuel costs is to sign up for a loyalty programme from the petrol station brand, be a member of their affiliate partners, or use a credit card that provides discounts. 

ALSO READ: Lower-octane petrols in Singapore back up to $3 level

This article was first published in ValueChampion.

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