Telco Choices for Malaysians in Singapore
Yoodo, Unifi, Circles.Life, GridMobile, redONE – these are some fantastic telco choices that you should consider for your needs
![[Malaysia] Yoodo – Malaysian Prepaid Telco Review – Dec 2020](https://thebulgingwallet.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/Yoodo_Gank.png)
[Malaysia] Yoodo – Malaysian Prepaid Telco Review – Dec 2020
Yoodo are a customisable/flexible telco that offer plans from as low as RM3/mth. Just how good is Yoodo’s value proposition, when considering price, quality of service and versatility?
![[Malaysians in Singapore] Grid Mobile – Best High Data Mobile Plan – Dec 2019](https://thebulgingwallet.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/og-gridmobile.png)
[Malaysians in Singapore] Grid Mobile – Best High Data Mobile Plan – Dec 2019
Grid Mobile offers really good value with 40GB and 200 minutes of calls per month for $25/mth. To sweeten the deal for Malaysians in Singapore, they include 1GB/mth of Malaysian data. Perfect for short monthly trips!
![[Malaysians in Singapore] redONE – Best Low Data Mobile Plan – Oct 2019](https://thebulgingwallet.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/redone.png)
[Malaysians in Singapore] redONE – Best Low Data Mobile Plan – Oct 2019
redone’s $8/mth plan is probably the perfect plan for many Malaysians living in Singapore, as at October 2019
Wallex – Challenger for Best Money Transfer Platform for SGD->MYR
Wallex might possibly be better than M1 Remit – but you’ll need to have your fee lowered for it to be even more competitive!
![Best Money Transfer Options from Singapore to Malaysia [SGD to MYR – August 2019]](https://thebulgingwallet.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/appicon-m1remit-200.png)
Best Money Transfer Options from Singapore to Malaysia [SGD to MYR – August 2019]
Looking for the best rates for transferring money from Singapore to Malaysia? It’s probably going to be with M1 Remit.
![[Malaysians in Singapore] I’m going to shift my focus to writing for Malaysians living/working in Singapore](https://thebulgingwallet.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/Singapore_malaysia_Flag_400.jpg)
[Malaysians in Singapore] I’m going to shift my focus to writing for Malaysians living/working in Singapore
Time to focus – Malaysians in Singapore!
BigPay – A Malaysian Debit/Credit Card that earns AirAsia Points – Top Ups with Credit Cards Possible!
[Malaysia] BigPay – Free RM10 with referral, waiver international transaction fees, earn a small amount of points on expenditure and top up your card with a Credit Card!