Lifestyle Upgrade Masterclass

​Fly Business Class for Less. Build a Lifestyle That Lasts.

​A free masterclass for working Singaporeans who want to learn how to use credit cards and miles more strategically, travel better for less, and learn how some people build income to support the lifestyle they want long term.

• ​How to fly business class at economy class prices using credit card & miles

• ​Get up to speed on what changed in the miles game for 2026 and where the better value may now be

• ​Discover how some people plan for income that can continue supporting the life they want over time with the Iron Rice Bowl concept

​Most people think Business Class is for big spenders, frequent travellers, or people who somehow know all the “miles hacks.” Usually, it is not.

​A lot of working Singaporeans are already spending enough each month to get there. The problem is that most of that spending is not being captured properly.

• ​“I just use one card for everything” — which usually means miles are earned far slower than they could be

• ​“I’ll transfer my points first and decide later” — which can lock value into the wrong place too early

• ​“Miles are too troublesome” — which is often only true when there is no system behind it

​So the money gets spent anyway. But the value never really gets captured. And that is the bigger issue.

​Most people are not just missing out on better travel. They are also missing the deeper principle: the people who tend to live well over time usually do not just earn more. They build better systems.

​That is what this masterclass is about:

• ​How to use credit cards and miles more strategically so you can travel business class

• ​How to think about the kind of system that can support your lifestyle over time

​What You’ll Walk Away With

• ​Which cards are best for miles accumulation, and what each one is actually good for

• ​What to use for dining, online spend, travel, bills, and everything else

• ​The mistakes that cost most people miles (and their business class ticket)

• ​What changed in the miles and points landscape for 2026, and where the better value may now be

• ​How to go from chasing one reward to building a smarter lifestyle system

• ​How to go about creating more ways to support the life you want over time

​Earning a Living Doesn’t Look Like It Used To

​Our parents could count on one paycheck to carry them for decades. One company. One predictable route. Most people don’t get that anymore.

​These days, living the way you want takes more than a bigger salary. It takes a plan with several sources of support behind it. That may include the way you use your spending, how you structure what comes in, and how you stop relying on a single paycheck.

​That’s what this session is really about. Not just how to travel smarter, but how to build the financial foundation that makes the desired lifestyle possible.

​Did you know? If you are already spending $3,000 to $5,000 a month, you may already have enough to work towards a Business Class trip with the right setup. Many people already have enough. They are just using the wrong setup.

​A better lifestyle starts with a better system.

​Who Should Join

• ​Working Singaporeans, generally between 35 and 60, who want to learn how to get more value from their spending

• ​Anyone with an interest in miles and travel — even if you do not travel frequently

• ​People open to thinking more seriously about the system supporting their lifestyle over time

• ​Beginners — no prior knowledge of miles or credit cards needed

• ​Couples are welcome (register one spot per person)

​Your Speaker

​Anders Chen
Travel Strategy and Smarter Experiences · Director, Samepage Travel

​Anders Chen is the Director of Samepage Travel. He has spent years helping people travel better — whether that’s navigating corporate travel for firms across banking, law, oil and gas, and aerospace, or designing off-the-beaten-path experiences for families and couples who want something more than the usual itinerary.

​Beyond the logistics, Anders brings a genuine passion for uncovering destinations most people haven’t thought to explore yet. It’s what drives both sides of his work — finding the smarter route, whether for a corporate delegation or a family looking for their next memorable trip.

​This educational talk has not been reviewed by the Monetary Authority of Singapore.