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Empowering motorists

UnionBank Shell Power card holders can enjoy rewards from Shell fuels, service centers

- By Dylan Afuang www. unionbankp­h.com/r/GetUBShell­PowerCardn­ow.

IT’S NO SECRET that cars cost a pretty penny. Aside from the vehicle’s acquisitio­n price, related expenses extend to the car’s registrati­on and insurance — as well as to the costs of upkeep, fuel, and toll fees that cars require and accrue over time. Second only to owning a home, car ownership is, after all, considered as one of the biggest purchases one can make.

With the UnionBank Shell Power Credit Card — launched a few weeks ago by Union Bank of the Philippine­s and Shell Philippine­s Corp. whose partnershi­p spans 25 years — motorists can still reap rewards as they face the inevitable expenses brought by fluctuatin­g fuel prices, toll fees, or vehicle maintenanc­e services.

For instance, holders of the UnionBank Shell Power Credit Card can refuel their cars at Shell stations nationwide — and on the mobility firm’s fuel products alone, they can save up to P15,000 annually, as estimated by UnionBank Senior Executive Vice-President and Head of Consumer Banking Manoj Varma and Shell Philippine­s VP and General Manager for Mobility Randy Del Valle.

At the card’s recent launch event at Bonifacio Global City, executives of the bank and mobility company boasted that card users have the chance to benefit from rebates of five percent or up to P4 off per liter on Shell Fuels, and a 10% discount on Shell lubricants purchased in the brand’s stations through Shell Go+.

On top of these, savings for card holders increase thanks to the five percent rebate on tolls and auto shops nationwide, a press release added.

Meanwhile, those who apply for the card at any Shell station can enjoy a discount of P8 per liter on their first fuel purchase. Card applicants during the card’s promotiona­l period, which runs until April 30, 2024, can also benefit from zero annual fees for life.

“At Shell, we’re all about making the journeys of our customers better, and this collaborat­ion with UnionBank sets out to do just that, by providing more value for our customers,” Mr. Del Valle stated. “Whether you’re going to Shell for fuels, stopping over at Shell Café for a break or ensuring your car is roadworthy — the UnionBank Shell Power Credit Card has something to help you along your way.”

A press release continued, “The UnionBank Shell Power Credit Card is more than just a credit card — it’s a lifestyle companion for the smart motorist.” It is boasted that the card can “allow users to shop, dine, and travel with ease” enabled by its “global acceptance and Visa security features.”

Those interested to apply for the UnionBank Shell card can visit

 ?? ?? From left are UnionBank Senior Executive Vice-President and Head of Consumer Banking Manoj Varma; UnionBank Director, Senior Executive Vice-President, Institutio­nal Banking Head, Chief Digital Channels Officer, and Chief Customer Experience Officer Ana A. Delgado; Shell Companies in the Philippine­s Chair Lorelie Quiambao-Osial; UnionBank President and Chief Executive Officer Edwin Bautista; Shell Philippine­s Vice-President and General Manager for Mobility Randy Del Valle; and Shell Philippine­s Head of Mobility Marketing Arvin Obmerga.
From left are UnionBank Senior Executive Vice-President and Head of Consumer Banking Manoj Varma; UnionBank Director, Senior Executive Vice-President, Institutio­nal Banking Head, Chief Digital Channels Officer, and Chief Customer Experience Officer Ana A. Delgado; Shell Companies in the Philippine­s Chair Lorelie Quiambao-Osial; UnionBank President and Chief Executive Officer Edwin Bautista; Shell Philippine­s Vice-President and General Manager for Mobility Randy Del Valle; and Shell Philippine­s Head of Mobility Marketing Arvin Obmerga.

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