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CIMB Clicks Internet Banking Biller List and Bill Reference CIMB Clicks Internet Banking Biller List and Bill Reference The Billing Organisation and its respective Billing Reference is required to create a Favourite Bill Payment on CIMB Clicks Internet Banking. Log in to www.cimbclicks.com.sg to create your Favourite Bill Payment or download the application form via www.cimbbank.com.sg. LOCAL BILLING ORGANISATION BILLING REFERENCE LOCAL BILLING ORGANISATION BILLING REFERENCE } Automobile } Insurance BMW Financial Services Agreement No. ACE Insurance Policy No. Choong Kok Agency Vehicle No. ANDA Insurance NRIC/Passport No. Century Tokyo Leasing Vehicle No. AXA Insurance Policy No. Wing Yap Motor Vehicle No. China Taiping Insurance Policy No./Vehicle No. Great Eastern Life - Accident & Health Policies Policy No. } Bank/Financial Institution Great Eastern Life - Life Policies Policy No. Credit Cards - CIMB Bank Credit Card No. Great Eastern Life - OAC Life Policies Policy No. Credit Cards - ANZ Bank Credit Card No. Manulife Financial Policy No. Credit Cards - Bank of China Credit Card No. MSIG Insurance Policy No. Credit Cards - DBS Bank Credit Card No. NTUC Income Policy No./Bill Ref. No. Credit Cards - Diners Club Credit Card No. Tokio Marine Life Insurance Singapore Ltd. Policy No. Credit Cards - HSBC Bank Credit Card No. Credit Cards - ICBC (RMB Credit Card) Credit Card No. } Medical/Hospital Credit Cards - ICBC (SGD Credit Card) Credit Card No. Changi General Hospital Tax Invoice No. Credit Cards - Maybank Credit Card No. Khoo Teck Puat Hospital Case/Tax Invoice No. Credit Cards - OCBC Bank Credit Card No. KK Women's & Children's Hospital Case/Tax Invoice No. Credit Cards - OCBC Bank (OCBC PLUS Credit Cards) Credit Card No. National Heart Centre Bill Account No. Credit Cards - POSB Bank Credit Card No. Singapore General Hospital Case/Visit No. Credit Cards - Standard Chartered Bank Credit Card No. Singapore National Eye Centre Tax Invoice No. Credit Cards - UOB Credit Card No. StemCord Cord Blood Banking SCP No. CIMB Securities Trading Account No. Hitachi Capital Agreement No. } Telecommunications/Internet 1 World Telecommunications - 1538 Prepaid Reference No. } Clubs/Recreation 1 World Telecommunications - 1538 Postpaid Bill Account No. Changi Beach Club Membership No. 1 World Telecommunications - Prepaid Bill Account No. Raffles Town Club Membership No. Mobile One Bill Account No. Singapore Polytechnic Graduates' Guild Membership No. Pacific Internet Bill Account No. Phoenix Communication Bill Account No. } Government/Statutory Board Singapore Telecommunications Bill Account No. IRAS - Income Tax (Tax Ref. No.) Tax Reference No. STARHUB Limited Bill Account No. IRAS - Others (Payment Slip No.) Payment Slip No. Sunpage Bill Account No. Town Council - Ang Mo Kio Bill Account No. Zone 1511 Bill Account No. Town Council - Bishan-Toa Payoh Bill Account No. Town Council - Chua Chu Kang Bill Account No. } Others Town Council - East Coast Bill Account No. Courts Bill Account No. Town Council - Holland Bill Account No. Extra Space - Boon Keng NRIC/FIN/Passport No. Town Council - Jurong Bill Account No. Extra Space - Eunos NRIC/FIN/Passport No. Town Council - Marine Parade Bill Account No. Extra Space - IMM NRIC/FIN/Passport No. Town Council - Moulmein-Kallang Bill Account No. Extra Space - Marymount NRIC/FIN/Passport No. Town Council - Pasir Ris Bill Account No. Lock + Store - Chai Chee Unit No. Town Council - Sembawang Bill Account No. Lock + Store - Tanjong Pagar Unit No. Town Council - Tampines Bill Account No. Singapore Press Holdings Bill Account No. Town Council - Tanjong Pagar Bill Account No. Town Council - West Coast Bill Account No. } Utility MUIS - Zakat on Savings NRIC No. Seraya Energy Bill Account No. MUIS - Zakat on Savings - IRAS Auto-Inclusion Scheme NRIC No. Singapore Power Services Bill Account No. MUIS - Wakaf Ilmu NRIC No. MALAYSIA BILLING ORGANISATION BILLING REFERENCE Tenaga Nasional Berhad Bill Account No. V2014 SEP Telekom Malaysia Bill Account No. Syarikat Bekalan Air Selangor SB Bill Account No. Digi Telecommunications Sdn Bhd Bill Account No. Maxis Communications Berhad Bill Account No..
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