3x vs 3%, is there a difference? : r/CreditCards - Reddit

3% means you are getting cash amount of $0.03 for each $1.00 spent, and 3x means you are getting 3 points per $1.00. With different ways of redeeming the points set by companies, each …

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3x Vs 3%, Is There A Difference? : R/CreditCards - Reddit

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3% means you are getting cash amount of $0.03 for each $1.00 spent, and 3x means you are getting 3 points per $1.00. With different ways of redeeming the points set by companies, each …

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Is There Any Difference Between 3x And 3% For Chase Cards?

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So you should put 3x dining on the CSP instead of the CFU. I don't remember all the benefits of the CSR, but I'm somewhat certain that the CSR does not have this rebate though. So in the …

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3% Cash Back Versus 3x Points : R/Chase - Reddit

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For ultimate rewards points, 3x points on $300 = 300 points. That is redeemed for $3 statement credit, or on travel or something else it might be worth a bit more. they give you a 25% or 30% …

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Any Difference Between 3% Back Vs. 3x Points In Chase Trifecta

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Any 3x Points Or 3% Back Or Better On All Purchases Credit Cards?

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38 votes, 59 comments. I know that there are some that offer 2x points or 2% back on all purchases, but looking to see if anyone has raised the bar ... A subreddit for discussing credit …

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What Is Better - 4x Points On Dining/3x On Travel Or 3% Back

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The point system is that you can book a hotel room or a flight for a certain number of "points'. The number of points required can vary depending on the specific flight and/or day though and so …

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2x Vs 3% Cashback? Points Vs Cashback : R/CreditCards - Reddit

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5% Vs 3x Rewards? : R/CreditCards - Reddit

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The Freedom cards actually earn UR points, it's just that they can only be cashed out at 1 cent each, so by itself, 5x = 5%. If one has the CSR or CSP (as you do), you can transfer rewards …

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5x Vs. 5%: Is There A Difference? : R/CreditCards - Reddit

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If You Were To Only Have Three Credit Cards, Which Three Would

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If capital one finds the same flight cheaper, they will automatically give you back the difference. Yeah the 10k annual bonus and $300 travel credit gets the annual fee down to negative $5. …

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FAQs about 3x vs 3%, is there a difference? : r/CreditCards - Reddit Coupon?

What's the difference between 3x points and 3% cash back?

For ultimate rewards points, 3x points on $300 = 300 points. That is redeemed for $3 statement credit, or on travel or something else it might be worth a bit more. they give you a 25% or 30% discount on travel or other purchases. 3% cash back is just 3% cash back no option to use it towards travel or airline points etc. ...

How many points is 3x on $300?

I just want to make sure I’m understanding them correctly as I use of mix of cards that have X% in some rewards and #X in other rewards. For ultimate rewards points, 3x points on $300 = 300 points. ...

What is 3% cash back?

3% cash back is just 3% cash back no option to use it towards travel or airline points etc. I was going to say I'm more confused but I did my own example and I think I see what you mean. The #X points or #% cash back are interchangeable depending on if you are looking for the value in points or the value in dollars? ...