Which CC offers do you utilize most? : r/CreditCards - Reddit

Those are just the standard rewards rate. You were asking about spending offers and that’s what this card is known for. So when combined with the standard rewards I’m getting 13-15% back …

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Which CC Offers Do You Utilize Most? : R/CreditCards - Reddit

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Those are just the standard rewards rate. You were asking about spending offers and that’s what this card is known for. So when combined with the standard rewards I’m getting 13-15% back …

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Which Credit Cards Do You Have & Why ?? : R/CreditCards - Reddit

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Still pretty new to the credit card game as I just turned 21 Discover IT: My first credit card and enjoy the rotating 5% categories, especially the digital wallets. Citi Custom Cash: 5% highest …

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What Credit Cards Do You Currently And What Do You Use Them For?

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It started out with an REI credit card as my first credit card a while back because of the $150 signup bonus (I think) and the 5% cash back. I don’t use this one too often (I have most of the …

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What Credit Cards Do You Have, Which One Is Your Favorite And …

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You can also get a 10% multiplier (i.e., 3.3% back) if you keep a BoA checking account (but not worth it IMO, close the checking account ASAP so you can re-open for another ~$300 direct …

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Thoughts On Chase Offers : R/CreditCards - Reddit

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It’s true they have a bunch of useless offers on wine and stores you have never heard of, but I have also gotten great offers, such as $80 back on $200+ purchase at JetBlue, $75 back on …

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What's The Best Credit Card For Every Day Use, Large Purchases

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Absent that, my best recommendation would be that you get a card that gets 2% cash back on all purchases, since you say you want to just charge most things to one card. Some examples …

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What CC Company Or CC Has The Best Merchant Offers?

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The most common offers that I use are for streaming services and grocery stores. Comparing streaming offers on AmEx and Chase right now: Amex has a spend at least $11.99 and get …

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Should I Use A Credit Card For Everyday Purchases? : R ... - Reddit

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All of the credit cards I've gotten have netted me at least $200 cash back (after spending a certain amount). My last credit card I opened because I had an expensive surgery, which I used the …

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FAQs about Which CC offers do you utilize most? : r/CreditCards - Reddit Coupon?

Is a red card a credit card?

I think the red card is a credit card. Other than that, no difference. Does anyone churn the debit card? It's 5% off of your purchases instead of cash back. Not sure if it's churnable Two Plats definitely not my long-term strategy, but welcome offers have been solid. ...

Should I use a credit card?

Don't use a credit card, you are just giving other people your money, credit scores are pointless unless you wanna keep collecting debt The only way to properly use a credit card is to cut it in half. Good luck. Simple, only use in case of emergency or when you need the insurance or whatever. ...

Why should you choose a good credit card?

You will usually receive better terms, a lower APR, and a higher credit limit if you have a good credit history and score. Credit card customers with the highest credit scores receive the lowest interest rates. Better-quality credit cards provide membership rewards through bonus points, cash back, and airline miles. ...

What is a credit card subreddit?

A subreddit for discussing credit cards. Be sure to read sub rules before posting, use the resources linked in the sidebar / about section of the sub, and use search to see if your question has already been answered. Hello! ...

How to properly use a credit card?

The only way to properly use a credit card is to cut it in half. Good luck. Simple, only use in case of emergency or when you need the insurance or whatever. Pay everything else with your debit card like groceries etc ...

Should I use my CC card if I have a 0% utilization rate?

Some people recommend using it for a majority of their purchases as it’s easier to get fraud protection on a CC rather than your debit card. If you want to use the card AND have a 0% utilization rate, determine your “Statement End Date”, and make sure you pay it completely, in full prior to that date. ...