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My dad swapped out his Circuit City card for it and then we added me as joint!!
Well I recently also product changed a platinum card to a signature Southwest Card that I was also added as joint to and I have replaced the business Amex Charge with the Southwest Card.
So right now I'm not really worried about util because I made use the of the "signature" part of the credit card already and charged up over the limit and will have it paid down before the statement cuts so I have raised the "high balance" that will report to credit, but eventually as I pay down other debt, it would be nice to not have to pay before statement to protect util, if it was a business card I wouldn't have to worry about it.
@Anonymous wrote:
ok. do you happen to know the month and year of when you got the freedom plus card? that will help me figure out if Chase has discontinued it as a personal card since then. I wonder if you got it before the "credit crunch" started.
2 weeks ago.
Chase Freedom Visa is 3% for top 3 categories and has no annual fee.
Chase Freedom Plus Mastercard is 3% for top 6 categories and has an annual fee.
The people who obtained the freedom card over a year ago enjoy the original benefits for free that are now covered under the plus card with an annual fee.
thanks. however I theinformation about regular Chase Freedom card I saw on website says
Where can I find the Chase Freedom card you're talking about? I'd love 3% on top 3 categories for the life of the card
@Anonymous wrote:thanks. however I theinformation about regular Chase Freedom card I saw on website says
3% Bonus cash back on gas, groceries and fast food purchases for the first six months* 1% Unlimited cash back on everything else. No cap. No expiration.*
Where can I find the Chase Freedom card you're talking about? I'd love 3% on top 3 categories for the life of the card
I believe if you read into it more, they are offering the benefits of the Plus card for the first 6 months, then it will revert to the 3% for top 3 categories instead of 6.
1% for all other purchases that don't fall into your top 3 categories
MojaveMoon,
As I think we have discussed before I have the Fidelity Visa Signature card. With the new 2% back Fidelity AMEX I have been wondering what is going to happen with the Visa. Do you remember what thread the quote below came from? I have tired in vain to find it.
Thanks in advance for any help.
Cheers
@MojaveMoon wrote:
And on another forum, a member last month said this regarding the Fidelity Visa Signature ...
"Spoke with CSR. The 1.5% Fido Visa card will not be upgraded to 2% until after the intial AMEX offer has enough participants to make it a "stable account". The CSR mentioned that this promotional period is typically 6-12 mos. After then, I was lead to believe that the Visa card will get bumped up."
cobaltnv wrote:MojaveMoon,As I think we have discussed before I have the Fidelity Visa Signature card. With the new 2% back Fidelity AMEX I have been wondering what is going to happen with the Visa. Do you remember what thread the quote below came from? I have tired in vain to find it.Thanks in advance for any help.Cheers
@MojaveMoon wrote:
And on another forum, a member last month said this regarding the Fidelity Visa Signature ...
"Spoke with CSR. The 1.5% Fido Visa card will not be upgraded to 2% until after the intial AMEX offer has enough participants to make it a "stable account". The CSR mentioned that this promotional period is typically 6-12 mos. After then, I was lead to believe that the Visa card will get bumped up."
Cobalt: MM stated that that quote came from another forum.