Some of the juicier reward cc's have AFs. You can look at Barclays Arrival -no AF
When I glanced at Chase's list, Bloomies, Nordstrom were listed. no warehouse stores ie Sams, Costco
@myjourney
It is amazon.com and any other store that doesn't have membership. The usual suspects like Target, Walmart etc are excluded.
@09Lexie
It seems like a very good travel card. Looks like applying for the AF version(fee waived for the first year) and then PCing to the no-AF version is the best deal with that card. Very attractive. Thanks!
Applied for the Barclays Arrival. Instantly approved for $4000!! I got the Platinum MasterCard. Thanks for your help guys!
@myjourney wrote:
@kmh123 wrote:Applied for the Barclays Arrival. Instantly approved for $4000!! I got the Platinum MasterCard. Thanks for your help guys!
Congarts
Head on over to the garden now to grow all your seedlings
Absolutely. No more card until I graduate(which is a long time ahead BTW)!
Thanks for your help guys. :-)
This is bugging me for a while now. My Wells Fargo Credit Card(my first card) has left my wallet ages ago and has not made its way back. I have not charged a single penny on this card for more than 6 months now. Is it a better idea to close it completely? I want to know if closing an account affects my score more (negatively) or keeping an inactive card.
Also, I have checking and savings accounts with Wells Fargo of which I'm becoming a less of a fan by the day. Closing checking and savings accounts shouldn't affect the score right? I mean, they are not "credit" accounts.
I want your opinions on these two things.