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Ahh yes you are correct it is $4.95. My mistake.
@barthooper wrote:
@Themanwhocan wrote:If you are in Ohio, Michigan, Pennsylvania, Indiana, West Virginia, or Kentucky:
Get a Huntington Voice card, for 3% cash back on Utilities.
If you are in Hawaii, California, Nevada, Oregon, or Washington state, and have a lot of non-category spend:
Get a JCB Marukai card, for 3% cash back on everything, with ~ $25 annual fees.
If you are in one of the other 39 states:
Get either a Citi Double Cash Mastercard (1% + 1%), or a NASA FCU Cash Rewards VISA (2% - $17.50/year, plus LARGE credit limits)
Something I noticed when I was looking at the terms was that you only get the 2% when you pass $2,000 in purchases for the year. Personally, I wouldn't get too far past the $2,000 threshold, so the NASA wouldn't be too worth it for me, especially since it is only 1.25% to that point, which I can beat with Quicksilver.
Correct, the NASA card is only good if you plan to spend a lot on it, or plan to spend very little on it (and just use it to improve overall utilization). Its basically a 2% card minus $17.50 per year, assuming you spend > $2000 a year.
Its also good if you want to have a really large credit limit card...
@Anonymous wrote:My question is has anyone tried their home security system monthly bill?
Yes, I have my home security through ADT and unfortunately no, I only received the 1% reward not the 2% for utilities.