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@CreditScholar wrote:6. BofA Travel Rewards (no annual fee, essentially a 1.5% cash back card with EMV)
Woah woah woah, hold up a sec. I had no idea this card was a 1.5% cashback card on all purchases. Why is everyone hyping up the Cap1 Quicksilver if this card does the same thing and has the 10% customer bonus that BofA does? Is it 1.5% only on purcahses in other countries, do the 1.5 points not translate to 1.5% cashback, or what is it that I'm missing here as to why this card isn't as popular as the Quicksilver?
@DieGo2SHAE wrote:
@CreditScholar wrote:6. BofA Travel Rewards (no annual fee, essentially a 1.5% cash back card with EMV)
Woah woah woah, hold up a sec. I had no idea this card was a 1.5% cashback card on all purchases. Why is everyone hyping up the Cap1 Quicksilver if this card does the same thing and has the 10% customer bonus that BofA does? Is it 1.5% only on purcahses in other countries, do the 1.5 points not translate to 1.5% cashback, or what is it that I'm missing here as to why this card isn't as popular as the Quicksilver?
To get that rate, you need to redeem against travel, Quicksilver can be redeemed for cash
Delta Gold no longer charges an international transaction fee. You can't combine the Sky Team miles with other companies miles.
Discover is used anywhere you see Union Pay in China and has no transaction fee. If you use Shop DIscover to book at Hotels.com you earn an extra 5% cash back.
CapOne cards also have no transaction fees.