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unfortunately I've used them all as cash back to my checking account I know I shouldn't but I gotta do what I gotta do
@steel_string wrote:
Personally, I'd be very reluctant to stockpile points due to the time value of money, point devaluations, and the off chance of a card closure.
Totally agree. The points could be making interest or return from investments. However, I think some people value their points more because of the reduced travel fees they may have.
@Anonymous wrote:
@steel_string wrote:
Personally, I'd be very reluctant to stockpile points due to the time value of money, point devaluations, and the off chance of a card closure.
Totally agree. The points could be making interest or return from investments. However, I think some people value their points more because of the reduced travel fees they may have.
That's pretty much it for us. We push through over 200k a year on our cards. We had been doing this mostly through Paypal business debit cards, getting 1.5 percent back. Unfortunately, doing it that way counts as taxable income and we're already flirting with a bracket bump. While I would be excited if we jumped brackets because of solid real income increases, I would be bitter for a long time if it was by an amount equal to or less than our cashback.
So anyway, we intend to use the points as a vacation bank and unless Chase does nerf the cards/points/deals somehow, I think we stand to come out way ahead over taking the cash out.
@Anonymous wrote:For those who have Freedom, but not the CSP, do you guys save your points because you may want to transfer them to CSP in a later date (because they don't expire), or do you guys use the points after you earn them?
I think if it were me, I would want to save the points so I could transfer them to CSP if I ever got one.
I use them. As I dont even want a csp. Ever. Combo with discover.