Did anyone see this? Ritz now marketed as Visa Infinite?

[woodyman100]

Missingcalifornia, I agree.
If I had an expense coming, I would be all over it, but I base my future minimum spending requirements on whether I can easily make it with normal life bills. I.e.: groceries, utilities, gas, coffee etc.
That being said; my DW just made your point by texting me an estimate from the dentist for my sons braces😒.
I can make the 5k minimum in 3.2 seconds now😂

[delaney1]

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@woodyman100 wrote:
Missingcalifornia, I agree.
If I had an expense coming, I would be all over it, but I base my future minimum spending requirements on whether I can easily make it with normal life bills. I.e.: groceries, utilities, gas, coffee etc.
That being said; my DW just made your point by texting me an estimate from the dentist for my sons braces😒.
I can make the 5k minimum in 3.2 seconds now😂

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 That is hilarious! DD needs braces, not looking forward to that.

[DrZoidberg]

Oh boy. Here comes the influx of people looking to exchange for the Infinite. 

[Anonymous]

I am expecting Infiniti approvals 😛

[dragontears]

I am having a hard time finding information on what "perks" an Infinity Visa has over a VS. Is there any information available that is not attached to the card itself?

Or is everyone wanting this because it is new and infinity must be "better" than signature? (also makes me wonder how many people actually use their signature benefits but that is a question for a different thread)

[Anonymous]

I would already have saved $200 on flight discounts this year that ended up going on my Ritz card... Seems like a no brainer to PC for me.

[Anonymous]

$5k is alot without any MS or unless you're going through a major life event/major once in a while purchase..

[kdm31091]

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@dragontears wrote:

I am having a hard time finding information on what "perks" an Infinity Visa has over a VS. Is there any information available that is not attached to the card itself?

Or is everyone wanting this because it is new and infinity must be "better" than signature? (also makes me wonder how many people actually use their signature benefits but that is a question for a different thread)

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Like anything else, people just want what they don't have. A lot of people never use the Signature benefits, but it's just something to go after. I assume the same thing will be the case with Infinite. I haven't seen much about the actual Infinite perks but again, it probably makes little difference. People will want it regardless.

[CreditCuriosity]

Assume all existing cardholders with a 15k+ CL will be forced and upgraded to the infinite account?  I guess when my AF comes up it will be 450 vs. 395 or whatever it was last year.  I meet the 15k+ threshold on mine.  Sure there will be an influx of applications as others stated just to have something others don't have.

[Anonymous]

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@CreditCuriousity wrote:

Assume all existing cardholders with a 15k+ CL will be forced and upgraded to the infinite account?  I guess when my AF comes up it will be 450 vs. 395 or whatever it was last year.  I meet the 15k+ threshold on mine.  Sure there will be an influx of applications as others stated just to have something others don't have.

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This will be interesting to see. I paid this month my AF $350 so I guess these changes will take effective next renewal date.