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Just received my csp in the mail today and wanted to know which freedom card I should pair it to. The freedom unlimited or the regular freedom? I want to use the freedom as an everyday card except for when the csp is better (dinning,travel etc) for the UR points. Also when should I apply for either of the freedom cards? Now or wait 6 months? Back story- I had to be recommended for the csp to be approved due to the bk being just 4 years old. The csp is only my 1st card in 3 years. My other 3 cards are nfcu flagship walmart and barclay arrival and all 3 are 3 years or older.
Credit score 706 equifax (csp provided score)
util less than 10%
Nfcu 23.5k
Barclay 5.3k
Walmart 5k
CSP 5k
@svtthis wrote:Just received my csp in the mail today and wanted to know which freedom card I should pair it to. The freedom unlimited or the regular freedom? I want to use the freedom as an everyday card except for when the csp is better (dinning,travel etc) for the UR points. Also when should I apply for either of the freedom cards? Now or wait 6 months? Back story- I had to be recommended for the csp to be approved due to the bk being just 4 years old. The csp is only my 1st card in 3 years. My other 3 cards are nfcu flagship walmart and barclay arrival and all 3 are 3 years or older.
Credit score 706 equifax (csp provided score)
util less than 10%
Nfcu 23.5k
Barclay 5.3k
Walmart 5k
CSP 5k
If you're wanting one to use as an everyday card, the Freedom Unlimited is the only one that will always be better than CSP (outside of dining and travel). The normal Freedom is the same 1% for anything that is not in the rotating 5% categories through the year.