@Anonymous wrote:
@sunkissed wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@kdm31091 wrote:
Right, theres nothing wrong with your suggestion. I was just giving a general statement not to take too much stock in what an "expert" says if the points mean nothing for your spend.
The points guy does indeed go over his valuation of every cards points. Problem is value is subjective.True true.... I guess I shouldve mentioned I disregard how others value points when I read certain articles, since it varies based on perspective. Plus the post I read I believe is a year old or more, so things may have changed.
All the cards earn the same kind of points, so the hold the same point value.
I just meant in general. Some value points from Chase more than points from Amex and vice-versa. Some value cash back over points, and would use the cash back to save up for a hotel stay instead of spending to earn points toward one. YMMV.
Got it. I think we have the same approach to travel bloggers. I find the facts they gather about cards helpful, but I always use my own criteria before I decide if a card is right for me.
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