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To keep my mind off applying for any new credit cards, i was looking at my IRA and taxable brokerage, Is it possible to use your cc to buy stocks or etfs, just would like to get an few extra bucks cash back when investing. I don't know how stupid of an idea this is tho lol
I would think it would be considered as a Cash Advance but i could be wrong
@Closingracer99 wrote:I would think it would be considered as a Cash Advance but i could be wrong
I guess i could play it safe and fund my serve with an card and pay for it that way. I don't think it can be deemed as cash advance that way.
You can now do only $50 a time with a cc.
@longtimelurker wrote:
You can now do only $50 a time with a cc.
Hmmm i think it would just be safer to go thru serve ? or am i missing something ?
@mongstradamus wrote:
@longtimelurker wrote:
You can now do only $50 a time with a cc.
Hmmm i think it would just be safer to go thru serve ? or am i missing something ?
Just limits. You can push more through this than credit card loads with serve.
@longtimelurker wrote:
@mongstradamus wrote:
@longtimelurker wrote:
You can now do only $50 a time with a cc.
Hmmm i think it would just be safer to go thru serve ? or am i missing something ?
Just limits. You can push more through this than credit card loads with serve.
Its not really stocks that i am buying its more etfs to rebalance my portfolio. I usually do it a few times an year. Thinking of buying some VXUS, vanguard total international stock etf. I am wondering if i should wait an bit since situation in europe is pretty teneous. Maybe i should wait for it to dip an little bit more.