@Anonymous wrote:
We take risks of wasting a HP with every application. And idk about swearing by two but not all of us can survive on $25 a week for groceries sirSo two comes in handy.
The cap for grocery spending is $250 a month. So one card is good for more than $25 a week, would'nt it be more around $60ish a week? But yeah I know for some a second card is definately handy. I'm still working on getting my first.
@Anonymous wrote:
not all of us can survive on $25 a week for groceries sir
True but some go after other solutions than a pair of Sallie Maes. We use a pair of BCP's. Maybe not the most possible rewards on that spend but we'd rather deal with just 2 cards and it would take 4 Sallie Maes for our spend. YMMV. With high enough spend the old Blue Cash may be a better fit.
seezar - that was merely a figure plucked out of thin air to tease kdm
takeshi - of course there are other alternatives available depending on ones needs and spending habits. There's no one size fits all credit card strategy for 100% of us.
takeshi - of course there are other alternatives available depending on ones needs and spending habits. There's no one size fits all credit card strategy for 100% of us.
@takeshi74 wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
not all of us can survive on $25 a week for groceries sirTrue but some go after other solutions than a pair of Sallie Maes. We use a pair of BCP's. Maybe not the most possible rewards on that spend but we'd rather deal with just 2 cards and it would take 4 Sallie Maes for our spend. YMMV. With high enough spend the old Blue Cash may be a better fit.
Is that card even still available?
