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I'm sitting at almost three hundred with Discover. I guess I could transfer it to my savings but I like to see it grow. How about you guys, what's the most you've accumulated?
HH40
@happyhome40 wrote:I'm sitting at almost three hundred with Discover. I guess I could transfer it to my savings but I like to see it grow. How about you guys, what's the most you've accumulated?
HH40
$72 on my Chase Freedom
$137.06 on Navy Visa Siggy. After reading the earlier thread I logged in and transferred to my money market account. If its going to sit, it can at least earn interest. Besides, I don't want a snafu to cause me to lose it.
AfterAfter reading that post, I'm thinking of doing the same. Yea, and I guess if it's going to sit, I too would rather it collect interest.
I made it to 280 dollars on my Capital One rewards before I decided to spend it
Usually I let BCP accumulate to around $125 to $150 and then cash it in. Discover takes longer to accumulate so I cash it in as low as $50 or $60.
AMEX MRP's are a whole nother issue. I have been well over 100,000 points.
Sitting at $150 with Chase Freedom, so far.
I don't let my Cashback sit. I make it work for me as often as I can.
My Discover cashback sees lots of traffic.
Follow my financial journey: http://www.frugalrican.com
I have earned $114.71 in cash back on my Cash+ card in less than 2 months of use. That doesn't include the additional $25 bonus I will receive (in the form of a Visa gift card) for redeeming in $100 increments. In fact, I just redeemed $100 of it last Friday and I chose to have the $100 deposited into my checking account. Poof! The $100 was showing up in my checking account within mere seconds. Easy peasy. The $25 Visa gift card bonus will arrive in my mail box in 6-8 weeks. I'm completely happy with that.
I am also sitting on about $70 in cash rewards on my Amex BCE. Will probably wait until I have $100 before I redeem it.
I cash in on my cards once it reaches $100. No point holding on to it when I can put it to good use for paying bills or put it into a CD and get a little bit of interest.