TD Ameritrade Introduces Client Rewards

[Creditaddict]

The only card that puts money into your TD Ameritrade account Introducing the TD Ameritrade Client Rewards Card

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Credit card offers all seem the same. Some have rewards. Some have no annual fee. But none of them are as simple and straightforward as this one. With the TD Ameritrade Client Rewards Card, you earn 1.5% in rewards on all purchases, and a 10% bonus (1.65% in rewards) when you redeem your rewards for cash back into an eligible TD Ameritrade account. The more you use your card, the more you can earn.

Just falls short!

[longtime_lurker]

Seems like an awful lot of hoops for a card that falls short of the Citi DC

[Creditaddict]

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@longtime_lurker wrote:

Seems like an awful lot of hoops for a card that falls short of the Citi DC

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yup!

I wish fidelity would up the visa to match the amex then we could put 100% of our spending directly into our roth accounts!!

[longtime_lurker]

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@Creditaddict wrote:

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@longtime_lurker wrote:

Seems like an awful lot of hoops for a card that falls short of the Citi DC

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yup!

I wish fidelity would up the visa to match the amex then we could put 100% of our spending directly into our roth accounts!!

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I'm curious (and hoping) that AMEX's partnership with Charles Schwab produces a worthwhile card!

[Creditaddict]

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@longtime_lurker wrote:

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@Creditaddict wrote:

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@longtime_lurker wrote:

Seems like an awful lot of hoops for a card that falls short of the Citi DC

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yup!

I wish fidelity would up the visa to match the amex then we could put 100% of our spending directly into our roth accounts!!

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I'm curious (and hoping) that AMEX's partnership with Charles Schwab produces a worthwhile card!

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oooh, had not heard about that!

[longtime_lurker]

Yeah! Lots of speculation that it will be just like Fidelity AMEX - but I'm hoping they do just a little bit better. I would love to be able to keep my investments with CS, they have been nothing but good with me (checking, 401k, individual IRA - my roth is w/ Betterment right now as an experiment )

[Anonymous]

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@longtime_lurker wrote:

Seems like an awful lot of hoops for a card that falls short of the Citi DC

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Yes, not sure why there is a market for 1.5% cards.   QS is really good at this level, and an extra ,15% isn;t very interesting when, as you say, there is DC (and Fid Amex and other near 2% cards like NASA)

[longtime_lurker]

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@longtime_lurker wrote:

Seems like an awful lot of hoops for a card that falls short of the Citi DC

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Yes, not sure why there is a market for 1.5% cards.   QS is really good at this level, and an extra ,15% isn;t very interesting when, as you say, there is DC (and Fid Amex and other near 2% cards like NASA)

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Truthfully, I just think that people don't pay attention to things that pertain to CC's (or finances in general). I suspect that this card will be pushed heavily (and received well!) with their brokerage clients. For those of us here - always chasing the next greatest card - we don't understand the market. However, these banks are smart enough to realize that most people ARE NOT like us, and that they can get away with (practically) murder. 

...the term "sheeple" is pretty fitting here, I think.

[Anonymous]

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@longtime_lurker wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@longtime_lurker wrote:

Seems like an awful lot of hoops for a card that falls short of the Citi DC

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Yes, not sure why there is a market for 1.5% cards.   QS is really good at this level, and an extra ,15% isn;t very interesting when, as you say, there is DC (and Fid Amex and other near 2% cards like NASA)

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Truthfully, I just think that people don't pay attention to things that pertain to CC's (or finances in general). I suspect that this card will be pushed heavily (and received well!) with their brokerage clients. For those of us here - always chasing the next greatest card - we don't understand the market. However, these banks are smart enough to realize that most people ARE NOT like us, and that they can get away with (practically) murder. 

...the term "sheeple" is pretty fitting here, I think.

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Right, but remember the evil genius watching, thinking "Ah, the sheeple who think they are not sheeple are getting excited about 5+% cards while I continue to make billions by ...."

[Michael982]

Just got an offer in the mail for this card, havent seen it on here so I figured I would inform everyone. Website is http://www.tdbank.com/clientrewards/ but the signup website from the mail was http://www.tdbank.com/clientrewards100

Details

Spend $500 in 90 days and earn a $100 cash back bonus

1.5% in rewards no caps no limits

10% Bonus when you redeem to an Ameritrade account

$0 annual fee

For $10k annual spend get $150 cash back or $165 into an ameritrade account.

Offer ends 8/9/2015

I wonder who they pull?