What is your dream card?

[Anonymous]

None. Even if I were a millionaire, I will never pay that money for the Centurion.  Thats just an outragious fee. 

[Anonymous]

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@Anonymous wrote:

My dream card is any that is nice enough to approve me.

(Except Credit One)

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My problem is that I don't want any card that would have ME as a cardmember.

[dilettante]

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@red259 wrote:

Assuming that cost is not an issue and that you will be approved no matter what. What single credit card (that currently exists) would you want and why? 

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I don't really have a dream card as I once did after hearing about people closing out their Centurion and Palladium cards because the services dropped so much.  The only card that I really want this year is the Citi Prestige card for the travel benefits.

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+1. Interesting article about this: http://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2015-02-12/amex-grip-on-wealthy-consumers-seen-slipping-as-rivals-take-bite

@(Hopefully, what's going on with Amex will help @Anonymous and others get their Centurion invites soon)  

I really don't have a dream card either.  I'm not into metal or "prestige" and there isn't a single card out there that has most of the benefits I want/need and that's why I have to have so many cards.  I only got the Palladium cause my banker told me what a great card it is (and it does have some good benefits) and only keep it because I get most of the AF reimbursed.  

[Anonymous]

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@Anonymous wrote:

palladium, then centurion.

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I also really want the CSP but I may not see it as a dream card though.

[Fico2Go]

My favorite used to be the PRG but have cancelled it a few weeks ago. 

I have learned to think objectively and use cards that offer the most benefits.  For me it's usually any card that pays 5% cashback at grocery, gas stations, and CVS. 

For anything else it's purely for the added credit line and "maybe" travel benefits. 

[creditconcept]

Credit One visa

[Anonymous]

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@Anonymous wrote:

Palladium, hands down.

Centurion of course as a very very very close second

Then distantly thirded by the Merryll Lynch Octave

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Why the Pallidium over the Centurion? Now I'll have to google the Octave card

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Octave = Ritz with different stamping on the metal.

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Lyythine has the card.  Definitely want to go to Vegas with him now.  

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I believe Lyythine has the ML Accolades which may be slightly different than the newly introduced Octave (as far as benefits go).

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Thanks for clearing that up.  I'm still going to make him buy all the drinks in Vegas.

[Jungook]

The obvious answer would have to be the Centurion but I really wish I was old enough for credit when the Zync was around. That card was pretty beautiful.

[Saleen099]

Dubai First Royal MasterCard

[Anonymous]

A Sallie Mae card with the same benefits for average credit.