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Naturally, I'd be a proponent of getting both! In my view, I see two options:
1. If one, CSP. Larger bonus, points transfer to UA, SW, Hyatt, etc...has a cash equivalent value with more pts earning potential.
2. If two, then Explorer first. Then, CSP afterwards. Accrue points for both, cancel UA then next year and consolidate CL into the CSP for a larger CL. After consoldation, if fee isn't worth it, downgrade to no fee Sapphire, but with large CL intact.
I'd say go for both!
@Open123 wrote:Naturally, I'd be a proponent of getting both! In my view, I see two options:
1. If one, CSP. Larger bonus, points transfer to UA, SW, Hyatt, etc...has a cash equivalent value with more pts earning potential.
2. If two, then Explorer first. Then, CSP afterwards. Accrue points for both, cancel UA then next year and consolidate CL into the CSP for a larger CL. After consoldation, if fee isn't worth it, downgrade to no fee Sapphire, but with large CL intact.
I'd say go for both!
+1
Oh, you could try get the United Club 1st year AF waived too so that's also a viable option.
I'd go with the CSP.
If you've got the Freedom already, then the combo will generate you a ton of UR points.
The CSP has more versatility, and when you're not flying you can still use the points other ways.
If you app for both same day, there's a chance it will be only 1 HP on each bureau!
Chase been double / triple pulling quite a bit, so 2 apps for total of 2 HPs sounds like a great deal
Or you could it dodfire-style and app for 3-4 cards
You know my thoughts were CSP but open has a very good point about both and then canceling one after the year.
That being said I'm changing my opinion to both...Blame Open Lexie Lol