Which card to get rid of for CSP?

[Anonymous]

One thing I want to add is that i'm open to the idea of moving from 5 to 6 cards, only if it's with one of the banks I currently have (WF, Chase, Discover, Citi, Barclaycard). I don't want to have to track more logins and accounts with different banks. It's a little much sometimes.

DC I am certainly open to closing. As I stated, I have no love for Citi. I only use the DC because it's my best card I have.

An additional bit of information, I don't think I would be eligible for the Cit AA card. I had one about 4 or 5 years ago and got a bonus then.  

[Anonymous]

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@Anonymous wrote:
I just feel the same way about citi that the op does...if they're gonna make csp their primary why worry about it, even on 1x categories should be able to get close to 2cpp value

I only use my csp on travel and dining and have a 2% card for everything else but I'm also ok with having 10-15 cards

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Depends in what succession they can acquire the Freedom and CSP.

It seems that it is much easier to get a cobrand+chase brand on the same day than it is to get two chase brand.

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I'm not personally worried about getting both Freedom and CSP if I applied in January of next year. At worst, i'd just move my limit from my United card and close it, assuming I went down the CSP/Freedom route. In January of next year almost all my current inquiries will have lost any impact, so I don't see why my FICO score shouldn't be around 780.

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