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I only have 3 that I use, so I divide my spending up between Amex, Chase and Nasa.
This month:
Diners Club MC
Citi Premier MC
Next Month:
JP Morgan Select Visa
Cap One Venture (new)
@Anonymous wrote:
Now that this topic has me thinking, I travel extensively overseas (flight attendant) so the CSP and the newly received US Bank Amex (no intl fees) is what I will use in other countries while I will switch back and forth with the others for expenses in the US...
CSP is a great card for that purpose and does make your decisions a little easier by keeping your footprint for credit usage thin, and help you manage things a bit more.
I think this is a great topic!!
My two main cards for the next few months are the Venture (to meet spend requirements for bonus), and the FNBO Sheetz (Have to make one purchase and pay every billing cycle for credit increase program...my daughter is AU on this one and uses it for gas and such). Discover is in a distant third at this point...I work from home and don't really need gas too often! (Maybe next quarter it will get more use).
After my 3month/3k Venture adventure, I (my daughter) will probably use FNBO Sheetz, and Quicksilver ONE....I really love that 1.5% back on everything.
pretty simple for me. Citi Double Cash as my main card especially for recurring bills (replaced my CapOne Quicksilver) and Sallie Mae Barclaycard for gas and groceries. I don't spend over $250 a month on either so it works well for me.
@travisr0 wrote:
Yeh it is difficult to narrow them down to 2 of them sometimes but also makes you think of all the cards we have that really don't have much significant use.
part of that (at least for me) is that new cards offer better rewards. I was high on BOA and CapOne until I got Sallie Mae and Citi Double Cash.