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@UniqueUsername wrote:
Thanks for the ideas. I got bad information about the quicksilver af somewhere. ..
How is cap these days? I hated them fora car loan years ago.
On the csp I have been buying travel via ur. I don't have any trips planned though and don't like statement credits being 1:1. I may stack them for later travel.
The option to pick bonus categories is a good one too.
Sounds like it is quicksilver vs Fidelity vs us bank Cash+. Any thought on this comparison? I'll do my homework on all 3 too.
So the breakdown between these three:
Quicksilver: 1.5% everywhere, uncapped. Can also redeem any amount, however small. No FTF
Fidelity: 2% everywhere uncapped. Amex, so less acceptance than Visa/MC, not so bad in US, worse abroad. Need at least $50 to redeem. Small FTF
US Bank Cash Plus: 2 5% categories that you can select each quarter. Now capped at $2000 per quarter (so $100 back per quarter). Also choose one uncapped 2% category, and everything else uncapped at 1%. Redeem any amount, but once per year, if you redeem $100 or more, you get a bonus $25.
I have all three, and basically use Cash Plus for the 5% categories, Fidelity for non-bonus categories, and Quicksilver where Amex isn't accepted
Plus consider Sallie Mae Rewards Mastercard, since its 5% categories beats the BCE's 3% and 2% categories, upto the monthly caps. Use BCE after you have used up the Sallie Mae's cap in a particular month.
@OP the Sallie Mae is only 5% up to the first 250 you spend a month for groceries, gas and I think 750 for books. I think you're better off with the BCP if you just convert personally but it really depends on how much you spend a month on credit cards.