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I've never done a spree before, always just one card at a time while I built my file. Now that I have 5 cards, AAOA 3 years 4 months, the Alliant loan from 3 years 5 months ago still going strong, and oldest card 5 years 5 months old, I think it's time gve mysel fa nice big payoff for all y hard work.
Can't get y exact FICO score because I pulled them earlier this year and then the info was lost when computer crashed. But no lates, no deogatory marks, 1 inquiry across all 3 bureaus and Vantage 3.0 score is 794.
Looking for cash back cards only! What do you all recommend?
So far I'm thinking of the following lineup:
We typically live pretty frugal and meeting these spend requireents would be tricky, except we're about to get a lot of work done on a vehicle. I'll get quotes on Monday but I expect it to bump up our expenses at least enough to meet these. Might be ble to squeeze in another one but I'm not sure I want to do the drop in AAOA for 4 cards; 3 is probably my comfort zone at the moment.
US Bank can be tricky. If you have any inqs or new accounts within past six months, it will likely take recon to approve. Chase has the famous 5/24, BoA is a jealous one as well.
They don't look like spree friendly cards to me.













Have you looked to see if you have an upgrade offer from BCE to BCP? You can always downgrade back to BCE after hitting your sub. No pulls, no 5/24 slots.
Good luck! Keep us posted.
@Anonymous wrote:I've never done a spree before, always just one card at a time while I built my file. Now that I have 5 cards, AAOA 3 years 4 months, the Alliant loan from 3 years 5 months ago still going strong, and oldest card 5 years 5 months old, I think it's time gve mysel fa nice big payoff for all y hard work.
Can't get y exact FICO score because I pulled them earlier this year and then the info was lost when computer crashed. But no lates, no deogatory marks, 1 inquiry across all 3 bureaus and Vantage 3.0 score is 794.
Looking for cash back cards only! What do you all recommend?
So far I'm thinking of the following lineup:
- Chase Freedom, $150 SUB spend $500
- BOA America Cash Rewards, $200 SUB spend $1000
- US Bank Cash + Visa signature, $150 SUB spend $500
We typically live pretty frugal and meeting these spend requireents would be tricky, except we're about to get a lot of work done on a vehicle. I'll get quotes on Monday but I expect it to bump up our expenses at least enough to meet these. Might be ble to squeeze in another one but I'm not sure I want to do the drop in AAOA for 4 cards; 3 is probably my comfort zone at the moment.
I hold all 3 of those cards, I don't know how old your Chase FU in your Siggy is?
Having FICO 8/9 Scores would help give insight?
if you had a Thick profile I would say 4, but Best stick to 3 Apps.
Chase you can check pre-approvals online, In Branch is Best if you can do that?
This Helps you: "But no lates, no deogatory marks, 1 inquiry across all 3 bureaus" + "AAOA 3 years 4 months,"
GL2U
Let us know how it turns out?
The very best cashback card, at least for its first year, is DiscoverIt. You get cashback match, which makes everything 2%, and the quarterly categories (right now restaurants and paypal) 10%. Your profile looks like a shoo in for it from what you have shown, and they don't spook as easily as most.













@kilroy8 wrote:The very best cashback card, at least for its first year, is DiscoverIt. You get cashback match, which makes everything 2%, and the quarterly categories (right now restaurants and paypal) 10%. Your profile looks like a shoo in for it from what you have shown, and they don't spook as easily as most.
Actually Disco Miles is 3% for the first year.
It is the Disvo IT Balance Transfer card with the rotating 5%. And it is awesome!
From the looks of it you're aiming at cash back and $0 AF cards. I would swap CF for CFU at a minimum for 3% for a year w/ a 20K cap or CSP for a year and collect the $505 for the 4K spend.
BOA $200 is a pretty typical offer for them unless you go for PR then it's $500 for a 3K spend.
USB is not very good w/ SUB's but, long term hold of Cash+ makes sense for everyone that has a monthly utility bill for 5% back.
https://frequentmiler.boardingarea.com/best-credit-card-sign-up-offers/ -- take a look here at some of the other offers and see if anything catches your eye.
Barclay's can be a quick $100 w/ Uber after $500 spend and they pull TU
Depending on where you live there's some other hidden gems you might qualify for a low spend and $100-$200 cash back.
I would just pick two and come back for the third in 6 months. It's not worth risking getting your cards shut down.
I would pick Chase and US Bank first.
@Anonymous wrote:I've never done a spree before, always just one card at a time while I built my file. Now that I have 5 cards, AAOA 3 years 4 months, the Alliant loan from 3 years 5 months ago still going strong, and oldest card 5 years 5 months old, I think it's time gve mysel fa nice big payoff for all y hard work.
Can't get y exact FICO score because I pulled them earlier this year and then the info was lost when computer crashed. But no lates, no deogatory marks, 1 inquiry across all 3 bureaus and Vantage 3.0 score is 794.
Looking for cash back cards only! What do you all recommend?
So far I'm thinking of the following lineup:
- Chase Freedom, $150 SUB spend $500
- BOA America Cash Rewards, $200 SUB spend $1000
- US Bank Cash + Visa signature, $150 SUB spend $500
We typically live pretty frugal and meeting these spend requireents would be tricky, except we're about to get a lot of work done on a vehicle. I'll get quotes on Monday but I expect it to bump up our expenses at least enough to meet these. Might be ble to squeeze in another one but I'm not sure I want to do the drop in AAOA for 4 cards; 3 is probably my comfort zone at the moment.
IMHO you should just pick one card, and concentrate your spend on that.
If it were me, I would go for the Chase Freedom.




























