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Got some offers to get a Citi and BOA card. Should I take add any of these card? Would any really be worth it? If not either of these, maybe another AMEX card? I won't be approved for Chase.
Citi
AAdvantage: I don't really fly AA much, but I can get the 50k bonus miles after $2500 spend for $99 year
Double Cash: $200 cash back after $1500 spend, 2% cash back
Custom Cash: $200 cash back after $1500 spend, 5% cash per cycle
Rewards+: 20k bonus points after $1500 spend, Earn 2 ThankYou® Points per $1 spent at supermarkets and gas stations for the first $6,000 spent per year. Earn 1 ThankYou® Point per $1 spent on all other purchases. Round up to the nearest 10 points on every purchase.
BOA
Customized Cash: $200 cash back, 1.5%
Travel Rewards: 25k bonus points offer, 1.5 points on every $1
My current cards:
NFCU CashRewards: 1.75%
NFCU MoreRewards: 3x supermarkets/gas/restaurants
Discover: 5% rotating
Amex Delta: 2 miles on restaurants (I use this as my everyday card to rack up miles)
QuickSilver 1: 1.5% cash back
QuickSilver (this was upgraded from the Walmart Card): 1.5% (they'll let me upgrade to another Savor or Venture One but 1.25 miles seems terrible)
SavorOne: 3% back on dining, entertainment, streaming, grocery
@CrimsonMoon93 wrote:Got some offers to get a Citi and BOA card. Should I take add any of these card? Would any really be worth it? If not either of these, maybe another AMEX card? I won't be approved for Chase.
Citi
AAdvantage: I don't really fly AA much, but I can get the 50k bonus miles after $2500 spend for $99 year
Double Cash: $200 cash back after $1500 spend, 2% cash back
Custom Cash: $200 cash back after $1500 spend, 5% cash per cycle
Rewards+: 20k bonus points after $1500 spend, Earn 2 ThankYou® Points per $1 spent at supermarkets and gas stations for the first $6,000 spent per year. Earn 1 ThankYou® Point per $1 spent on all other purchases. Round up to the nearest 10 points on every purchase.
BOA
Customized Cash: $200 cash back, 1.5%
Travel Rewards: 25k bonus points offer, 1.5 points on every $1
My current cards:
NFCU CashRewards: 1.75%
NFCU MoreRewards: 3x supermarkets/gas/restaurants
Discover: 5% rotating
Amex Delta: 2 miles on restaurants (I use this as my everyday card to rack up miles)
QuickSilver 1: 1.5% cash back
QuickSilver (this was upgraded from the Walmart Card): 1.5% (they'll let me upgrade to another Savor or Venture One but 1.25 miles seems terrible)
SavorOne: 3% back on dining, entertainment, streaming, grocery
Both Citi Custom Cash and BofA CCR (for Online Shopping category) have a place in anyone's lineup.
From amex theres,
Bce, no fee, $250 sub for $2000 spend in six months,
Bcp, no fee first year, $300 sub, $3000 spend.
From navy theres,
Flagship, $49 fee, $400 for $3500 spend in three months, plus free Amazon prime. Also pays $120 for global entry.
wells Fargo active cash pays $200 for $500 spend.
here's the complete list:
https://www.doctorofcredit.com/best-current-credit-card-sign-bonuses/
@CrimsonMoon93 wrote:Got some offers to get a Citi and BOA card. Should I take add any of these card? Would any really be worth it? If not either of these, maybe another AMEX card? I won't be approved for Chase.
Citi
AAdvantage: I don't really fly AA much, but I can get the 50k bonus miles after $2500 spend for $99 year
Double Cash: $200 cash back after $1500 spend, 2% cash back
Custom Cash: $200 cash back after $1500 spend, 5% cash per cycle
Rewards+: 20k bonus points after $1500 spend, Earn 2 ThankYou® Points per $1 spent at supermarkets and gas stations for the first $6,000 spent per year. Earn 1 ThankYou® Point per $1 spent on all other purchases. Round up to the nearest 10 points on every purchase.
BOA
Customized Cash: $200 cash back, 1.5%
Travel Rewards: 25k bonus points offer, 1.5 points on every $1
My current cards:
NFCU CashRewards: 1.75%
NFCU MoreRewards: 3x supermarkets/gas/restaurants
Discover: 5% rotating
Amex Delta: 2 miles on restaurants (I use this as my everyday card to rack up miles)
QuickSilver 1: 1.5% cash back
QuickSilver (this was upgraded from the Walmart Card): 1.5% (they'll let me upgrade to another Savor or Venture One but 1.25 miles seems terrible)
SavorOne: 3% back on dining, entertainment, streaming, grocery
The cards you are considering are all over the place. What are YOU looking for in a new card?