Aerospace FCU cards: 5 - 4 - 3 - 2

[Wavester64]

I saw @Nostradamuz post this in May, but the thread is a little convoluted with a few mixed in threads so I thought I would bring this one up again to see if anyone has this CC and how you like it? I get the impression you need to jump thru a few hoop requirements to get this one.

Aerospace FCU cards: 5 - 4 - 3 - 2

Aerospace FCU (California) issues AFCU Platinum Visa Cash Back card and AFCU Platinum Visa Rewards card with no annual fee and with similar rewards:

-Gas: 5% on $7,000/year, 1% thereafter

-Dining and entertainment: 4% on $9,000/year, 1% thereafter

-Travel purchases: 3% on $12,000/year, 1% thereafter

-All other purchases: 2%

[Wavester64]

Aerospace FCU (California) issues AFCU Platinum Visa Cash Back card and AFCU Platinum Visa Rewards card with no annual fee and with similar rewards:

-Gas: 5% on $7,000/year, 1% thereafter

-Dining and entertainment: 4% on $9,000/year, 1% thereafter

-Travel purchases: 3% on $12,000/year, 1% thereafter

-All other purchases: 2%

[AverageJoesCredit]

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@Wavester64 wrote:

I saw @Nostradamuz post this in May, but the thread is a little convoluted with a few mixed in threads so I thought I would bring this one up again to see if anyone has this CC and how you like it? I get the impression you need to jump thru a few hoop requirements to get this one.

Aerospace FCU cards: 5 - 4 - 3 - 2

Aerospace FCU (California) issues AFCU Platinum Visa Cash Back card and AFCU Platinum Visa Rewards card with no annual fee and with similar rewards:

-Gas: 5% on $7,000/year, 1% thereafter

-Dining and entertainment: 4% on $9,000/year, 1% thereafter

-Travel purchases: 3% on $12,000/year, 1% thereafter

-All other purchases: 2%

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Whats the 5432? A Pick 4 winning number 

[AverageJoesCredit]

Aerospace FCU (California) issues AFCU Platinum Visa Cash Back card and AFCU Platinum Visa Rewards card with no annual fee and with similar rewards:

-Gas: 5% on $7,000/year, 1% thereafter

-Dining and entertainment: 4% on $9,000/year, 1% thereafter

-Travel purchases: 3% on $12,000/year, 1% thereafter

-All other purchases: 2%

[CYBERSAM]

Any info on Aerospace FCU if their product is Geofence?

[Anonymous]

There is no back door to membership AFAIK. 

Membership in AFCU is open to those having the following common bond:

• Employees of The Aerospace Corporation
• Military and civil service personnel of the U.S. Government who work for the Los Angeles Air Force Base
• Persons retired as pensioners or annuitants from the above employment groups
• Employees of contractors who work for The Aerospace Corporation or for the Los Angeles Air Force Base
• Employees of this credit union
• Immediate family and household members of the above referenced groups
• Spouses of persons who died while within the field of membership of this credit union

[AverageJoesCredit]

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@CYBERSAM wrote:

Any info on Aerospace FCU if their product is Geofence?

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Seeing @Anonymous  already answered, ill just be my usual self.....how can it be geofenced when its located in Outer Space?😆

[UpperNwGuy]

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@Wavester64 wrote:

I thought I would bring this one up again to see if anyone has this CC and how you like it?

Nobody has responded to OP's question.

[Revelate]

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@UpperNwGuy wrote:

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@Wavester64 wrote:

I thought I would bring this one up again to see if anyone has this CC and how you like it?

Nobody has responded to OP's question.

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Quite probably because few if any people have it with those groups.

If they did it would probably be as popular as AOD is, 5% gas 4% restaurants?  Even with a Tesla I'd be interested.

[longtimelurker]

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@Revelate wrote:

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@UpperNwGuy wrote:

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@Wavester64 wrote:

I thought I would bring this one up again to see if anyone has this CC and how you like it?

Nobody has responded to OP's question.

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Quite probably because few if any people have it with those groups.

If they did it would probably be as popular as AOD is, 5% gas 4% restaurants?  Even with a Tesla I'd be interested.

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It's interesting that the card is an everything else 2%, but if you exceed the caps on gas/restaurants/travel, the excess is rewarded at 1%

You would want to code wrongly in those situations so you could get 2%!

[Revelate]

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@longtimelurker wrote:

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@Revelate wrote:

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@UpperNwGuy wrote:

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@Wavester64 wrote:

I thought I would bring this one up again to see if anyone has this CC and how you like it?

Nobody has responded to OP's question.

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Quite probably because few if any people have it with those groups.

If they did it would probably be as popular as AOD is, 5% gas 4% restaurants?  Even with a Tesla I'd be interested.

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It's interesting that the card is an everything else 2%, but if you exceed the caps on gas/restaurants/travel, the excess is rewarded at 1%

You would want to code wrongly in those situations so you could get 2%!

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True that, though actually now that I look at it again, this is as close to the old Sallie as we've seen probably ever with much better annual limits than the $3K/year Sallie had in terms of a card that is broadly suited to a given common lifestyle.  Prior to AOD for cash-back non-travel you would be basically done with a grocery card, and now still an extra 1% in default spend with AOD... sounds actually really good for a complete portfolio / average consumer.

ETA: OK maybe 4, I probably still will have an Amazon habit which is pretty easy to sort at 5% hah.