Am I missing anything?

[way2evil]

I am looking to maximize all my rewards. Currently I have

Amex Zync

JP Morgan Select (10k)

Chase Amazon (5k)

GE Amazon (2200)

Discover It(3k)

BOA Cash Rewards (7k)

Missing anything here to maximze rewards?

[chnceit]

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@way2evil wrote:

I am looking to maximize all my rewards. Currently I have

Amex Zync

JP Morgan Select (10k)

Chase Amazon (5k)

GE Amazon (2200)

Discover It(3k)

BOA Cash Rewards (7k)

Missing anything here to maximze rewards?

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Do you travel? I dont really see a travel rewards card like a CSP?

[daybreakgonesXe]

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@way2evil wrote:

I am looking to maximize all my rewards. Currently I have

Amex Zync

JP Morgan Select (10k)

Chase Amazon (5k)

GE Amazon (2200)

Discover It(3k)

BOA Cash Rewards (7k)

Missing anything here to maximze rewards?

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Chase Freedom, Citi Forward, Citi Dividend, AMEX BCE, Penfed Rewards come to mind! you already have a great selection of cards though, so don't feel pressured that you need every card in the world! Chase Freedom would be helpful to pair with your JP Morgan Select card!

[bs6054]

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@way2evil wrote:

I am looking to maximize all my rewards. Currently I have

Amex Zync

JP Morgan Select (10k)

Chase Amazon (5k)

GE Amazon (2200)

Discover It(3k)

BOA Cash Rewards (7k)

Missing anything here to maximze rewards?

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Depends what you spend it on and what you want!

For example, you don't have BCP which gives 6% on groceries, Penfed for 5% on gas, and a 2% card for "everything else" which isn't covered by other categories.  Citi Forward for 5% at amazon as compared to Chase 3% (and forward gives 5% for dining and entertainment).  Utilities (Chase Ink)?  And if specific airlines/hotels are goals, you don't seem to have branded cards or travel cards from Amex/Chase/Citi

So, hard to answer without knowing the goal, but the answer is almost certainly "Yes, you are missing something"

Edit: beaten by others, and I forgot that the Select was basically the travel card, but then, as daybreak says, something like the Freedom is needed to push the points.

[E150GT]

I thought freedom was a cash back card?

[distantarray]

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@E150GT wrote:

I thought freedom was a cash back card?

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it is and it isn't.

Cash back card if you only have the Freedom card, if you couple it with a Sapphire or Ink then you can use the points however you want for travel etc.

[way2evil]

I travel maybe once or twice a year nothing much. Alot of my purchases are gas, amazon, shopping, and general stuff. Nothing like groceries or anything. I really don't want another chase card as I have two already. I like chase and refuse to use citi.

[withaspark]

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@bs6054 wrote:

For example, you don't have BCP which gives 6% on groceries

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 +1 ...the AMEX BCP is our family workhorse...but for those with no other mouths to feed, one may have to make some non-grocery grocery store purchases to get the benefits of the AF.

[bs6054]

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@way2evil wrote:
I travel maybe once or twice a year nothing much. Alot of my purchases are gas, amazon, shopping, and general stuff. Nothing like groceries or anything. I really don't want another chase card as I have two already. I like chase and refuse to use citi.

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Fine, but you asked about maximizing rewards.  If you add constraints such "no more than 2 chase cards" and "no citi cards" you aren't going to maximize, especially if Amazon is part of your spending.

[youngandcreditwrthy]

Cards look great; congrats!!!!

You could use an Amex revolver... Like BCE at least!:-)