@Anonymous wrote:Don't I know it. I tended to app in groups of three 😂
Me too, I'll be 4/24 until April, but in May I'll be 1/24. Which will be good because there just so happens to be 3 more Chase cards in my wishlist 
Total Loan Balance: $43k / $65k
Total SL: $78k
@Aim_High My curiousity is more for NEW NEW things not Known people coming out with Newer or pretty impressive cards, people know about Amex, they know about US Bank, Synch, Chase etc.....But is there anyone popping up (showing their head) like HEY I have something to add to this pool!? That's what is intriguing to me at this moment. Are there any FRESH FACES out there with something new that people haven't heard of?! ^^
@longtimelurker This is also true it may end up being something local or Web-based Bank type of deal....but in that case if it is a local CU it may be restricted to who can actually get in with them (you may have to be local in order to get an account or card) .....Still I would be fascinated to know and it may help people in your area too that might be a neat thread/post to do, like put a local Bank/CU and post your State so people can search through and find cards they might benefit from from their state .......*already starts typing out post in my head* LOL
There are often ways in which people outside the market of a local CU can still get an account with them. For example, I've got a PSECU (Pennsylvania State Employees Credit Union) account, and I've never even been to Pennsylvania, let alone worked for them. I live in CA. But they offered (at least, at the time) eligibility for people who were members of some random nonprofit association, and anyone could join the association by filling out a form and sending in a $5 fee. Also NFCU comes to mind, where all you really need is a familial relative from something like the last 3 generations who's served in the military, which applies to almost anyone whose family didn't recently immigrate here.
So it's still worthwhile sharing local CU offers even when they have seemingly tight eligibilty requirements, so people can determine for themselves whether or not there's a way they can become eligible.
FordPass Rewards card just came out this month, if you stick to topping out with $6k spend per year on the card, it's effectively 3.3% cash back PLUS the other perks in points they give you (towards Ford stuff obviously, like oil change and discount on vehicles).
as of 1/1/23
