Balance Transfer Advice Needed

[Anonymous]

@Taurus22 

I merged the second thread that you created on this same topic into your original one.  There is no need to have two threads as it creates confusion for those trying to assist you.   If you have additional information to add please do so in the original thread. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.

[Anonymous]

• Amex does code walmart neighborhood market and walmart online grocery as groceries.
• Chase trifecta is for a baseline 2.25% on everything and 7.5% on quarterly rotaing categories. It does require you to have travel expense.
• If you just want a BT card, slate, bankofamericard and amex every day all has no fee, no af, and long intro apr. you can pc them afterwards.

There won't be a meaningful recommendation for you unless you tell us your spending breakdown. How much on dining, grocery, amazon, travel, gas, etc.

and please, don't bold your text. it hurts my eye to read.

[HeavenOhio]

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@Anonymous wrote:

• If you just want a BT card, slate, bankofamericard and amex every day all has no fee, no af, and long intro apr. you can pc them afterwards.

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The Chase Slate card can be PC'ed to a Freedom (or maybe a Sapphire) product once the BT usefulness wears out. I believe the BoA card can be PC'ed easily too. With the AMEX Everyday card, the rewards program should ideally be a fit for you. If it isn't, most of the limit can eventually be transferred to another AMEX card.

[Taurus22]

Just wanted to give a shout to @UncleB for taking the extra time to give me some great advice regarding this post. Great community here and it's nice to have moderators like him who contribute and take support to another level.

Cheers!