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Hey guys, I heard that BMO bought botw. Hopefully it doesn't change the botw structure but if it does I might get these cards. What other cards are there? Thanks.
cap savor one
Safe cu cash rewards
Andrews titanium
Does the Andrew's titanium has a min redemption of increments? Like $25?
@TheBoondocks wrote:
Does the Andrew's titanium has a min redemption of increments? Like $25?
Titanium Visa points are managed through the CURewards program, and there is a cash redemption option with 1 point = 1 cent to be deposited into either your savings or checking account with a mininum of 2500 points ($25).
I have the savor one, good points -
No limits on rewards, 3 pct on groceries
Easy peasy redemtion of rewards in many different ways, not just a statement credit.
Bad point
In most cases you need a crowbar to pry a cli out of cap 1
@TheBoondocks wrote:Hey guys, I heard that BMO bought botw. Hopefully it doesn't change the botw structure but if it does I might get these cards. What other cards are there? Thanks.
cap savor one
Safe cu cash rewards
Andrews titanium
Does the Andrew's titanium has a min redemption of increments? Like $25?
The other obvious card among no annual fee cards is the American Express Blue Cash Everyday card (3% rewards on groceries up to $6000 annual spend). That card also has 2% rewards at gas stations and 2% rewards at select department stores.
Other considerations:
PROS: American Express provides a wide variety of Amex Offers on its issued cards. (For reference, I currently have 213 active offers, excluding offers I've already fully used.) I've saved $139.06 over the last 12 months using Amex Offers on my single Amex-issued card.
CONS: I believe cash back on American Express-issued cards that don't earn Amex Membership Rewards points is only in the form of statement credits.
@TheBoondocks Not sure if you are a member, or have access to membership, but the NFCU More Rewards is 3X Grocery, Restaurants, Gas, and Transit
@SUPERSQUID wrote:I have the savor one, good points -
No limits on rewards, 3 pct on groceries
Easy peasy redemtion of rewards in many different ways, not just a statement credit.
Bad point
In most cases you need a crowbar to pry a cli out of cap 1
I'm at 5k on my SavorOne. Do I desperately need a CLI on a card that I basically use for groceries/dining out/streaming/entertainment, expenses that I would be paying with cash or debit if I didn't have a credit card (IOW, there's no reason to carry a balance, should be paid off every month, I should quit going out for food if I can't pay off my restaurant charges every month)?
@PullingMeSoftly wrote:@TheBoondocks Not sure if you are a member, or have access to membership, but the NFCU More Rewards is 3X Grocery, Restaurants, Gas, and Transit
Yeah I am a member but the min is $50 to cash out. $25 is okay for me.
City Custom Cash
@crystal626 wrote:City Custom Cash
Yeah, this. Why not get 5% back instead?
@BenTramer1978 wrote:
@crystal626 wrote:City Custom Cash
Yeah, this. Why not get 5% back instead?
I already use the citi custom cash for gas lol