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Hello everyone. As the title says I closed my Ritz card this month before the $400 fee hit my statement next month. I don't stay at the Ritz enough to really use the perks. I was able to transfer half of my available credit to my CSP card with ease thanks to their great customer service and my 80k somewhat points don't dissapear, they transferred to my Ritz rewards account which is seperate from Chase all together. With that said,I want to add another card or possibly two. Does anyone have any recommendations? Thanks!
PS: It doesn't necessarily need to be a hotel card.
@Anonymous wrote:Hello everyone. As the title says I closed my Ritz card this month before the $400 fee hit my statement next month. I don't stay at the Ritz enough to really use the perks. I was able to transfer half of my available credit to my CSP card with ease thanks to their great customer service and my 80k somewhat points don't dissapear, they transferred to my Ritz rewards account which is seperate from Chase all together. With that said,I want to add another card or possibly two. Does anyone have any recommendations? Thanks!
PS: It doesn't necessarily need to be a hotel card.
Have you looked into Chase's other airline cards, like United MileagePlus Explorer or British Airways? I'd also look at their Ink cards if you have a business. Heard there's a good bonus going on for the Ink Plus.
@chalupaman wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:Hello everyone. As the title says I closed my Ritz card this month before the $400 fee hit my statement next month. I don't stay at the Ritz enough to really use the perks. I was able to transfer half of my available credit to my CSP card with ease thanks to their great customer service and my 80k somewhat points don't dissapear, they transferred to my Ritz rewards account which is seperate from Chase all together. With that said,I want to add another card or possibly two. Does anyone have any recommendations? Thanks!
PS: It doesn't necessarily need to be a hotel card.
Have you looked into Chase's other airline cards, like United MileagePlus Explorer or British Airways? I'd also look at their Ink cards if you have a business. Heard there's a good bonus going on for the Ink Plus.
Ink Plus bonus ended on 3/1
I don't own a business although the ink card promo does sound great. The MileagePlusClub sounds decent but the annual fee is to much to justfiy. I've never flown British Airways. I was considering the AMEX Jet Blue card as I do travel from Boston to Miami, Tampa, and Vegas a few times a year.
@Anonymous wrote:I don't own a business although the ink card promo does sound great. The MileagePlusClub sounds decent but the annual fee is to much to justfiy. I've never flown British Airways. I was considering the AMEX Jet Blue card as I do travel from Boston to Miami, Tampa, and Vegas a few times a year.
AMEX Jet Blue card is being discontinued sometime in the near future as they have ended their relationship
Yea I read end of 2015. Sounds decent in the meantime..
@Anonymous wrote:
@chalupaman wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:Hello everyone. As the title says I closed my Ritz card this month before the $400 fee hit my statement next month. I don't stay at the Ritz enough to really use the perks. I was able to transfer half of my available credit to my CSP card with ease thanks to their great customer service and my 80k somewhat points don't dissapear, they transferred to my Ritz rewards account which is seperate from Chase all together. With that said,I want to add another card or possibly two. Does anyone have any recommendations? Thanks!
PS: It doesn't necessarily need to be a hotel card.
Have you looked into Chase's other airline cards, like United MileagePlus Explorer or British Airways? I'd also look at their Ink cards if you have a business. Heard there's a good bonus going on for the Ink Plus.
Ink Plus bonus ended on 3/1
Yeah I just checked. Thanks for the correction.
Nixon - Thats all they would do, and I'm easy going. I didn't want to argue. I have plenty of available credit in relation to what I owe. I'm at about 3%.
Side note... I'm sure its quite simple but I can't figure out how to quote on this site.