Consolidating Chase!

[Anonymous]

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@Anonymous wrote:

I'm considering doing this soon. I really don't use my SW card much anymore and with the coming devaluation the 6K anniv pts don't make the AF worth it. My other two on the chopping block are CSP and RC depending on some things..

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I'll be disappointed in you if you give up the Ritz.  I started that thread just for you 😀

[CreditCuriosity]

$395 AF makes alot of people think twice... Although I will hopefully be paying it at the end of the year

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:

I'm considering doing this soon. I really don't use my SW card much anymore and with the coming devaluation the 6K anniv pts don't make the AF worth it. My other two on the chopping block are CSP and RC depending on some things..

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I'll be disappointed in you if you give up the Ritz.  I started that thread just for you 😀

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[kdm31091]

It must take a lot to justify the $395 AF on the Ritz...to make it worth keeping I imagine you'd have to be spending pretty heavily and travelling pretty heavily too. (Of course that's the intent of it)

[Anonymous]

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@CreditCuriousity wrote:

$395 AF makes alot of people think twice... Although I will hopefully be paying it at the end of the year

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:

I'm considering doing this soon. I really don't use my SW card much anymore and with the coming devaluation the 6K anniv pts don't make the AF worth it. My other two on the chopping block are CSP and RC depending on some things..

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I'll be disappointed in you if you give up the Ritz.  I started that thread just for you 😀

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@Anonymous,

The annual fees pays it self for 2x airline reimbursement of $300 the the year..  I like the Ritz alot and will be keeping it.

[CreditCuriosity]

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@CreditCuriousity wrote:

$395 AF makes alot of people think twice... Although I will hopefully be paying it at the end of the year

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:

I'm considering doing this soon. I really don't use my SW card much anymore and with the coming devaluation the 6K anniv pts don't make the AF worth it. My other two on the chopping block are CSP and RC depending on some things..

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I'll be disappointed in you if you give up the Ritz.  I started that thread just for you 😀

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@Anonymous,

The annual fees pays it self for 2x airline reimbursement of $300 the the year..  I like the Ritz alot and will be keeping it.

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Oh I agree...Have no issue paying it.. Just some, not saying Nixon, but willl have a tough time coughing up $395 after the first year bonus I see alot of cancellations, if you think you see alot of CSP cancellations when the AF hits, wait for the ritz lol

[Anonymous]

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@CreditCuriousity wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@CreditCuriousity wrote:

$395 AF makes alot of people think twice... Although I will hopefully be paying it at the end of the year

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:

I'm considering doing this soon. I really don't use my SW card much anymore and with the coming devaluation the 6K anniv pts don't make the AF worth it. My other two on the chopping block are CSP and RC depending on some things..

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I'll be disappointed in you if you give up the Ritz.  I started that thread just for you 😀

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@Anonymous,

The annual fees pays it self for 2x airline reimbursement of $300 the the year..  I like the Ritz alot and will be keeping it.

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Oh I agree...Have no issue paying it.. Just some, not saying Nixon, but willl have a tough time coughing up $395 after the first year bonus I see alot of cancellations, if you think you see alot of CSP cancellations when the AF hits, wait for the ritz lol

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I may keep it, I may not. Just depends if i'm hassled about the $300 redemption like last time. I was apparently given an "exception"

[Anonymous]

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@CreditCuriousity wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@CreditCuriousity wrote:

$395 AF makes alot of people think twice... Although I will hopefully be paying it at the end of the year

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@Anonymous wrote:

I'm considering doing this soon. I really don't use my SW card much anymore and with the coming devaluation the 6K anniv pts don't make the AF worth it. My other two on the chopping block are CSP and RC depending on some things..

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I'll be disappointed in you if you give up the Ritz.  I started that thread just for you 😀

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@Anonymous,

The annual fees pays it self for 2x airline reimbursement of $300 the the year..  I like the Ritz alot and will be keeping it.

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Oh I agree...Have no issue paying it.. Just some, not saying Nixon, but willl have a tough time coughing up $395 after the first year bonus I see alot of cancellations, if you think you see alot of CSP cancellations when the AF hits, wait for the ritz lol

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Agreed...

[skigirl916]

I would have kept the CSP open, just to have the flexibility to transfer UR points.

[Creditaddict]

I'm really hoping it triggers mid cycle update since the statement just cut for slate with a $12k+ balance and it's now been paid off.

[onstar]

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@Anonymous wrote:

I'm considering doing this soon. I really don't use my SW card much anymore and with the coming devaluation the 6K anniv pts don't make the AF worth it. My other two on the chopping block are CSP and RC depending on some things..

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Ditto on the SW card. I don't use it much (the card & the airline). I'll not use the card for a couple of months, transfer the CL to my Amazon card, then close out the SW card.

And Slate will be gone too once the BT is paid off this summer. Transfer that CL to either Amazon also.