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ICCU stepping up! even has a Amazon Prime reimbursement
https://www.iccu.com/loans/visa-credit-cards/premier-rewards/
Pretty nice!
That is quite the buffing! (compared to the Rewards, anyway)
Is it a penny per point? Redemption details?
Not so sure about the amazon credit though. That would take $12,000 spend per year!
Is there a way in to the CU if you are outside the 5 listed states?
https://www.iccu.com/membership/
@ptatohed wrote:https://www.iccu.com/loans/visa-credit-cards/premier-rewards/
Pretty nice!
That is quite the buffing! (compared to the Rewards, anyway)
Is it a penny per point? Redemption details?
Not so sure about the amazon credit though. That would take $12,000 spend per year!
Is there a way in to the CU if you are outside the 5 listed states?
https://www.iccu.com/membership/
Found this post, looks like its not geofenced if you are member of other other CU in Idaho. It also seems to be 2 points per dollar.
https://ficoforums.myfico.com/t5/Personal-Finance/ICCU-Idaho-Central-Credit-Union-isn-t-entirely-geo...
The points are worth .00625 each. It's really not a great card even though I have it. If they bumped the point cashout ratio, it'd actually be worth looking at.
That means that even at the highest 4x rewards category, you're still only pulling 2.5% back.
It has a really attractive sub. Do you know which credit bureau they pull from?
@northway wrote:The points are worth .00625 each. It's really not a great card even though I have it. If they bumped the point cashout ratio, it'd actually be worth looking at.
That means that even at the highest 4x rewards category, you're still only pulling 2.5% back.
You are right, thanks @northway . I found this on DoC where ICCU spelled out that 32,000 points = $200. Boo.
https://www.doctorofcredit.com/id-wa-or-only-idaho-central-credit-union-iccu-visa-rewards-200-bonus/
@DatBoiQuick wrote:It has a really attractive sub. Do you know which credit bureau they pull from?
Experian