If u had to choose two of these cards

370Z · ‎11-01-2013

Hopefully it's not the case, but there's no guarantee that gasoline will be in the 5% category for 2 quarters next year. Chase could always decide it's not profitable for them to do so, and/or they want to follow Discover's lead.

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Steelersboy · ‎11-01-2013

@longtimelurker wrote:
@Steelersboy wrote:
the problem i see now with chase is that the five percent is only for two quarters but the sallie mae is five percent monthly up to $250 for gasoline. Since i dont have to buy that much, it seems better and also for restaurants.
Sallie Mae doesn't cover restaurants

I meant to say groceries. dont know how i mixed that up.

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