@Anonymous wrote:
Have you ever followed Jeanne Kelly? If so, your thoughts?
I actually haven't but a quick google and thank you, I will have to read some more into her... looks like she is doing what I want to do! 
@Anonymous wrote:Welcome creditaddict, I missed the first part, but I am happy that you had a chance to come back to chat with us tonight.
I have read most of your post and of couse the Navy thread
You became a legend here.
I know you became an expert in credit card with the wonderful collection that you have now. Here is the question for you. If you have to pick only one card, which one will be and why ?
I can tell you what's in my wallet right now:
Ritz - Daily Card for the non-categories of Costco
Costco - for the categories
I use to be all about cash back and partner and I both carried Citi Double Cash for when Amex was not taken and Fidelity Amex for EVERYTHING but then I started to try this game of traveling for free and we went to Costa Rica flying for free and staying 8 out of our 9 nights for free and the night we paid for was because the cost wasn't worth the point value! and that kind of hooked me... we don't travel to to much but when we do and I can travel in style for the way I use to travel total eco style it seems to be worthy to me... but now that I have my platinum status with Marriott I think it might be cheaper to buy it each year than charge enough to keep it so starting to lean back towards cash.
@Creditaddict wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:So my question for you that I didn't get to ask is, most often you always post about your partner's cards. How many cards do you individually own?
The list I posted in Part One shows my cards and the few that I'm AU on but with opening all our businesses we removed each other from almost all our cards accept for our daily use cards because neither of us needs the extra util. or age of accounts hitting us for the banks that still count all of that stuff!
I believe the number is in the 80's currently
If you don't mind me asking, how many businesses d oyou have and how where you able to build credit for those since you had BK? Was it more difficult than building personal credit?
@Creditaddict wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:Welcome creditaddict, I missed the first part, but I am happy that you had a chance to come back to chat with us tonight.
I have read most of your post and of couse the Navy thread
I know you became an expert in credit card with the wonderful collection that you have now. Here is the question for you. If you have to pick only one card, which one will be and why ?
I can tell you what's in my wallet right now:
Ritz - Daily Card for the non-categories of Costco
Costco - for the categories
I use to be all about cash back and partner and I both carried Citi Double Cash for when Amex was not taken and Fidelity Amex for EVERYTHING but then I started to try this game of traveling for free and we went to Costa Rica flying for free and staying 8 out of our 9 nights for free and the night we paid for was because the cost wasn't worth the point value! and that kind of hooked me... we don't travel to to much but when we do and I can travel in style for the way I use to travel total eco style it seems to be worthy to me... but now that I have my platinum status with Marriott I think it might be cheaper to buy it each year than charge enough to keep it so starting to lean back towards cash.
Fantastic 
, I prefer travel cards vs. cash cards..... but you only allow to pick one card ...just kidding
@Anonymous wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
Have you ever followed Jeanne Kelly? If so, your thoughts?@Anonymous,
@I was curious as to who she was and now I know because of you. I am curious to hear @Anonymous's answer also.
She is really really good, IMO.
@Anonymous @Anonymous. I am pretty suspicious of such"experts" but since you vouch for her then I have read up on her one of these days. Thanks for sharing.
@Anonymous wrote:
@Creditaddict wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:So my question for you that I didn't get to ask is, most often you always post about your partner's cards. How many cards do you individually own?
The list I posted in Part One shows my cards and the few that I'm AU on but with opening all our businesses we removed each other from almost all our cards accept for our daily use cards because neither of us needs the extra util. or age of accounts hitting us for the banks that still count all of that stuff!
I believe the number is in the 80's currently
If you don't mind me asking, how many businesses d oyou have and how where you able to build credit for those since you had BK? Was it more difficult than building personal credit?
We have a catering company and 1 laundry, about to be 2 Laundries.
The advantage of 2 of us is I can balance out who applies for credit that needs to be PG'd... Business credit no PG I have found super easy... of course there isn't nearly as much stuff as you could get back in 2006-2008 without PG but still a lot of store cards and it's like personal credit, once you get one, they just start falling like dominos and all start approving!