Looking for a new credit card

[NRB525]

What is the limit on your Discover?

Consider paying the charge on your best CB% card to get that, then use the Discover 4.99% no-fee transfer to move most of the $3,500 there, then pay it off over a few months. For $14 per month of declining interest payments, saves a HP.

Do you have a business up and running?

[Anonymous]

@MrDFinance

Thank you. So far Chase is the best suitor.

@AverageJoesCredit

Thank you. Only problem is Capital One Savor have a annual fee after the first year. 

I been thinking about the BLACK CARD a year before I applied for it and I will admit it is a useless card. I wanted to see was I able to obtained one.

@Shooting-For-800

Thank you. Only problem is Capital One Savor have a annual fee after the first year and from personal experience, capital one do not like to give credit line increase. I'm leaning towards the Chase business cards.

@ALK11

Thank you. It is a useless card. I'm 28 and like to show off to the bartenders. Honestly wanted to see was I able to obain a BLACK CARD at the age of 27. I did not mind a hard inquiry if I was even denied. But boy the stainless steel body feels great and I like the sound it makes when I drop it on the table.

@wasCB14

Thank you and #TeamLeo

@jukappa

Thank you. I will look into WF Propel card. I do not travel at all. 

@NRB525

Hello and thank you. My discover limit is $50,000. That is my highest card. My discover APR is at 14.99%. I was hoping to get a new card and just have that balance for a few months without paying any extra interest. Right now I have 0 hard inquries on my credit report. I am a Landlord in the City of Philadelphia.

[Anonymous]

The reason I dislike Chase Card is when I was approved for their Freedom card they gave me the lowest amount of $5,000. All credit line increases is a hard pull and I was denied once before.

[Anonymous]

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@Anonymous wrote:

@MrDFinance

Thank you. So far Chase is the best suitor.

@AverageJoesCredit

Thank you. Only problem is Capital One Savor have a annual fee after the first year. 

I been thinking about the BLACK CARD a year before I applied for it and I will admit it is a useless card. I wanted to see was I able to obtained one.

@Shooting-For-800

Thank you. Only problem is Capital One Savor have a annual fee after the first year and from personal experience, capital one do not like to give credit line increase. I'm leaning towards the Chase business cards.

@ALK11

Thank you. It is a useless card. I'm 28 and like to show off to the bartenders. Honestly wanted to see was I able to obain a BLACK CARD at the age of 27. I did not mind a hard inquiry if I was even denied. But boy the stainless steel body feels great and I like the sound it makes when I drop it on the table.

@wasCB14

Thank you and #TeamLeo

@jukappa

Thank you. I will look into WF Propel card. I do not travel at all. 

@NRB525

Hello and thank you. My discover limit is $50,000. That is my highest card. My discover APR is at 14.99%. I was hoping to get a new card and just have that balance for a few months without paying any extra interest. Right now I have 0 hard inquries on my credit report. I am a Landlord in the City of Philadelphia.

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No problem.  If travel is not a care at all, then the Propel by itself is all you need.  Even if you dont use the signature card to maximize your return value, on paper the Propel card is one of the best free cards I have ever seen.

[wasCB14]

Last I heard, BofA Travel could be combined with BofA AAA to give people with $100k+ at BofA (across cash, retirement, securities) 2.625% as true cash back (without annual fees or travel redemption requirements).

Official Payments charges 2.49% for CC income tax payments. I don't know if you can pay your property taxes, too, by CC...but as a landlord with no travel that might be ideal for you.