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For business CSP/Ink+ personal all EDP and CSP if Amex isn't taken.
5x has been unbelievable on how quickly ur points add up.
MR's also accumulate with 4.5,3 and 1.50
Sad to see Venture and Dicover in my dresser when I get my socks.
Right now I'm really only using my Discover for gas (5%) and my SPG Card. Once I get my Blue Cash Preferred I'll start raking in the REAL money! We spend a lot in groceries a year and I have a 50 minute commute to work. I can't wait to obtain that card. Combine that with my SPG and I'll be set!
Amex BCP - Groceries - 6%
Chase AARP - Gas/Restaurants - 3%
Citi Double Cash - Everything else! - 2%
Citi Prestige + Citi Premier = Winning
@redpat wrote:For business CSP/Ink+ personal all EDP and CSP if Amex isn't taken.
5x has been unbelievable on how quickly ur points add up.
MR's also accumulate with 4.5,3 and 1.50
Sad to see Venture and Dicover in my dresser when I get my socks.
Right, and for the person who values UR points at 1.5 - 2 cpp, it's essentially an 8% equivalent cashback card for general spending.
@Open123 wrote:
@redpat wrote:For business CSP/Ink+ personal all EDP and CSP if Amex isn't taken.
5x has been unbelievable on how quickly ur points add up.
MR's also accumulate with 4.5,3 and 1.50
Sad to see Venture and Dicover in my dresser when I get my socks.
Right, and for the person who values UR points at 1.5 - 2 cpp, it's essentially an 8% equivalent cashback card for general spending.
Absolutely, I may never have to pay for a Hotel for personal trips again, lol!
@Open123 wrote:
@redpat wrote:For business CSP/Ink+ personal all EDP and CSP if Amex isn't taken.
5x has been unbelievable on how quickly ur points add up.
MR's also accumulate with 4.5,3 and 1.50
Sad to see Venture and Dicover in my dresser when I get my socks.
Right, and for the person who values UR points at 1.5 - 2 cpp, it's essentially an 8% equivalent cashback card for general spending.
Don't understand that! For the 5x UR spending yes, but isn't general spend going to be at 1.5 UR( FU) for 2.25-3%
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@Open123 wrote:
@redpat wrote:For business CSP/Ink+ personal all EDP and CSP if Amex isn't taken.
5x has been unbelievable on how quickly ur points add up.
MR's also accumulate with 4.5,3 and 1.50
Sad to see Venture and Dicover in my dresser when I get my socks.
Right, and for the person who values UR points at 1.5 - 2 cpp, it's essentially an 8% equivalent cashback card for general spending.
Don't understand that! For the 5x UR spending yes, but isn't general spend going to be at 1.5 UR( FU) for 2.25-3%
It is, but I use Ink for all business expenses even if it is 1, 2 or 5 points because it's my company card. CSP just for business airfare and get reimbursed. They will kill me if I try a third card for an extra .50 point. All my points are from non-personal spend anyway.
@Anonymous wrote:
@Open123 wrote:
@redpat wrote:For business CSP/Ink+ personal all EDP and CSP if Amex isn't taken.
5x has been unbelievable on how quickly ur points add up.
MR's also accumulate with 4.5,3 and 1.50
Sad to see Venture and Dicover in my dresser when I get my socks.
Right, and for the person who values UR points at 1.5 - 2 cpp, it's essentially an 8% equivalent cashback card for general spending.
Don't understand that! For the 5x UR spending yes, but isn't general spend going to be at 1.5 UR( FU) for 2.25-3%
Ah, not that I'm advocating this, but purchase a $500 GC from an Office store. So, if assuming a 2 cp on each UR (10% cash equivalent) less then 6.95 activation fee, leaves 8%. Of course, if one is lucky enough to find $1,000 Visa GCs, the return goes up to around 9%.
However, I only resort to this when I prefer using a Visa when some Merchants refuse to accept Visa as a form of payment. Generally, I discourage MS of any kind, but his is not MS, but out of...er...necessity.
*Edited* Case in Point - Since I'm partial to Chase and Visa, during all those years when Costco refused to accept Visa, I bought $500 or $1,000 Amex GCs at Office Stores because I wanted these expenses itemized on my Chase Ink Business card.