If the business ink preferred premiere rumor turns out to be accurate that's def one I would consider. Going to have DW app and secure the 100k CSP sign up before it's gone and after a mortgage this year I will probably complete my chase trifecta with CFF and CFU. I am at 3/24 right now. Other than completing chase trifecta I'll probably close the NFCU plat (and roll the limit to the Flagship if that becomes an option again). 5.99% is awesome but I never carry balances anymore or need balance transfers. I will probably also cull the PNC points as it effectively neutered the bbva clear points.
I would like to pair everything down to focus on UR, MR, and Flagship points.. in that order. I will kee discover and capital one. But only with small annual charges to keep them from closing.
I won't be at 4/24 again until September so my plan is to pick up probably the Business Delta Gold Card sometime in April/May, whenever the elevated offers are back. In September, I'll be looking to pick up the CFF to finish off my Chase Quadfecta, then look to move on to the Capital One Venture X towards the end of 2022. Only thing keeping me from applying now is the spend + 5/24 status. And the AMEX BCE might be getting the boot due to the AMEX 5 card limit rule. A lot still up in the air though.
My only card plan is to see what Wells Fargo is going to offer us next year! 
I really screwed myself and filed my BK in April of 2018, since then I've come a good way.
I value simplicity - I intend to add a Venture X to my Savor One and QS as they're just east cards to use and I would love my first "premium" travel card. Other than that, I plan to grow my SL with Cap1.
2023 though, I hope for the opportunity to get the Amex Gold (not included in BK) let's cross our fingers
Well, I am pretty much going for two more credit union cards for 2022. As my signature shows. the Affinity card will be first. Opened an account (btw, they let me fund it using a credit card....lol, score, 2% back...lol) with them and will use their 1% cashback debit at places like WinCo. They accept debit but not credit. Hopefully, in 4 to 6 months I will get an offer. And no I am not holding my breath for an offer like @JNA1 got from them. But 10K and up would be nice. If the rumors I heard come true and BECU will step up their game I might scrap a second CU card since it would be a piece of cake to get a great limit with them with the great history we have with them. My cards are solid, with great limits. My wife had a bit of a setback since Chase reneged on their original 10K CL on her Freedom Flex. She has a measly $1600 limit on that card now which makes it practically useless because we could never have even a $600 statement balance report. And I refuse to pay before the due date, well let me rephrase that, refuse to pay weeks before the due date. We are fighting with them about it but it is a bank, so not much hope to change anything. So this card maybe needs to be replaced. (Mod cut - not here please. Be mindful of the 5 Things We Don't Talk About and the myFICO Forums TOS) Her scores are on average 15 points (or more) higher than mine yet I got way better limits. Her best was the Citi Custom Cash, but even that is $1k under my limit.
I met my goals for 2021. They were to complete the minimum spend for the C1 Venture 100k signup bonus and to close some airline cards (closed Barclays Aviator Red).
For 2022, I plan to close the Venture card when the second annual fee posts. I had hoped that the ability to combine limits would have returned in 2021, then I could merge the CL with my Quicksilver card. Since that did not happen, I will simply close Venture.
The other card on my chopping block is the Amex Delta Gold. I was going to close this earlier this year, but Amex came out with the $10/month dining credits which more than offset the annual fee. If no new credits are on the horizon, I will close this when the next annual fee posts.
Beyond that, I am just keeping a low profile. I've gardened for one full year and will probably continue to garden in 2022. My spouse and I are now both fully retired from our day jobs, and we sold off all of our investment properties. These events combined to greatly reduce our verifiable income, but also greatly increased our investable assets. Since I don't want to draw any unwanted attention to the lower income figures, I will probably not apply for any new credit..... unless a really great signup bonus crops up. :-)
