I get 10% back from Costco for the next 3 months!
Been waiting to make a major purchase (@$5,000).
Gotta love Discover! 
@Anonymous wrote:
@longtimelurker wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:Not sure what set up card is, but here is my current strategy.
AMZ for Amazon Spend - 5% (note: get the STORE CARD, not the CC if you are a churner).
Unless you need some other features of the Chase card (such as 5% of WF, if you spend more than $6K on groceries)
True, if you like to overpay for food at Whole Paycheck, then the CC might be of use. I never understood overpaying 20+% to save 5%
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The Amazon takeover has made prices lower at WholeFoods, especially with the prime member discounts. For some items that I buy, it is often cheaper than Target and Walmart and local chain Stop&Shop. Of course, other items are more, but the Whole Paycheck designation is out of date.
@longtimelurker wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@longtimelurker wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:Not sure what set up card is, but here is my current strategy.
AMZ for Amazon Spend - 5% (note: get the STORE CARD, not the CC if you are a churner).
Unless you need some other features of the Chase card (such as 5% of WF, if you spend more than $6K on groceries)
True, if you like to overpay for food at Whole Paycheck, then the CC might be of use. I never understood overpaying 20+% to save 5%
The Amazon takeover has made prices lower at WholeFoods, especially with the prime member discounts. For some items that I buy, it is often cheaper than Target and Walmart and local chain Stop&Shop. Of course, other items are more, but the Whole Paycheck designation is out of date.
Meh, not in Socal. Sure, they lowered prices moderately. But Trader Joes, Sprouts, and Costco are much better value for almost equivalent quality and in some cases superior quality. The 5% discount isn't enough. Would rather get 6% from my amex at better value stores.