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More money is better than less money.
@Aahz wrote:More money is better than less money.
Um yes, but some people value 5 UR > 10 cents. So to the OP, guess it depends on how much you value them!
@longtimelurker wrote:
@Aahz wrote:More money is better than less money.
Um yes, but some people value 5 UR > 10 cents. So to the OP, guess it depends on how much you value them!
+1
I would be one of those people that value UR points at minimum 2 points each
So when redeeming one could get more than the 10 cents
@myjourney wrote:
I would be one of those people that value UR points at minimum 2 points each
Apart from ditto, my scattered pocket change tends to blend into everyday life and wasted on extra cups of coffee that I don't need, while long-term UR points amount to a trip every so often which I have come to appreciate.
@longtimelurker wrote:
@Aahz wrote:More money is better than less money.
Um yes, but some people value 5 UR > 10 cents. So to the OP, guess it depends on how much you value them!
In which case more money is still better then less money.
I specifically din't pick a card because everyone values UR differently so which card provides more money and which card provides less money is user dependent.
@Aahz wrote:
@longtimelurker wrote:
@Aahz wrote:More money is better than less money.
Um yes, but some people value 5 UR > 10 cents. So to the OP, guess it depends on how much you value them!
In which case more money is still better then less money.
I specifically din't pick a card because everyone values UR differently so which card provides more money and which card provides less money is user dependent.
OK, but then "More money is better than less money" while being obvious doesn't really address the OPs question...
@Anonymous wrote:
So of course chase and discover both offer 5 percent chase back this quarter for gas stations and commuter expenseses. Currently my discover is double cash back so essentially it's 10 percent cash back.
What would you guys do use discover for the double cash back this quarter or use chase to get 5 percent cash back to maximize CSP.
Like many posters here have said already..
Depends on how you value your URs.
Personally, I have both, and you can bet your bottom dollar I value UR more than cash back. So I am going with the Freedom, but to each their own I guess.
EDIT: Or for the first year, since Discover is matching it, use the Discover, and the following year, use the Freedom?