Whats your everyday card?

[rlx01]

SPG for domestic non bonus spend.

CSP for international, travel and dining.

Arrival+ for Chip+PIN while traveling.

Soon to replace the CSP with the Citi Prestige.

[Anonymous]

Barclaycard Arrival plus amex Gold for large purchases

[Anonymous]

For non recurring expenses or uncategorized purchases, the Discover is my go to card. I like the spend analyzer tool. My goal though is a Marukai. lol even a Disco-Miles would be nice.

[baller4life]

Sallie Mae and Discover or Freedom depending on categories. All bills that can be paid with cc goes on NFCU Cashrewards.

[Anonymous]

As of yesterday my everyday card will be the cap one spark card. No foreign fees, no af, cash back so not bad and more acceptance than my Amex everyday card. I'm dealing with a new company for supplies and they don't accept Amex so this card fits the bill.

The only drawback is the interest rate but it will be paid in full so that wont matter.

[gercredit]

Citi Expedia Voyager

[Anonymous]

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@zerbherb wrote:

Discover+Chase Debit

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Ever thought of going with a Discover Cashback debit? $50 sign-up bonus and their doing x2 rewards for the next few months.  

I just retired my Chase debit card lol

[Anonymous]

As of now:

Main: CSP

Backups: DC and Discover It

[daybreakgonesXe]

Currently BCE, mainly for the bonus spend, partly because my roommate moved out and now I'm footing the whole rent and utilities good to have one main-spend card so I can see the in/outs better, as well as has the 12 month 0% interest, just in case.

Otherwise, for those who don't take AMEX, I still have my Quicksilver in my wallet!

[FocusedAndDetermined]

Until last month it was Arrival+ and ED. At the moment, I'm fulfilling spend requirements for bonuses. 1-down, 2 to go.