Your two main cards..

[Anonymous]

Right now I'm only using my Chase Amazon and my Costco TrueEarning (Amex). Amex for gas and Amazon for eating out and shopping. I would like to use my other card but at the moment most of them is carrying a balance which I'm trying to pay down. I always PIF for my two main cards at the moment.

[Anonymous]

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@Anonymous wrote:

1. Arrival +

At 2 points per $1 it gets all non category spend. All monthly bills and misc spend

2. CSP

Dining and travel go here

3. Freedom/Discover IT

5% category only

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I have a similar/same strategy in place as I travel often:

1. CSP for dining and travel

2. Barclay Arrival+ for everything else

I will app for the Freedom in the summer after a few household-driven INQs drop off my report.

[DieGo2SHAE]

Citi Forward and Sallie Mae. Fantastic combination, I will probably cry when Citi kills off the Forward some day.

[thelethargicage]

Sallie Mae MC - gas & groceries

Fidelity Amex - MS

[Anonymous]

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@thelethargicage wrote:

Sallie Mae MC - gas & groceries

Fidelity Amex - MS

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By MS I assume you mean Multiple Sclerosis treatments. Yes, 2% does indeed add up.

[thelethargicage]

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@thelethargicage wrote:

Sallie Mae MC - gas & groceries

Fidelity Amex - MS

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By MS I assume you mean Multiple Sclerosis treatments. Yes, 2% does indeed add up.

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Munchausen's Syndrome, actually.

[firetech593]

Sams for gas, Citit DC for eveything else...

[elim]

for the next 2 months it will be Venture(3k/40k) and Marriott(2k70k)

[Anonymous]

Bank of America Cash Rewards and Amex Blue Cash

[Stralem]

PRG for gas and groceries.

CSP for dining and travel expenses.

Those are my four big spend categories.

Except for the Diamond Preferred that I keep on me as a backup, I don't even use my other cards any more.