3 Credit Cards for the rest of your life

[Dinosaur]

Based on spend patterns today: Elan Max Cash Preferred Visa, FNBO Visa (similar to Evergreen Visa) and Citi Custom Cash MC.

In the event I should return to traveling the Chase Sapphire Reserve Infinite Visa has a good program.

[blossom_rebuilding]

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@fantic wrote:

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@blossom_rebuilding wrote:

If I absolutely had to keep it to three:

• Discover It because of 5% rotating categories that are generally useful
• USB Altitude Go because dining and streaming bonus points
• Amex cash magnet because it's one of my oldest accounts, I love the design, and I don't mind 1.5% cash back

But I had to think about whether Amex should really get that third spot; I would also like to keep one of the Chase United cards, probably the Explorer, because miles. But ultimately, cash back, even as a statement credit, has more immediate gratification, so Amex gets the last slot.

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Magnet, luv the design. Why do u have 2 United, Gateway for commuting? Explorer has primary collision insurance

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Gateway for miles on gas and commuting, Explorer for miles on flights and dining (it's the only card I use when I'm traveling, and I'm near a United hub so it's my preferred airline).

[fantic]

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@blossom_rebuilding wrote:

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@fantic wrote:

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@blossom_rebuilding wrote:

If I absolutely had to keep it to three:

• Discover It because of 5% rotating categories that are generally useful
• USB Altitude Go because dining and streaming bonus points
• Amex cash magnet because it's one of my oldest accounts, I love the design, and I don't mind 1.5% cash back

But I had to think about whether Amex should really get that third spot; I would also like to keep one of the Chase United cards, probably the Explorer, because miles. But ultimately, cash back, even as a statement credit, has more immediate gratification, so Amex gets the last slot.

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Magnet, luv the design. Why do u have 2 United, Gateway for commuting? Explorer has primary collision insurance

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Gateway for miles on gas and commuting, Explorer for miles on flights and dining (it's the only card I use when I'm traveling, and I'm near a United hub so it's my preferred airline).

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Thx. Wonder if one can combine/move miles between them. Gateway better than Citi AA no fee one, in that it doesn't have FTF(I usually take AA though, from LAX)