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Currently, I'm carrying 4 credit cards in my wallet.
1. Uber Visa - restaurants (4%) and cell phone bill
2. Discover it - groceries (5%)
3. Chase Freedom - gas and drugstores (5%)
4. Citi DC - general spend (1% + 1%)
@Man-Of-Steel wrote:Currently, I'm carrying 4 credit cards in my wallet.
1. Uber Visa - restaurants (4%) and cell phone bill
2. Discover it - groceries (5%)
3. Chase Freedom - gas and drugstores (5%)
4. Citi DC - general spend (1% + 1%)
Good point with Discover.
Discover beats Amex Blue Cash EveryDay for groceries for this quarter.
@Anonymous wrote:
@Man-Of-Steel wrote:Currently, I'm carrying 4 credit cards in my wallet.
1. Uber Visa - restaurants (4%) and cell phone bill
2. Discover it - groceries (5%)
3. Chase Freedom - gas and drugstores (5%)
4. Citi DC - general spend (1% + 1%)
Good point with Discover.
Discover beats Amex Blue Cash EveryDay for groceries for this quarter.
Thanks. Yeah, I have an Amex BCE, which is currently sitting in the SD getting a monthly Hulu charge. I usually use the BCE for groceries when it is not a featured 5% category on the it or freedom.
@AverageJoesCredit wrote:
Im confused, isnt the DC a 2% card?
Ha ha. I listed it that way because officially it is a 1% + 1% card, however I know most folks (including me) consider it a 2% card.
BoA Premium Rewards - 2.62% most places, 3.5% travel and dining
BoA Cash Rewards (visa) - 3.5% at Costco, 5.25% on rotating categories (currently dining)
Those are the only two I carry. I have a Chase Amazon card I use for shopping on Amazon. The CR card has a $2500/q limit so once that's reached I just use the Premium card everywhere.
Once I'm out of the garden I'm thinking of gettin ga second Cash Rewards card. Potentially get my wife to app it and make me an AU (she is an AU on mine). Then we would have a $5000/quarter limit instead of $2500/quarter by swapping cards half way.
Amex Gold for dining out/groceries
Amex Hilton for everything else
I just paid the AF for the Gold, so will give it a shot as the daily driver the balance of 2019, else I will be shopping for an alternative later this year.
I carry the Amazon Prime Visa Card as I mainly use it for Restaurants right now since I get the most back with it, and then I carry Citi ThankYou Preferred, which I mainly just kinda have sitting around. About to switch out with Amex Cash Magnet as Cash back is more valuable to me and I have a lower balance on it.