Best reward card for spending $600k per year?

I will definitely check into the Chase INK Bold. I do prefer to stay with Chase due to the convenience of the multi user (Accountant can look, but can't do anything). Rep to you!

Quote from crazygrow : Not sure why it has to be a tale. It is likely business spending. My spending isn't much different as the CFO of a growing early stage technology company. I'll do about $120k just this month due to some technology purchases (higher than usual). For the most part, I utilize the Starwood card as my tenth anniversary is coming up and I hope to do several weeks in Italy (in addition to a family Hawaii trip).

Quote from kweeb : I spend well over $1mil on my card each year-- The Chase INK BOLD. Currently get 1.2% cash back. Granted it is a charge card and the balance must be paid in full each month. In my industry my suppliers DO take credit card--mostly at no charge, although a few distributors tack on a percent to use a card. Well worth it though as $$ from CC rewards are not considered taxable income. I've looked into a few other cards but so far have been extremely satisfied with Chase. EDIT: Also, not sure if Chase still offers the yearly spend bonuses on new accounts- but I did just get my bonuses last month for the following-- 7,500 points for $7,500 in purchases 15,000 points for $15,000 in purchases 25,000 points for $25,000 in purchases I believe there's a yearly fee of $95, but the reward point bonuses go well over that.

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Quote from Linnx : I will definitely check into the Chase INK Bold. I do prefer to stay with Chase due to the convenience of the multi user (Accountant can look, but can't do anything). Rep to you!

Agree with the poster who suggested Ink Bold, but I don't think that Bold he's talking about (with spending bonuses) exists anymore. I believe the current Ink Bold product does not have the $7.5k/15k/25k bonus anymore.

Quote from Linnx : We average about $600,000 per year in spending, currently using a Chase cash back getting 1%, which is about $500 a month. The purchases are not gas or groceries, so those cards that offer 5% on up to $500 of spending until x month are not preferred. Prefer having just 1 card to maximize reward. I'm totally happy with getting an extra 6k per year, but figured I'd ask if anyone knows! I checked some threads, but most seem to recommend juggling the cards based on what the purchase is. The only one I know of that seems better is a Fidelity Amex card that gives you 1.5 or 2% into a retirement account. Link here https://www.fidelity.com/cash-man...ress-cards Anyone have any recommendations?

The best thing you can do is to get multiple cards and take advantage of signup bonuses while maintaining a core of solid cards that offer a good return. I like the SPG Amex and Fidelity cards for general spending. Penfed offers a card with 5% cash back on gas (I believe it's still offered)

Also read this blog if you are looking for ideas about cards to apply to: http://millionmilesecrets.com/ I usually check it and other forums to see who has the best signup bonuses. A lot of the links on that blog site are referral links, fair warning (I'm not affiliated with it)

If you really just want one card (you'd be missing out!) then you really have to carefully break down where/on what you spend your money and do some calculations. I would be surprised if you could do much better than 2.5% though unless you get lucky with one of those rotating categories cards. I'd at least get an Amex + two others.

If you have a platinum starwood membership, get the Starwood Amex. You can amass a ton of points. It is great for stateside hotels. The best club room in the chain is at the Westin Diplomat. The suites at this Resort are some of the best I've seen,

I will warn you that Starwood hotel availability in Europe can be very limited and stuck to the tourist areas. I went to debit and cash because I rarely stay in Starwood hotels overseas.