https://www.doctorofcredit.com/ne...000-spend/
Since you get 2X on spending, that means the 20K spending points is an additional 40K on top of the 100K sign on bonus
Sign for the Capital One Venture and get 100,000 miles when you spend $20,000 within the first year from card opening.
Even if you don't spend $20,000, you'll get 50,000 miles if you spend $3,000 within the first 3 months.
$95 annual fee; fee is not waived the first year
Card earns 2x points everywhere (the equivalent of 2% everywhere)
Earns 5x on Uber and UberEATS through January 31, 2021
No foreign transaction fees
Visa Signature benefits
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That been said, thank you for letting us know the options...The 50K/$3K looks fine.
That been said, thank you for letting us know the options...
My CC is over $3,000/month so this is an excellent deal for me...if not for the fact that this is already my main credit card (see below why I still think it's the best "ongoing" card).
A little secret on the Venture Cards...you can redeem the same travel reimbursement reward multiple times. So, even if you don't travel, there are usually some charges that Capital One considers travel at which point you simply can redeem it as many times as needed to use up your points. I've redeemed the same reward 6 times before and it worked perfectly.
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My CC is over $3,000/month so this is an excellent deal for me...if not for the fact that this is already my main credit card (see below why I still think it's the best "ongoing" card).
A little secret on the Venture Cards...you can redeem the same travel reimbursement reward multiple times. So, even if you don't travel, there are usually some charges that Capital One considers travel at which point you simply can redeem it as many times as needed to use up your points. I've redeemed the same reward 6 times before and it worked perfectly.
But, I clearly understand and respect the point you raised.
$95 annual fee; fee is not waived the first year
$95 annual fee; fee is not waived the first year
Reason I asked is after applying I was told by customer care that first year fee would be waived as it was not charged... But I don't have it written anywhere...
So those who applied did the annual fee get applied after activation?