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Citi Custom Cash℠ Card: Earn $200 after Spending $750 in First 3-Months Expired
Citi is offering $200 in cash back after you spend $750 on purchases in the first 3 months of account opening for the Citi Custom Cash℠ Card. This bonus offer will be fulfilled as 20,000 ThankYou® Points, which can be redeemed for $200 cash back. No annual fee.
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Citi is offering $200 in cash back after you spend $750 on purchases in the first 3 months of account opening for the Citi Custom Cash℠ Card. This bonus offer will be fulfilled as 20,000 ThankYou® Points, which can be redeemed for $200 cash back. No annual fee.
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- Earn $200 in cash back after you spend $750 on purchases in the first 3 months of account opening. This bonus offer will be fulfilled as 20,000 ThankYou® Points, which can be redeemed for $200 cash back.
- 0% Intro APR on balance transfers and purchases for 15 months. After that, the variable APR will be 16.24% - 26.24%, based on your creditworthiness.
- Earn 5% cash back on purchases in your top eligible spend category each billing cycle, up to the first $500 spent, 1% cash back thereafter. Also, earn unlimited 1% cash back on all other purchases.
- No rotating bonus categories to sign up for – as your spending changes each billing cycle, your earn adjusts automatically when you spend in any of the eligible categories.
- No Annual Fee.
- Citi will only issue one Citi Custom Cash℠ Card account per person.
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nice, but limited to such a small amount.
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Urm … one is a 5% cashback on only $500 max purchase only 1 category while the other is a flat 2% on all purchases no cap
There are alternatives. I've just switched to the Wells-Fargo 2% unlimited cash back card. Fidelity has another one.
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Its $200 signup bonus is woefully dwarfed by the many cards offering $500, $1000, even more in signup value. And its 5% on one category -- max $25/month -- is not all that exciting when you take into account the 2% no-fee cards available.
So imagine a spend of $500 a month on the 5% category, and $1000/month on other stuff.
With this card, that's ($500 x 5%) + ($1000 x 1%), or $35/month
With a 2% card, you'd earn $30/month.
$5/month isn't worth giving up a huge signup bonus for.
Can you point me to the $500 and $1000 bonus cards; without annual fees. Thanks.
The only thing that kind of surprised me was I wasn't instantly approved first time this has happened said to wait 7 to 10 business days. I decide to just call the # got nothing to lose. I called asked me some questions to verify and was approved. I am just going to use this for one thing either dining out, gasoline, or grocery shopping. Great overall card honestly!
Check the USBANK $500 post. No fees for first year.
Do those card have annual fee?
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some do, some don't. And some are both (have a fee, but it's waived the first year when you do the bonus)
Though I'm always baffled by people who are like "I'm not gonna take $1000 in free money if there's a $95 fee required"
That's still $905 in free money. (or considerably more than that when used for travel in most cases).
Yes. That is what they said. Hence the part about not being able to do 1 big purchase in that quarter.
Sure, for those who fly, stay in nicer hotels included in the points redeemable options, and don't mind the AFs.
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After running some numbers for my situation, I can pay OOP for the cost of gas and rental car fees when driving, or cheap airfare when flying (i.e. Allegiant), and less expensive hotels or Air B&Bs (nice enough for us) and have more leftover cash back or cc points by getting cashback or points on all expenditures I make, with my no fee 2% every day card, or category bonus 5% cards, instead of spending many thousands of points or miles and/or hotel nights to accompany the free night(s) they throw in.
You just can't say those Amex MR points cards are worth 1.7 to 2 cents a point for everyone.
You just can't say those Amex MR points cards are worth 1.7 to 2 cents a point for everyone.
Of course you can. Because they are, when used for travel.
You don't have to KEEP any cards with annual fees, and for the first signup year those cards are all easily profitable well above those fees with their bonuses and various perks and credits
After 1 year, you either ditch it, or you keep it one more (because sometimes you get a retention bonus of points that make that worth doing again).
As long as you keep ANY Amex point earning card- even a free one- you don't lose the points after cancelling the fee cards-- and can still transfer to airlines and such too.
Certainly you can get MORE value flying in nicer seats than coach- but even sticking to coach you can get some pretty decent value that way....
It seems you only fly domestically (since Allegent doesn't fly internationally) but for example you can book domestic short haul on a full service airline for 7500 points pretty regularly (using avios to book american airlines)-- offering you a lot more choice in destinations and days/times too.
For example I recently booked a roundtrip RDU->PIT, which American was getting $344 cash for....for 15,000 avios.
Even better, there's a 40% transfer bonus going on right now (these types of bonuses happen with certain airlines usually 1-2 times a year).
So it only cost me 11,000 amex points to get a $344 main cabin American Airlines coach ticket for this trip.
Which is a value of 3.12 cents a point... even without the transfer bonus it would've been 2.29 cents a point.
AND Amex even has a no-annual-fee card that earns 2x points on every $ spent, so that'll beat a 2%-for-everything solution here too as long as you travel any reasonable amount.
That said- Amex points aren't super useful for hotel value--- you'd wanna head over to the Chase ecosystem there where you can get well north of 2 cents a point for more Hyatt bookings at least.
Citi used to be the arguably the best for hotels.... as they had 1 card that gave you your 4th night on any stay for free, and another that let you get 1.25 cents per point toward any hotel booking-- and you could stack those benefits if you had both cards.
But sadly they've entirely eliminated the 1.25c benefit-- -and the 4th night free card they don't issue anymore (though existing owners got to keep using it so far).
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OMAAT [onemileatatime.com]says these two cards:
Amex EveryDay Card (best personal no annual fee card) 2 MR per $ spent at grocery stores up to $6,000 per yr.
Blue Business Plus Card (best business no annual fee card) 2x MR on the first $50,000 in spend per yr.
I understand I can use my SSN as my TIN to declare as a business so my hunch is this is the card you are referring to.