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SlickdealsForumsDeal TalkBilt Mastercard®: Earn Points on Rent Payments Without the Transaction Fee (up to 100k points in a calendar year). Terms apply.
Bilt Mastercard®: Earn Points on Rent Payments Without the Transaction Fee (up to 100k points in a calendar year). Terms apply.
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Bilt Rewards is offering the first-ever loyalty program for renters that lets you earn points on rent with no transaction fees with the Bilt Mastercard®. There is no annual fee.
Thanks to staff member EfficientGame645 for sharing this deal.
Card Details:
$0 Annual Fee
Earn 1x points on rent payments without the transaction fee, up to 100,000 points each calendar year
Earns 3x points on dining, 2x on travel, and 1x on other purchases
Earn double points on the first of each month (excluding rent, up to 1,000 bonus points)
Use the card 5 times each statement period to earn points
Earn up to 5x Bilt points on Lyft rides when you link your Bilt account and pay with your Bilt card
Point redemptions include airlines, hotels, future rent payments, credit card statement credits, toward a down payment on a home, etc.
Other features and benefits include: Auto Rental Collision Damage Waiver, Purchase Security, Trip Cancellation and Interruption Protection, Cellular Telephone Protection, and Trip Delay Reimbursement
Select Apply Now to learn more about the product features, terms, and conditions
Bilt Rewards is offering the first-ever loyalty program for renters that lets you earn points on rent with no transaction fees with the Bilt Mastercard]. There is no annual fee.
Card Details:
$0 Annual Fee
Earn 1x points on rent payments without the transaction fee, up to 100,000 points each calendar year
Earns 3x points on dining, 2x on travel, and 1x on other purchases
Earn double points on the first of each month (excluding rent, up to 1,000 bonus points)
Use the card 5 times each statement period to earn points
Earn up to 5x Bilt points on Lyft rides when you link your Bilt account and pay with your Bilt card
Point redemptions include airlines, hotels, future rent payments, credit card statement credits, toward a down payment on a home, etc.
Other features and benefits include: Auto Rental Collision Damage Waiver, Purchase Security, Trip Cancellation and Interruption Protection, Cellular Telephone Protection, and Trip Delay Reimbursement
Select Apply Now to learn more about the product features, terms, and conditions
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Please be careful about when it says Rent Payments. Only specific rental companies are covered in it.Triple Check with your rental company if they accept it.
*PRIMARY* rental is rare and usually carries an AF. Don't book trips on this card, use a Chase Sapphire for that. Use this for rent only and pocket points. My rent is over 5k, so I'll make $750 a year in travel effortlessly, more if I transfer to the right flights on AA.
Is Costco Visa good for travel?
Its ironic Costco removed Extended warranty from today.
Generally if you travel enough to care about what card is good for travel then you'll want a card (or multiple ones) with annual fees, because you can usually still make them profitable above the fee and get significantly better rewards value too.
Another option, if you don't travel all that much but still want better than the 3% your costco card gets you on travel, requires BoA status but can get you 5.25% on travel....
Read yours twice and still could not make sense of what you trying to say .
that's too bad because if i were a bilt-competitor, i would come to this thread and declare this card will charge you outrageous cash advance fees for paying your rent using a credit card and literally thousands of gullible readers will believe it and move on. you might be one of those.
Generally if you travel enough to care about what card is good for travel then you'll want a card (or multiple ones) with annual fees, because you can usually still make them profitable above the fee and get significantly better rewards value too.
Another option, if you don't travel all that much but still want better than the 3% your costco card gets you on travel, requires BoA status but can get you 5.25% on travel....
What do u need to do to get "BoA status"?
Incidentally, knowing BILT is from Wells Fargo, are they doing this rent thing to collect data on customers? I know WF is hiring a lot in High tech. If so, they might abolish this rent thing after a while, assuming its too good to be true - WIIFT vs WIIFM?
1/23 09 AM: receive an email that says my card is approved
1/23 10 AM: call Bilt, because I am not able to add the card to Apply Pay; only to find that my card, which was approved 30 minutes ago has been "compromised". They now have to issue another card
Like other said, the $500 I stand to gain from this card doesn't seem worth the trouble so far..
Have at least 100k in assets held with BOA. For most the easiest way would be moving some IRA money into Merrill Lynch.
Do that and you get 75% more credit card rewards...meaning you can get 5.25% cash back on several different categories depending what card you hold (though capped at $2500 per quarter per card), and 2.625% cash back on non-category stuff with no cap at all.
Have at least 100k in assets held with BOA. For most the easiest way would be moving some IRA money into Merrill Lynch.
Do that and you get 75% more credit card rewards...meaning you can get 5.25% cash back on several different categories depending what card you hold (though capped at $2500 per quarter per card), and 2.625% cash back on non-category stuff with no cap at all.
why not just buy 6 x $1 amazon gc online... save time
im going to go this route starting next month due to the rampant fraud that is occurring. perhaps limiting my purchases to just one merchant will cut back on exposure and could help solve some other issues with this card.
I received an email from BILT upon credit card approval.
As a thank you for being a Bilt Member, we're excited to offer you 5X points on all of your eligible purchases (excluding rent) for the next 5 days starting Monday, January 23.
That's 5X on meals, online purchases, trips, gas, and much more. Up to 50,000 points.
Would anyone know if I pay tuition fees using the credit card (will be hit with a 3% txn fee from my college), will I be able to receive the 5X rewards bonus points on the spent amount?
I received an email from BILT upon credit card approval.
As a thank you for being a Bilt Member, we're excited to offer you 5X points on all of your eligible purchases (excluding rent) for the next 5 days starting Monday, January 23.
That's 5X on meals, online purchases, trips, gas, and much more. Up to 50,000 points.
Would anyone know if I pay tuition fees using the credit card (will be hit with a 3% txn fee from my college), will I be able to receive the 5X rewards bonus points on the spent amount?
based on your short post about the bilt email, i would say tuition fees do not amount to "eligible purchases."
Please be careful about when it says Rent Payments. Only specific rental companies are covered in it.Triple Check with your rental company if they accept it.
This is incorrect information, you can use their "mail a check feature" or "ACH feature"
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Its ironic Costco removed Extended warranty from today.
Thanks and repped
Not especially.
Generally if you travel enough to care about what card is good for travel then you'll want a card (or multiple ones) with annual fees, because you can usually still make them profitable above the fee and get significantly better rewards value too.
Another option, if you don't travel all that much but still want better than the 3% your costco card gets you on travel, requires BoA status but can get you 5.25% on travel....
Generally if you travel enough to care about what card is good for travel then you'll want a card (or multiple ones) with annual fees, because you can usually still make them profitable above the fee and get significantly better rewards value too.
Another option, if you don't travel all that much but still want better than the 3% your costco card gets you on travel, requires BoA status but can get you 5.25% on travel....
Incidentally, knowing BILT is from Wells Fargo, are they doing this rent thing to collect data on customers? I know WF is hiring a lot in High tech. If so, they might abolish this rent thing after a while, assuming its too good to be true - WIIFT vs WIIFM?
- 1/21 05 PM: apply for the card
- 1/23 09 AM: receive an email that says my card is approved
- 1/23 10 AM: call Bilt, because I am not able to add the card to Apply Pay; only to find that my card, which was approved 30 minutes ago has been "compromised". They now have to issue another card
Like other said, the $500 I stand to gain from this card doesn't seem worth the trouble so far..Have at least 100k in assets held with BOA. For most the easiest way would be moving some IRA money into Merrill Lynch.
Do that and you get 75% more credit card rewards...meaning you can get 5.25% cash back on several different categories depending what card you hold (though capped at $2500 per quarter per card), and 2.625% cash back on non-category stuff with no cap at all.
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Do that and you get 75% more credit card rewards...meaning you can get 5.25% cash back on several different categories depending what card you hold (though capped at $2500 per quarter per card), and 2.625% cash back on non-category stuff with no cap at all.
You rock @Knightshade - already repped.
Do you do this in one go or separate them onto multiple days?
As a thank you for being a Bilt Member, we're excited to offer you 5X points on all of your eligible purchases (excluding rent) for the next 5 days starting Monday, January 23.
That's 5X on meals, online purchases, trips, gas, and much more. Up to 50,000 points.
Would anyone know if I pay tuition fees using the credit card (will be hit with a 3% txn fee from my college), will I be able to receive the 5X rewards bonus points on the spent amount?
As a thank you for being a Bilt Member, we're excited to offer you 5X points on all of your eligible purchases (excluding rent) for the next 5 days starting Monday, January 23.
That's 5X on meals, online purchases, trips, gas, and much more. Up to 50,000 points.
Would anyone know if I pay tuition fees using the credit card (will be hit with a 3% txn fee from my college), will I be able to receive the 5X rewards bonus points on the spent amount?
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This is incorrect information, you can use their "mail a check feature" or "ACH feature"