US Bank Smartly Visa credit card gives up to 4% cash back on all purchases with qualifying deposits. trust or investment accounts in US Bank. Card is metal and no annual fee.
2% cash back: no requirement
2.5% cash back: balance of $5,000 - $49,999
3% cash back: balance of $50,000 - $99,999
4% cash back: balance of $100,000 or more
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For comparison, Robinhood Gold Card offers 3% on everything, with a required $60/year Robinhood Gold subscription, and offers 4.5% APY no min in savings.
The rate I saw on MM wasn't that good, so to lose the Y on 100k has me second guessing the "deal". Might look at RH gold card.
I considered opening a brokerage account and just put 5k in stocks but the $50 annual fee is weak. Saving account seems to be 4.10% apr if you're at $25k and up, can't figure out the apr for just $5k tho and there's also a $5 fee that you need to do something to get it waived
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For comparison, Robinhood Gold Card offers 3% on everything, with a required $60/year Robinhood Gold subscription, and offers 4.5% APY no min in savings.
I considered opening a brokerage account and just put 5k in stocks but the $50 annual fee is weak. Saving account seems to be 4.10% apr if you're at $25k and up, can't figure out the apr for just $5k tho and there's also a $5 fee that you need to do something to get it waived
I considered opening a brokerage account and just put 5k in stocks but the $50 annual fee is weak. Saving account seems to be 4.10% apr if you're at $25k and up, can't figure out the apr for just $5k tho and there's also a $5 fee that you need to do something to get it waived
Tempted to make a switch next year after my Capital One bank reward kicks in... but that slightly lower savings account APR (3.8% instead of 4% I'm getting in Ally and other savings accounts) ends up netting around the same since I'm only making about $10-20k of purchases per year... too much work for making $200 per year.
So gotta pay attention to that savings account APR difference.
Confusingly not a Slick Deal due to better savings account APRs out there...