Originally Posted by
G2244
This general confusion on tiers is part of why I suspect the upcoming changes are taking place. BoA and Merrill have traditionally had separate tier levels. From a credit card perspective, the highest BoA tier is at $100K+ and that tier gives the 75% bonus. Internally at Merrill, there is a $250K+ tier as well (in addition to 2 higher ones) - whatever benefits those entail seem challenging at best to track down anywhere. What is of particular interest here to many is whether or not existing BoA tiers and related credit card bonuses will take a cut of any kind as all this shakes out.
It will also be somewhat amusing to find out what kind of 'lifestyle' benefits are offered in the higher tiers as these are frequently way off the mark from many financial institutions - looking at you AMEX Plat going with Walmart+ haha.
Hey, I've actually enjoyed using Walmart+ since Amex gave it to me. I can finally order toothpaste and household items and never step foot in a store to get them
On the related note, I believe someone posted a screenshot showing PH ending at $250k recently. Whether that was old material or not, I have no idea. It's interesting that the pamphlet says "realigning" the tiers and adding new ones. There is a big gap between $100K and $1M, so perhaps they will be moving the levels around. We'll see.