![]() |
Looking for a few quick suggestions
I'll be applying for the Ink bold in a day or two and would like to par it with a good rewards card with little or minimal spend as the $5000 will eat up alot of my income...Any quick suggestions?
I've had Marriott, SPG, AA, Hawaian, Alaska, SWA, Cap One, BA, Continental, United, US AIR, Not sure I want to do the Hyatt or Hilton 2 night reward cards yet. Thanks |
If you're looking for a hotel card, the Chase Priority Club card is pretty good. 80k points sign up bonus with first purchase, Platinum status as long as you hold the card, and a free night cert at each anniversary good at any IHG property in the world for a $49 annual fee.
|
Sorry, I have that one also =)
|
There might be a couple oddball Barclay $400 NFL cards still out there.
$300 phased in Citi Forward card is interesting if you get 5X on restaurants, bookstores, not 2X. The T&C's muddy. Freedom isn't a bad card to have lying around. |
DC
I did get an offer for the Philadelphia Eagles Barclay card for 40,000...I think that might be the quick winner for $400 in travel...I have some paperwork they sent me. Might be an easy one.
I wonder because they suck so bad this year if they offer will be worse =) |
Originally Posted by shand32783
(Post 19755777)
I did get an offer for the Philadelphia Eagles Barclay card for 40,000...I think that might be the quick winner for $400 in travel...I have some paperwork they sent me. Might be an easy one.
I wonder because they suck so bad this year if they offer will be worse =)
Originally Posted by dcpilgrim
(Post 19752808)
There might be a couple oddball Barclay $400 NFL cards still out there.
$300 phased in Citi Forward card is interesting if you get 5X on restaurants, bookstores, not 2X. The T&C's muddy. Freedom isn't a bad card to have lying around. |
| All times are GMT -6. The time now is 1:58 pm. |
This site is owned, operated, and maintained by MH Sub I, LLC dba Internet Brands. Copyright © 2026 MH Sub I, LLC dba Internet Brands. All rights reserved. Designated trademarks are the property of their respective owners.