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Old Nov 4, 2014 | 2:01 pm
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What to get now?

It`s time when I have an itch for a a new shiny credit card (or two) in my wallet. And it`s not easy since I`ve had or still have the best cards for my needs.

To make it a bit easier, I would take AmEx, Discover, and Chase out of the task due to a solid number of the cards issued by these banks. And I am not a fan of BofA, so I might or might not consider this bank.

I also have a few Barclays, including both Arrivals and US Airways cards and will close Miles&More shortly due to weak value of LH miles. I was thinking if I should open another US Airways card, but the last one is pretty recent.

I have Club Carlson with $50 annual fee, not the one with a higher annual fee and Gold status, so CC is something to consider. No other US Bank cards have been in my wallet.

I have WF Propel and will close it soon (min spend was not met due to WF rejecting large transactions from 5-6 merchants, who took other cards just fine all the time) After many calls, they still didn`t want to work things out and I was out of $400. Not a fan of WF.

Citi. Had AA a year or so ago, but downgraded to bronze without AF. Got HH a few months ago. Due to inactivity, 3-4 cards have been closed, so I don`t really have a system to accumulate ThankYou points-maybe a card with more valuable TY points is another choice.

I prefer luxury travel (use both miles/points and money) and go mostly to Europe and SE Asia. I am against surcharges and AF

Anyone can prescribe me a card?

Last edited by Kat007; Nov 4, 2014 at 2:05 pm Reason: wf
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