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When I came to the comments section there was no one hyping the card but already several folks critiquing it. My other comments were directed not at other comp
by js2 7y ago
When I came to the comments section there was no one hyping the card but already several folks critiquing it.
My other comments were directed not at other comparable cards but at folks critiquing the card for not having the best benefits. I only know of two cards offhand that are straight 2% cash back on everything with no annual fee and no gimmicks, the Fidelity Visa Signature which requires a fidelity brokerage account and the Citi DoubleCash card. And both of those cash back at the billing cycle end, not daily.
The other cards which offer points, you’ve got to go do something to turn the points into cash or redeem the points in some other way. I get that you don’t think this is much hassle. But for some folks it is. For them, there’s this card.
Anyway, different strokes for different folks.
- fredophile 7y agoDoes the daily cashback make a practical difference? It feels gimmicky to me. For anyone considering this card I'd suggest that they compare it to a 2% card like the DoubleCash and the Uber card. Depending on your spending habits one may be significantly better than the others.
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- astura 7y ago> which requires a fidelity brokerage account Consider there's no fees or minimums associated with a Fidelity brokerage account and you're already entering a business relationship with Fidelity anyway. There's also the PayPal Mastercard, which requires a PayPal account.
- PKop 7y agoHas anyone ever told you that you use the work "folks" a lot? Is that a regional thing because I've never seen it used that much to be honest?