Gut reaction: Which offer is better?

[AsherO]

Yes, but with a threshold it's all or nothing.  With 10x you get rewarded for each dollar spent.

Unpopular opinion: If you struggle hitting spend requirements then this game isn't for you

[CountValentine]

When is next Saturday?

[S209]

Choice 3 doesn't clarify how much you need to spend per 10 UR points. Is that 10 UR points per dollar, per $100, per $7,500?

And does choice 4 actually mean, "get a 10% bonus on all points earned on spending up to $7,500?

Because an actual 10% back would be amazing.

3 is per dollar, thought it was obvious but I guess it’s not perfectly clear.
4 is what it says.

[sguitarist18]

3 is per dollar, thought it was obvious but I guess it’s not perfectly clear.
4 is what it says.

I'm nitpicking a bit, but read literally, 4 says: Get an extra 10% back on up to $7,500 of spending in the first 3 months.

So if I spend $7,500, I'd get back an additional $750?

[mmgfarb]

I'm nitpicking a bit, but read literally, 4 says: Get an extra 10% back on up to $7,500 of spending in the first 3 months.

So if I spend $7,500, I'd get back an additional $750?

You'd have to assume that the base spend earn rate would be the same across all 4 options. You can only answer the question with the information given, adding more variables changes the question. Seeing as no other variables were given, the only way to answer the question as stated would be to assume that all other variables are equal.

[mmgfarb]

If we're being honest, the real answer to the question is option 4. No matter how good an offer is on any chase card, an offer from a bank that any of us can get approved at is going to automatically be a better offer.

[S209]

I wonder if the answers would be different for MR