Which is the best card to use? *Master Thread*

[Spoon]

If spend isn't an issue for you, and your spend isn't primarily in one of those categories, that's all worthless. Ink has more valuable SUB and points.

If spend isn't an issue then the Amex resy 15x is the clear choice.

Venture X is 2x everywhere and cap1 points are IMO are almost as valuable as UR. It's also good to diversify a bit.

Either way if you insist on UR I would do the CIC + CIU.

[as2]

If spend isn't an issue then the Amex resy 15x is the clear choice.

Venture X is 2x everywhere and cap1 points are IMO are almost as valuable as UR. It's also good to diversify a bit.

Either way if you insist on UR I would do the CIC + CIU.

SUB, CIP is #1 of those listed. Point value, it's also number 1. As far as earning, that varies depending on how you spend. If your only spending to meet SUB, CIP is the way to go. If not, then depending on your annual spend, CIP or CIU would be the best bet. Obviously specific circumstances can apply to individuals that would change that.

[Spoon]

I think you misunderstood. I meant that he should get both the CIC and the CIU for 150k total instead of the CIP. But yes ultimately it'll come down to his individual circumstances.

[as2]

I think you misunderstood. I meant that he should get both the CIC and the CIU for 150k total instead of the CIP. But yes ultimately it'll come down to his individual circumstances.

In that case you can ignore my last few posts

[Iz]

Best card to use for shipping? (FedEx Office, UPS Store, USPS)
Thanks.

[yungermanchik]

Best card to use for shipping? (FedEx Office, UPS Store, USPS)
Thanks.

Whichever one has a current chase/amex offer. they come quite often.

[Iz]

Whichever one has a current chase/amex offer. they come quite often.

Thanks. Otherwise, no bonus points on any cards?

[Iz]

Whichever one has a current chase/amex offer. they come quite often.

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[yungermanchik]

Thanks. Otherwise, no bonus points on any cards?

Amex Business Gold 4x if you its one of your 2 "select categories"
Chase Ink Preferred 3ppd for $150k/year

[Iz]

Amex Business Gold 4x if you its one of your 2 "select categories"
Chase Ink Preferred 3ppd for $150k/year

Thanks. That's what I was looking for.

[davidd75]

what's the best card to use for this Israeli vacation site remember has to be cc with no foreign transaction fees

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[Iz]

Best cards for VRBO?

[HoKo]

Best cards for VRBO?

I'd probably say Chase Sapphire Reserve. Chase defines travel quite broadly, so you should earn 3x UR on Vrbo. Plus CSR has best-in-class travel protections.

[Freecountry]

Best cards for VRBO?

if you signed up for the cap 1 venture X during the initial offer then you have a $200 vacation rental credit.
If you have the sapphire preferred then you have a $300 travel credit and it earns 3 ppd on travel.

[Iz]

I'd probably say Chase Sapphire Reserve. Chase defines travel quite broadly, so you should earn 3x UR on Vrbo. Plus CSR has best-in-class travel protections.

I should have clarified: Other than CSR.

[Iz]

If you have the sapphire preferred then you have a $300 travel credit and it earns 3 ppd on travel.

So Chase considers VRBO as "travel", and I'd get $300 free, + 3ppd on the balance?

[HoKo]

if you signed up for the cap 1 venture X during the initial offer then you have a $200 vacation rental credit.
If you have the sapphire preferred then you have a $300 travel credit and it earns 3 ppd on travel.

That should say Sapphire Reserve (CSP does not have a $300 travel credit).

[HoKo]

So Chase considers VRBO as "travel", and I'd get $300 free, + 3ppd on the balance?

Assuming you haven't used any of your 2022 travel credit, then yes that's correct

[Iz]

That should say Sapphire Reserve (CSP does not have a $300 travel credit).

Ahhh, I was wondering about that. Thanks for the correction!

[Iz]

if you signed up for the cap 1 venture X during the initial offer then you have a $200 vacation rental credit.

Is this confirmed, that Cap One credits for VRBO?