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Need a CHASE card with highest rewards. I spend about $50,000 per month so I need unlimited rewards.
Any ideas?
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Need a CHASE card with highest rewards. I spend about $50,000 per month so I need unlimited rewards.
Any ideas?
why chase?
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why chase?
I had the Ultimate Cash Rewards card that give unlimited 1.5%. They took it away and gave me a 1% card. I have a high limit and need a card to transfer that credit limit to.
Help?
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If all that spend is in travel, I think American Express. You will give all the limit you want.
Need a CHASE card with highest rewards. I spend about $50,000 per month so I need unlimited rewards.
Any ideas?
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with $600K/yr spend you should really be using one of the following >
amex starwood credit card
amex charge card
diners club (mastercard) charge card
citi chairman (mastercard) card
points and miles can be worth MUCH more, as much as 10X+ the 1.5% cashback you USED to get.
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with $600K/yr spend you should really be using one of the following >
amex starwood credit card
amex charge card
diners club (mastercard) charge card
citi chairman (mastercard) card
points and miles can be worth MUCH more, as much as 10X+ the 1.5% cashback you USED to get.
I have the Starwood cards and max them out.
Need another card.....
??Why the above cards are so good??
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you dont have a 100K limit on the starwood card? it shouldnt be a problem getting it that high if you spend $600K/yr..
amex with membership rewards = transfer to different airlines, as well as some other good redemption options
diners club = similar, transfer to different airlines, even more hotel programs/better ratios than amex, dont know how the other options are
chairman card = i personally do not have an interest in the card, it does not allow FFP transfers or hotel transfers, but a number of FTers feel it has a very strong reward program
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I had the Ultimate Cash Rewards card that give unlimited 1.5%. They took it away and gave me a 1% card. I have a high limit and need a card to transfer that credit limit to.
Help?
Well, I just plugged your numbers into the cash back calculator/optimizer at Credit Card Tune-Up: Maximize Your Cash Back Rewards (http://www.creditcardtuneup.com/) and AmEx Blue Cash (5%/1.5% tiered card) and the Fidelity Investments Rewards Signature Visa (a 1.5% card) were the top two. (You can see the results with your $50K/month plugged in by following this link http://www.creditcardtuneup.com/?total=50000 )
However, if you fly a lot or spend a lot in categories like gas, restaurants, etc. then different cards may come out on top. Plug in your numbers and you'll see which are the best for your spending profile.
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for your 600k per year spending AMEX Blue Cash is basically a 1.5% card (and 5% everyday stuff) card, since only the first $6500 is 0.5%/1.5%.
And it has no cap, so you can spend all your heart out :). With your spending, you can probably call the CSR to ask for a 50k credit limit.
But if you want a Chase card to transfer your credit limit with no cap, the Chase Freedom card is the way to go. It's 1% per dollar, (it's actually 3% for some categories, but with a $600 cap per month, it's probably just a bleep in your cashback).
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Need a CHASE card with highest rewards. I spend about $50,000 per month so I need unlimited rewards.
Any ideas?
Far and away, the best Chase card is the Chase Rewards Plus card that provides the holder with the option of being able to redeem points for cash checks, merchandise or gift cards. Best part is the rebate is still 5 points for each dollar spent on gasoline.
While Chase no longer references this card on their web site, there was a "back door" way to apply for it by going to the following link:
http://www.firstusa.com/cgi-bin/webcgi/webserve.cgi?partner_dir_name=chase_rewardsplus_ch 01
Whether the issuance of the card still occurs using the link, it's worth a shot.
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I believe the answer is a variety of cards
The reason being there is no one perfect card.The more you have options the more you can take advanatage of all the promotional offers as well as the various programs and under the radar benefits to maximize your return
By limiting to one card you simply lose awesome versatility
Now more then ever before.To be really sharp one must know what airline,hotel partners and destinations are most important to you.
Then one can tailor the best choice.
If you have maxed out the SPG Amex card get a second one as I did with their new Business card
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While Chase no longer references this card on their web site, there was a "back door" way to apply for it by going to the following link:
http://www.firstusa.com/cgi-bin/webcgi/webserve.cgi?partner_dir_name=chase_rewardsplus_ch 01
Whether the issuance of the card still occurs using the link, it's worth a shot.
Well it did definately worked for me with the exception that my credit limit was a whopping $500 :mad: I dont know why :confused: My other UAL chase card has a credit limit of 30K.
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Far and away, the best Chase card is the Chase Rewards Plus card that provides the holder with the option of being able to redeem points for cash checks, merchandise or gift cards. Best part is the rebate is still 5 points for each dollar spent on gasoline.
While Chase no longer references this card on their web site, there was a "back door" way to apply for it by going to the following link:
http://www.firstusa.com/cgi-bin/webcgi/webserve.cgi?partner_dir_name=chase_rewardsplus_ch 01
Whether the issuance of the card still occurs using the link, it's worth a shot.
That card is limited at 75,000 points/year or $600. Especially with the 5x/5%, I suspect OP would go through that rather quickly (perhaps less than a month.)
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Well it did definately worked for me with the exception that my credit limit was a whopping $500 :mad: I dont know why :confused: My other UAL chase card has a credit limit of 30K.
Simply call and speak to an account manager in the credit dept
Explain that you would like at least 10k of the cerdit line moved over to the account with the low credit line.
I had a similar experience like yours only with Amex.
Good luck