Any good cards out there specifically for high income earners that gives you nice perks?
I personally don't travel much so don't care for flyer miles.
I personally don't travel much so don't care for flyer miles.
After I cancel CSR, I will just use my BoA Travel Rewards card for restaurants and travel. It pays 2.625% back in cash on everything, but the catch is you have to be in the Platinum Tier of Merrill Edge’s Preferred Rewards to qualify for that reward rate. Actually, I probably should be using it in place of my Citi Double Cash card currently now that I think about it.
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Typically you don’t have cards for high earners, you have cards for high spenders.
Buying something you otherwise wouldn’t in order to get 2% or 2.5% back doesn’t seem like a winning strategy.
Fat Wallet used to be the go-to place for credit card deals until the website shut down. Some of the former Fat Wallet forum users are at https://www.fragiledeal.com now.
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I am not a guy who opens and closes credit cards just to earn airline miles or other points.
I have Capital one Spark Business that has no fees and has no transaction fees for international purchases. Works very well. I have Costco Citi card.
I also have Chase Sapphire Reserve card which I opened when it gave 100k points. It has $450 annual fee but gives back $300 in travel use ( which I always qualify), 3x points on travel related purchases and usual perks like coverage when renting a car etc. Is it worth the additional $150? I am not sure but since it is in the name of my business, it stings less. When I retire I might not keep it any more. It also gives $100 for Global entry fees and has no foreign transaction fees.
I know you don’t care about travel but this info might be useful for others.
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