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Jpmc: 50% on current fixed + jpmc benefits Walmrat: 50% on current fixed + yearly bonus + stocks.
Please help me choose which will be better, mainly looking for brand value, work life balance and yearly hikes.
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I have both. The VC pays for itself and the CSR could be only $250. They are both excellent cards. I prefer the CSR.
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This. Use your Venture X on non bonus spend, CSR for dining/travel.
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Venture X pays for itself and is a good card for those who aren't too serious about travel given its simplicity (2x on everything).
CSR has better perks and transfer partners though, plus the way it links to other UR cards (freedom unlimited, flex, ink cash, etc) makes it more lucrative if you're willing to juggle them all.
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- 1% back on rent (no credit card fees - they give you an account and routing # linked to the card)
- 3% dining
- 2% travel
- 1% other
All double on the 1st of each month to 6% dining, 4% travel, 2% other (except rent: stays 1%). No annual fee. Has really good transfer partners with Hyatt, American Airlines, and United.
Doesn't have a sign up bonus (has a referral bonus but only for the referer) and doesn't work on mortgages. Great card, but may not make sense for hard-core churners and/or home owners.
Keep both, CSR is good for transfers to Hyatt
VX good for 2x and basically free anyways