Related Posts
Conversation Starter
SOL vs ETH 2.0?
Chief
I was just offered a CUNY role. The title is Higher Education Assistant. According to Glassdoor, the average annual pay for that role is $83,418. However, I was offered $62,500. I requested for the minimum annual salary to be 75k. Does anyone have experience navigating the CUNY system and their pay?
More Posts
Hey, I am looking for Operation/ Audit role for USA company. Can any one help me here. Currently working with MNC whos base is managing client books of accounts, esp for USA clients. Also, have a good grasp on SALT(State and Local Taxes) for these (Sales Tax, local tax, business tax). Please DM me. Happy to work remotely or need be immigrate but would required visa support. Accenture Deloitte KPMG Google EY PwC CohnReznick Tata Consultancy Infosys Wipro Cognizant Microsoft Adobe Walmart Cisco
Additional Posts in Personal Investment Chatter
Is this for real?
Anyone else long on AMT?
Conversation Starter
Conversation Starter
After figuring out FI/RE I am less motivated.
Investor’s Business Daily: worthwhile?
New to Fishbowl?
unlock all discussions on Fishbowl.
I have the Citi 2% as my daily driver. Nothing to think about or try to game, it's straightforward. Had it for years now and will keep it unless a magical 3% card enters the market 😆
Pro
Same, but I will say the Citi app and website sucks. Slow, clunky, and always trying to sell you a product.
I used the Capital One Quicksilver before, which is only 1.5%, but their app is best in class. But maybe I’m just biased because I was a SWE there…
Haven’t used these cards but just in case, I wanted to mention that if you have the chase sapphire reserve, pairing that with the freedom unlimited essentially gives the freedom unlimited a yield of 2.25% when you move the points over to the reserve.
Thanks for this. Just looked into it and I can see the benefit. Basically you get 1.5% back using the freedom unlimited, move those points to sapphire reserve, and get another 1.5x the value if redeemed for travel (effectively 2.25%).
The problem is that I'd need to open and get approved for both cards. I would hit the 5/24 limit and be locked out of any cards until late 2023. I don't travel much yet due to a low budget and the sapphire seems to have a hefty fee. I will save this idea for when I am making/traveling more though!
If you're in our Preferred Rewards program (which is super easy if you throw an IRA into Merrill), our Travel Rewards card and Unlimited Cash Rewards card can get you up to 2.625% on every purchase, both have $200 signup too.
We have other cards that'll do more, but the real benefits only kick in if you've got significant other business with BofA.
Don't 👏
Chase 👏
Everyday 👏
Spending 👏
Categories 👏
I have both the Fidelity and Active cash cards. I hate WF too but we needed a joint credit card so it made sense to get the one that putting a phone bill on would give us insurance on the phones. The Fidelity I got for my new personal which I like because it forces me to fund my investing (you only get 2% if going to qualified Fidelity accounts). Fidelity has a foreign transaction fee so I use my Amazon visa for that.
double cash is the way to go unless you want to deal with the chase trifecta.
Not sure if anyone is aware of the capital one venture card it gives 2% on everyday purchases ,also gives 100k tavel points thats equal to almost 1000 bucks,plus 300 cash back for any travel reservations you do si for 375 yearly fees you get 1300 straight up,really great deal.