Chase Cash Plus Credit Card Review
Author: Username
Posted: Tue Jun 27, 2006 5:21 am
Post subject: Is it Chase Cash Plus or Citi Dividends
that you can get rewards for gift certificates that they offer and it doesn't count againt your 300.00 per year cash back limit? I can't remember, but want to say it's the Citi card. I reached my limit of 300.00 on the Chase card so started using the Citi card, but have a purchase of about 3,000 that I'll be making later in the week, but since that's more than I wanted to pay off in one month, I was thinking of putting it on my Chase card because I still have a 0% interest rate on it until Sept. I only want to do that if I can get some type points or something toward a gift certificate with Chase though.
Thank in advance.
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Author: EasyRhino
Posted: Tue Jun 27, 2006 6:03 am
Post subject: Chase Cash Plus Credit Card Review
Pretty sure the Chase Cash Plus has a 300 yearly limit for all media.
I hear it's the Rewards Plus which has like $150 extra for gift cards.
Don't know about the Citi policy, sorry.
Author: stevejk
Posted: Tue Jun 27, 2006 8:57 am
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With the Citi Dividends card, it is $300 maximum cash back on purchases with the card in everyday life. However, if you make purchases through their Citi Merchants Network website, then there is no maximum cash back. That is, you can earn more than $300 per calendar year, but anyone over $300 has to be purchases from the Citi Merchants Network website.
With Chase Cash Plus, it is $300 maximum cash back per calendar year.
With Chase Rewards Plus (which may or may not still be available) it is $600 maximum is cash back and $150 in gift cards. That is, $750 maximum per anniversary year but only $600 can be in cash, the rest must be in in gift cards. That's probably why Chase is phasing it out. Much too generous of rewards. Even if they lower it to $300 in cash and $450 in gift cards, the choice of gift cards is such that I'm sure I can find a store that I frequent -- I can't go wrong with JC Penney and Bed, Bath, and Beyond.
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Posted: Tue Jun 27, 2006 5:21 am
Post subject: Is it Chase Cash Plus or Citi Dividends
that you can get rewards for gift certificates that they offer and it doesn't count againt your 300.00 per year cash back limit? I can't remember, but want to say it's the Citi card. I reached my limit of 300.00 on the Chase card so started using the Citi card, but have a purchase of about 3,000 that I'll be making later in the week, but since that's more than I wanted to pay off in one month, I was thinking of putting it on my Chase card because I still have a 0% interest rate on it until Sept. I only want to do that if I can get some type points or something toward a gift certificate with Chase though.
Thank in advance.
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Author: EasyRhino
Posted: Tue Jun 27, 2006 6:03 am
Post subject: Chase Cash Plus Credit Card Review
Pretty sure the Chase Cash Plus has a 300 yearly limit for all media.
I hear it's the Rewards Plus which has like $150 extra for gift cards.
Don't know about the Citi policy, sorry.
Author: stevejk
Posted: Tue Jun 27, 2006 8:57 am
Post subject:
With the Citi Dividends card, it is $300 maximum cash back on purchases with the card in everyday life. However, if you make purchases through their Citi Merchants Network website, then there is no maximum cash back. That is, you can earn more than $300 per calendar year, but anyone over $300 has to be purchases from the Citi Merchants Network website.
With Chase Cash Plus, it is $300 maximum cash back per calendar year.
With Chase Rewards Plus (which may or may not still be available) it is $600 maximum is cash back and $150 in gift cards. That is, $750 maximum per anniversary year but only $600 can be in cash, the rest must be in in gift cards. That's probably why Chase is phasing it out. Much too generous of rewards. Even if they lower it to $300 in cash and $450 in gift cards, the choice of gift cards is such that I'm sure I can find a store that I frequent -- I can't go wrong with JC Penney and Bed, Bath, and Beyond.
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