agreed here - if you'll have annual spend north of $50k then getting the sign up

Mar 27, 2015
3:22:33pm

HarlemCoug

bonuses and jumping around from card to card can prove to generate hundreds of thousands of free points.
For many people, points are a religion.
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/miles-points-1/

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Originally posted on Mar 27, 2015 at 3:22:33pm

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Best business card for travel rewards?

unctoothman

3/27/15 2:56pm

I personally like Chase Ultimate Reward points, so that would leave you with the

workindev

3/27/15 3:12pm

But really the best solution is to sign up for a few of them. Get some airline

workindev

3/27/15 3:14pm

agreed here - if you'll have annual spend north of $50k then getting the sign up

HarlemCoug

3/27/15 3:22pm

But note there are 2% cash back cards out there that may be a better fit. Often

HarlemCoug

3/27/15 3:24pm

What 2% cards are still available?

cheezedawg

3/27/15 3:26pm

Citi has one - link

HarlemCoug

3/28/15 11:46am

It's not that simple. If you spend $100k, you would get $2,000 cash with a 2%

workindev

3/27/15 3:39pm

I guess you could say that I'm one of those people. I currently have 18 credit

workindev

3/27/15 3:36pm

That is the one I've seen that looks best so far...most flexible earning and

unctoothman

3/27/15 3:21pm

If you're going to fly one airline often then get that airline's branded card.

HarlemCoug

3/27/15 3:13pm

Mine are printed on a manila cardstock. Good quality. Raised company logo. Look

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