you may be over 5/24 if Chase is denying you

Feb 21, 2018
1:02:48pm

Martin Van Nostrand Contributor

https://www.creditcards.com/credit-card-news/what-is-the-chase-5-24-rule-how-it-works.php

edit: changed subject, apparently all cards apply to this and not just Chase cards

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Originally posted on Feb 21, 2018 at 1:02:48pm

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I need your help on travel rewards. Which are the best cards? Are points

BeefNoodleSoup

2/21/18 12:42pm

You can do a citi american airlines card and then do the barclays card for

Ozymandias

2/21/18 12:48pm

What does 130,000 mean?

BeefNoodleSoup

2/21/18 12:53pm

130,000 American Airline miles...?

TheLoneCougar

2/21/18 1:03pm

Here is a couple of sites for some help.

TheLoneCougar

2/21/18 1:02pm

CASH BACK > AIR MILES

flyzag

2/21/18 1:25pm

I don't think this is true by the numbers.

TheLoneCougar

2/21/18 2:38pm

I need to educate myself. thanks

flyzag

2/21/18 3:22pm

Ok, so we (wife and I) spent about $65,000 on our Costco Citi card in 2017

flyzag

2/21/18 3:27pm

See CSoul's post.

BeefNoodleSoup

2/21/18 3:31pm

$65k spent in a year on that card?!

TheLoneCougar

2/22/18 7:17am

But if you want to travel, would it be more efficient to accrue miles?

BeefNoodleSoup

2/21/18 2:38pm

Chase has a 5 cards in 24 month rule. you can only open 5 cards in a 24 month

TheLoneCougar

2/21/18 1:02pm

you may be over 5/24 if Chase is denying you

Martin Van Nostrand

2/21/18 1:02pm

Sounds about right

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