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I do want VISA card (I do go to Costco while and while). I do prefer 2% cash back (most credit cards offer only 1.5%). I don't like to keep too many credit cards, I used to have more than 10 credit cards, now it is down to 5 credit cards, but still want to look for one primary credit card meeting these requirements.
Fidelity Visa card meets those requirements, but the reward point has to be deposited to other fidelity account in order to get 2% cash back, otherwise only 1%.
For some other reasons, I would like to switch from Fidelity Visa card to another Visa credit card, as long as it offers same benefits (no annual fee, 2% cash back).
I am not sure if there is any alternative.
If the card does not have foreign transaction fee, that is even better, but this is not an important factor for me.
Would fit your criteria and some for the first year.
No, I don't want a card with annual fee, I am looking for a card for many years, not less than one year.
2.5% cash back and $99 annual fee vs. 2% cash back and no annual fee: I need to spend $19800 per year in order to break even. I don't think I can spend that amount on a primary card, not even close. I used other credit cards too, like Chase freedom 5% for some categories, so primary card is not the only card. I still spend much less than $19800 on all credit cards.
Fidelity Visa card meets those requirements, but the reward point has to be deposited to other fidelity account in order to get 2% cash back, otherwise only 1%.
You can deposit the funds into your brokerage account and transfer it to your bank from there. I haven't used it in a while but I thought you can pay down your card with available funds in your brokerage account as well so you wouldn't need to transfer it to your bank.
You can deposit the funds into your brokerage account and transfer it to your bank from there. I haven't used it in a while but I thought you can pay down your card with available funds in your brokerage account as well so you wouldn't need to transfer it to your bank.
I know, but for some personal reasons (I prefer not to explain), I prefer to find a different VISA card with same 2% cash back.
I do want VISA card (I do go to Costco while and while). I do prefer 2% cash back (most credit cards offer only 1.5%). I don't like to keep too many credit cards, I used to have more than 10 credit cards, now it is down to 5 credit cards, but still want to look for one primary credit card meeting these requirements.
Fidelity Visa card meets those requirements, but the reward point has to be deposited to other fidelity account in order to get 2% cash back, otherwise only 1%.
For some other reasons, I would like to switch from Fidelity Visa card to another Visa credit card, as long as it offers same benefits (no annual fee, 2% cash back).
I am not sure if there is any alternative.
If the card does not have foreign transaction fee, that is even better, but this is not an important factor for me.
I do want VISA card (I do go to Costco while and while). I do prefer 2% cash back (most credit cards offer only 1.5%). I don't like to keep too many credit cards, I used to have more than 10 credit cards, now it is down to 5 credit cards, but still want to look for one primary credit card meeting these requirements.
Fidelity Visa card meets those requirements, but the reward point has to be deposited to other fidelity account in order to get 2% cash back, otherwise only 1%.
For some other reasons, I would like to switch from Fidelity Visa card to another Visa credit card, as long as it offers same benefits (no annual fee, 2% cash back).
I am not sure if there is any alternative.
If the card does not have foreign transaction fee, that is even better, but this is not an important factor for me.
Thanks.
Do you have a Costco Visa? The rebate is 4% on all gas purchases (incl Costco), 3% on restaurants and travel, 2% on all other Costco charges and 1% on everything else. The rebate comes as a check to Costco, and is designed to be spent at Costco, but it can be cashed at Costco customer service in the store.
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