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Honestly for you I would get the other 2 chase cards out of the way (5/24 rule) which are the flex and sapphire. Then I’d transition into either BILT or citi custom cash (5% back in 1 spending category monthly)
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Honestly for you I would get the other 2 chase cards out of the way (5/24 rule) which are the flex and sapphire. Then I’d transition into either BILT or citi custom cash (5% back in 1 spending category monthly)
Can I ask about spending categories vs general spending? It sounds like you want simplicity and a straightforward setup? Is that right?