Credit Card Recommendations

[VCJIM]

I’m looking for input on good credit cards. I currently only have Amex, but will be traveling in Europe over the next month. I don’t like traveling without a VISA and MC, as not everyone takes AMEX. I canceled all of my CC accounts with BofA when I made a purchase and paid it off (that month) and they still charged me a “finance fee” or some such. I religiously pay off credit cards every month (basicly only use them as cash), so my requirements are no yearly fee, no monthly charges if paid in full. I’d like good rewards if possible.

Any recommendations? Thanks!

[sdrealtor]

No recommnedations but a question. If I remember correctly you are up in SB County. What is your market looking like these days?

[sdrealtor]

No recommnedations but a question. If I remember correctly you are up in SB County. What is your market looking like these days?

[sdrealtor]

No recommnedations but a question. If I remember correctly you are up in SB County. What is your market looking like these days?

[sdrealtor]

No recommnedations but a question. If I remember correctly you are up in SB County. What is your market looking like these days?

[sdrealtor]

No recommnedations but a question. If I remember correctly you are up in SB County. What is your market looking like these days?

[SmellsFeeshy]

For cashback the Citibank Dividend card is one of the higher paying ones. Chase has a similar one as well.

[SmellsFeeshy]

For cashback the Citibank Dividend card is one of the higher paying ones. Chase has a similar one as well.

[SmellsFeeshy]

For cashback the Citibank Dividend card is one of the higher paying ones. Chase has a similar one as well.

[SmellsFeeshy]

For cashback the Citibank Dividend card is one of the higher paying ones. Chase has a similar one as well.

[SmellsFeeshy]

For cashback the Citibank Dividend card is one of the higher paying ones. Chase has a similar one as well.

[DataAgent]

Since it sounds like you’ll be spending a good amount of money on your credit card, why not go with a card that offers a nice rebate or some sort of points? My card of choice is Citibank’s AAdvantage Mastercard card which gives me frequent flyer points on American Airlines. Since I charge a lot for business purposes, I’ve taken several free airline trips over the years as a result.

[DataAgent]

Since it sounds like you’ll be spending a good amount of money on your credit card, why not go with a card that offers a nice rebate or some sort of points? My card of choice is Citibank’s AAdvantage Mastercard card which gives me frequent flyer points on American Airlines. Since I charge a lot for business purposes, I’ve taken several free airline trips over the years as a result.

[DataAgent]

Since it sounds like you’ll be spending a good amount of money on your credit card, why not go with a card that offers a nice rebate or some sort of points? My card of choice is Citibank’s AAdvantage Mastercard card which gives me frequent flyer points on American Airlines. Since I charge a lot for business purposes, I’ve taken several free airline trips over the years as a result.

[DataAgent]

Since it sounds like you’ll be spending a good amount of money on your credit card, why not go with a card that offers a nice rebate or some sort of points? My card of choice is Citibank’s AAdvantage Mastercard card which gives me frequent flyer points on American Airlines. Since I charge a lot for business purposes, I’ve taken several free airline trips over the years as a result.

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