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Re: Getting the most from Rewards Cards

Just to give an example of the compounding effect without naming the merchant's name. I've a grocery store membership, as I'm sure most of you do. My store gives 10 cents off gasoline for every $100 purchased. It's not uncommon for my wife and I to r...
Cosmos2011 08-20-2016 09:14 AM
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Getting the most from Rewards Cards

My wife and I have only 2 credit cards. Both offer rewards. One offers 3% cash back on groceries and 2% cash back on department stores. The other offers 4% on gasoline, 3% on restaurants and travel, 2% at the co-branded (sponsoring) merchant store an...
Cosmos2011 08-20-2016 08:53 AM
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Re: Getting the most from Rewards Cards

Just to give an example of the compounding effect without naming the merchant's name. I've a grocery store membership, as I'm sure most of you do. My store gives 10 cents off gasoline for every $100 purchased. It's not uncommon for my wife and I to r...
Cosmos2011 08-20-2016 09:14 AM
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Getting the most from Rewards Cards

My wife and I have only 2 credit cards. Both offer rewards. One offers 3% cash back on groceries and 2% cash back on department stores. The other offers 4% on gasoline, 3% on restaurants and travel, 2% at the co-branded (sponsoring) merchant store an...
Cosmos2011 08-20-2016 08:53 AM
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10
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15896
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Budget & Savings

Re: Getting the most from Rewards Cards

Just to give an example of the compounding effect without naming the merchant's name. I've a grocery store membership, as I'm sure most of you do. My store gives 10 cents off gasoline for every $100 purchased. It's not uncommon for my wife and I to r...
Cosmos2011 08-20-2016 09:14 AM
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6
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15869
Views

Budget & Savings

Getting the most from Rewards Cards

My wife and I have only 2 credit cards. Both offer rewards. One offers 3% cash back on groceries and 2% cash back on department stores. The other offers 4% on gasoline, 3% on restaurants and travel, 2% at the co-branded (sponsoring) merchant store an...
Cosmos2011 08-20-2016 08:53 AM
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