Citibank has a new promo code F1G7 that was advertised in today's paper for the Citi Diamond Preferred Rewards card.
Highlights are
2 points per dollar on everything for 12 months. 0% APR on ballance transfers until 8/1/07 with no balance transfer fees 10,000 Thank you bonus points after first purchase
I'd use my other 5% card for groceries, Drugstore purchases and gas and use this one for everything else.
Seems like a straight 2% card for one year. Max spend is $37,500 for the year which will net you $750.
thanks for sharing...I would jump on it if it was 0% on purchases........second thought...I think I am going to apply for this one in my AOR in august...with a little mbna billpay and duct tape...this can work....
evanm said:Citibank has a new promo code F1G7 that was advertised in today's paper for the Citi Diamond Preferred Rewards card.
Highlights are
2 points per dollar on everything for 12 months. 0% APR on ballance transfers until 8/1/07 with no balance transfer fees 10,000 Thank you bonus points after first purchase
I'd use my other 5% card for groceries, Drugstore purchases and gas and use this one for everything else.
Seems like a straight 2% card for one year. Max spend is $37,500 for the year which will net you $750.
cameron2003 said:evanm said:Citibank has a new promo code F1G7 that was advertised in today's paper for the Citi Diamond Preferred Rewards card.
Highlights are
2 points per dollar on everything for 12 months. 0% APR on ballance transfers until 8/1/07 with no balance transfer fees 10,000 Thank you bonus points after first purchase
I'd use my other 5% card for groceries, Drugstore purchases and gas and use this one for everything else.
Seems like a straight 2% card for one year. Max spend is $37,500 for the year which will net you $750.
Why won't you guys go for fidelity 529 card? It is straight 2% for ever. And yeah 10% penalty is only on earnings on rewards and not on the the rewards.
aprince1 said:Why won't you guys go for fidelity 529 card? It is straight 2% for ever. And yeah 10% penalty is only on earnings on rewards and not on the the rewards.
Thank you EvanM for the scan. Yea I was considering that 529 card too. I have no children to send to college, but I guess that doesnt matter? I wasnt sure if there were restriction with 529 accounts that would be a disadvantage. So far I havent been able to find any, not have I been able to find a rule about restrictons for collge tuiition only.
cameron2003 said:aprince1 said:Why won't you guys go for fidelity 529 card? It is straight 2% for ever. And yeah 10% penalty is only on earnings on rewards and not on the the rewards.
Thank you EvanM for the scan. Yea I was considering that 529 card too. I have no children to send to college, but I guess that doesnt matter? I wasnt sure if there were restriction with 529 accounts that would be a disadvantage. So far I havent been able to find any, not have I been able to find a rule about restrictons for collge tuiition only.
I have been reading about it and I found there are no restrictions. There is a whole discussion on that thread too.
aprince1 said:cameron2003 said:aprince1 said:Why won't you guys go for fidelity 529 card? It is straight 2% for ever. And yeah 10% penalty is only on earnings on rewards and not on the the rewards.
Thank you EvanM for the scan. Yea I was considering that 529 card too. I have no children to send to college, but I guess that doesnt matter? I wasnt sure if there were restriction with 529 accounts that would be a disadvantage. So far I havent been able to find any, not have I been able to find a rule about restrictons for collge tuiition only.
I have been reading about it and I found there are no restrictions. There is a whole discussion on that thread too.
Yea this motivated me to apply for the 529 card instead. I opened an account, now im waiting to see if im approved for card...
2% Thank You Points can be worth more than straight 2% cash backs because of the killer Thank You point-to-ticket value redemption rate for flights, particularly the international ones. So if you fly, this deal is for you. If you don't, stick to the 529 card.
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