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Bill payment service Plastiq has now added the ability to pay your bills with a Discover Card.
Need to Know
- You can pay any bill with a Discover that you can otherwise pay through Plastiq.
- The fee is 2.5% which is the standard rate for Plastiq
- The Discover it Miles card earns 3% cashback the first year which would make bill payments with the card profitable. (You get 1.5% up front and it is doubled at the end of the first year.)
For more info on the addition of Discover, see this Plastiq blog post.
| Name / Link | Offer | Frequent Miler Notes: |
|---|---|---|
| Plastiq | When you sign up for Plastiq (which lets you pay bills via credit card) with my link, you'll get $200 worth of fee free payments and I'll get $400 worth of fee free payments after you make a payment of at least $20 | Plastiq makes it possible to pay mortgage, rent, and many other bills via credit card. The usual credit card fee is 2.5%, but they often run lower-fee promotions. |
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You’re talking about the Discover IT card. This article is talking about the Discover IT Miles card which gives you 1.5 miles per $1 charged. After the first year they double it. Also it has 0% interest the first year on purchases.
Discover says their card holders get 1% back (not 1.5%) and at year end, another 1% but with a limit of only $1500 in charges per quarter. Where do you have it in writing that it’s 1.5% back plus a match at yr end?
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