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On my mind (Venture only? edition)

Greg The Frequent Miler - 20
If for some reason you could only have one credit card, Capital One's Venture card would be a solid choice.  But is it the...
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Plastiq 3x Is Dead Again

Stephen Pepper - 3
Lazarus has died again. Back in August 2018, we shared the bad news that Plastiq transactions no longer coded as 3x with the Chase Ink...
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Amex Gold fights back with Boxed.com, and worldwide dining 4X

Greg The Frequent Miler - 8
As expected, Amex publicly announced today that the Amex Gold Card now offers 4X points at restaurants worldwide rather than only in the US. ...
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Amex Gold lost its shine (for me)

Greg The Frequent Miler - 75
The Amex Gold Card has become relevant again now that it will offer 4X at restaurants worldwide as of June 6th (previously it offered...
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Amex Gold Card To Earn 4x At Restaurants Worldwide From June 6

Stephen Pepper - 7
When American Express updated the Amex Gold card last year, one of the changes was that restaurant purchases would earn 4x Membership Rewards. There was...
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New Alaska Visa Benefits (in-flight rebate & lounge pass discount)

Nick Reyes - 2
Starting June 1, 2019, the Alaska Airlines Visa will offer two new benefits: ·         20% back on Alaska Airlines in-flight purchases (including food, beverage, and Wi-Fi) ·         50% Lounge day-pass discount Neither...
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Virgin Atlantic World Elite Mastercard Deep Dive: Maximize Earnings and Status

Greg The Frequent Miler - 32
The Virgin Atlantic World Elite Mastercard is easy to overlook.  Most of us in the US rarely fly Virgin Atlantic, so the card seems...
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Why I’m passing on Zerocard, but it might be right for you

Greg The Frequent Miler - 2
In 2016 I wrote about this hybrid debit/credit card named Zerocard from a company named Zero. "Zero" refers to the card's lack of fees. ...
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