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Citi Double Cash Card  $200 Cash Back $200 cash back after $1.5K spend in first 6 months. Click here to learn how to apply No Annual Fee Recent better offer: None. This is the best we've seen. FM Mini Review: 2X rewards for all spend with no annual fee makes this card a winner. Earn 2X everywhere and redeem for the equivalent of 2% cash back or 2X ThankYou points. Pair with the Premier or Prestige card to make points transferrable to airlines. Card Type: Mastercard World Elite Earning rate: 2% cash back everywhere (1% cash back for each purchase + 1% when paying your credit card bill for that purchase) Noteworthy perks: 1X when you make a purchase + 1X when you pay for those purchases See also: Citi ThankYou Rewards Complete Guide |
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Ok, so this isn’t a spectacular card and doesn’t have a sign-up bonus, but something must be wrong with the algorithm for 1st year estimate, right? How can it be negative if there is no fee or spend requirement?
Thanks for catching that! Fixed.
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