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Tag: Bank of America Premium Rewards

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Get an extra 2% cashback at Starbucks with Bank of America cards

Tim Steinke - 5
Bank of America (BOA) has announced a partnership with Starbucks that could be pretty rewarding for the coffee-addicted (like me). Once you add your...
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Awesome cash back combos

Nick Reyes - 14
Greg recently wrote a post about awesome credit card combos. In that post, he addressed terrific card combinations from Amex, Capital One, Chase, Citi,...
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Bank of America Premium Rewards adds grocery bonus through 12/31 (2x = 3.5% back...

Nick Reyes - 9
Doctor of Credit points out that the Bank of America Premium Rewards card is now showing a new bonus category: get 2x on grocery...
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Best credit cards for Plastiq bill payments (updated w/ 2.85% fee)

Greg The Frequent Miler - 33
Plastiq is an online bill payment service that lets you pay almost all of your bills by credit card.  The usual fee is 2.85%, but they sometimes...
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(EXPIRED) (Includes new accounts) $50 credit on Bank of America Premium Rewards

Nick Reyes - 22
Update 7/23/20: When we initially posted this, we weren't sure whether it was targeted. However, when my new Premium Rewards card arrived this week,...
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Retirement planning mistakes fixed by credit cards

Nick Reyes - 87
This post is only tangentially related to credit card rewards, but as I recently discovered some of my retirement planning mistakes and made some...
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Why there are no 2X everywhere cards in my wallet

Greg The Frequent Miler - 30
There are two fantastic 2X Everywhere cards available in the US.  No, I'm not talking about Jennifer Garner's Capital One Venture card.  That's a...
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Bank of America cards: awesome with Platinum Honors Status

Greg The Frequent Miler - 85
Bank of America issues a number of cards with co-brands such as Alaska, Air France, Amtrak, Asiana, etc. Clearly they started at the beginning...
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Bank of America pausing Preferred Rewards reviews

Nick Reyes - 1
Bank of America Preferred Rewards status can be quite valuable in terms of making you eligible for a nice bonus on credit card rewards...
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What’s in Greg’s wallet?

Greg The Frequent Miler - 47
Yesterday, in response to reader inquiries, Nick revealed the credit and debit cards he carries in his wallet.  Now it's my turn.  But please...
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Why I’m suddenly choosing cash over points, and why you shouldn’t

Greg The Frequent Miler - 36
Several months ago, I signed up for the Bank of America Premium Rewards card.  The reason?  It is the perfect "everywhere else" card... for...
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New BOA anti-churning 24-month language on some cards (AS, TR, PR, CR)

Nick Reyes - 5
Bank of America has added some specific anti-churning language to a number of their credit cards. The exact terms vary a bit, but generally you will...
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Is it a keeper? My take on BOA’s new Premium Rewards Card

Greg The Frequent Miler - 5
Bank of America's new card was originally expected to be an ultra-premium card.  Rumors were that it would compete in the $450 / $550...
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Can you earn 4.59% back on everyday spend with the new BOA Premium Rewards...

Nick Reyes - 25
As we reported earlier today, Bank of America launched a new card this morning: the Bank of America Premium Rewards card. Greg even wrote...
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