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Citi ThankYou Rewards Complete Guide

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Citi ThankYou Rewards competes directly with three other bank issued transferable points programs: Chase Ultimate Rewards, Amex Membership Rewards, and Capital One “Miles.” Points can...

How I pay for groceries now that Curve is dead

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In the post What’s in Greg’s Wallet? 2024 Edition, I explained that I have three Custom Cash cards which I use exclusively for grocery...

Citi Custom Cash Credit Card Review (2024)

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The Citi Custom Cash card is Citi’s answer to the traditional 5x rotating-category card (ie, Chase Freedom Flex or Discover It). The card offers...

Citi Custom Cash: Earn 5x on Citi Travel bookings, stack to earn up to...

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Citi has launched a new spending offer for Custom Cash cardholders, giving 5x points on all hotels, attractions and car rentals booked through the...
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Why I’m keeping the Amex Gold another year

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Two days before Nick posted that he was considering dumping the Amex Gold card for the Capital One SavorOne, I made my own decision...
Citi Custom Cash +4 ThankYou Points

(EXPIRED) (Targeted) Citi Custom Cash: Earn 4x Bonus Points In Select Category (Grocery Stores,...

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Citi has sent out targeted emails today to some (or all?) Custom Cash cardholders offering an extra 4 ThankYou points per dollar in a...
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What’s in Greg’s wallet? [2022 Edition]

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Yesterday, Nick revealed the cards in his wallet.  Now it's my turn.  Just like Nick, Amex had almost completely taken over my wallet in...
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(EXPIRED) Public 30K offer for Citi Custom Cash

Greg The Frequent Miler - 11
The Citi Custom Cash card's usual welcome bonus is for 20K points after $750 spend, but Miles Earn & Burn has uncovered a public...
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How to use your Citi ThankYou point fortune

Greg The Frequent Miler - 17
I first published this post just two months ago, but much has changed already.  Since then, Citi has removed the ability to transfer to...
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Citi shakes things up with new 5x choose-your-own-adventure card

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The Citi Custom Cash Card has debuted this morning and it looks like a keeper: in addition to a decent welcome bonus, this card offers...

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