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Tag: Citi Double Cash Card

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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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How much spend justifies that 25% ThankYou bonus?

Nick Reyes - 12
Citi is out with what looks like an interesting targeted offer: bundle select Citi credit cards with a Citi Priority Banking Package and get...
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(EXPIRED) Citi Double Cash adds $100 signup bonus

Nick Reyes - 7
The Citi Double Cash Card is finally offering a signup bonus: $100 cash back after making $500 in purchases within the first 3 months. As the card amounts...
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