Just returned from visiting committee meetings at Harvard where our group was working with teams on a potential classroom initiative similar to what we have at Princeton. Looking forward to seeing where leaders go with next steps!
Sunday, January 26, 2020
Sunday, January 5, 2020
Cards in my wallet right now (2020)
Happy New Year!
I'm expecting a fairly stable card cache for 2020 though it wouldn't be unexpected to jump on a deal if presented. The last few card offers I've seen for Marriott and Hilton have significant bonuses.
Cards in my Wallet:
Chase Sapphire Reserve - one of the best earning cards with 3x points for travel and 3x for dining
Chase Freedom - Quarterly bonus categories give 5x points and pairs with Sapphire
Chase World of Hyatt - 4x Hyatt points per stay make this one of the best for hotel stays
Chase IHG Rewards Club Select (no longer available) - Platinum Elite status plus free night every cardmember year
Chase United Mileage Plus Select (no longer available) - 3x miles on United purchases plus EQM, 2x gas/grocery/dining + Star Alliance purchases
Chase Biz Plus (replaced with Business Preferred) - 5x points at office supply and phone, 2x on gas station and hotel
Chase Biz Cash - 5x points at office supply and phone, 2x points on gas stations and restaurants
Citibank Premier - 3x points on travel including gas stations; 2x on dining/entertainment
Citibank AA Biz Platinum - 2x American Airlines miles on purchases plus free checked bag and priority boarding; 2x on gas stations
Citibank AA Mileup - 2x American Airlines miles on flights plus 2x miles for grocery purchases
Citibank Double Cash - New card - 2% cash back on all purchases, though the new transfer option to Citi ThankYou Points makes this card strong for all non-category spend
American Express Hilton card - 7x Hilton points on stays, 5x points restaurant/gas/grocery, 3x all other purchases
Discover It card - 5x points/cash on quarterly bonus categories, link to Amazon.com purchases
Bank of American Alaska Airlines card - 3x miles on Alaska purchases, $99 companion fare
Barclays American Airlines Aviator Red - New Card - 2x points on AA, free checked bag, wifi credit, and $99 companion certificate
Many of these are no annual fee cards though I still value certain cards for the benefits compared to the yearly fee.
I'm expecting a fairly stable card cache for 2020 though it wouldn't be unexpected to jump on a deal if presented. The last few card offers I've seen for Marriott and Hilton have significant bonuses.
Cards in my Wallet:
Chase Sapphire Reserve - one of the best earning cards with 3x points for travel and 3x for dining
Chase Freedom - Quarterly bonus categories give 5x points and pairs with Sapphire
Chase World of Hyatt - 4x Hyatt points per stay make this one of the best for hotel stays
Chase IHG Rewards Club Select (no longer available) - Platinum Elite status plus free night every cardmember year
Chase United Mileage Plus Select (no longer available) - 3x miles on United purchases plus EQM, 2x gas/grocery/dining + Star Alliance purchases
Chase Biz Plus (replaced with Business Preferred) - 5x points at office supply and phone, 2x on gas station and hotel
Chase Biz Cash - 5x points at office supply and phone, 2x points on gas stations and restaurants
Citibank Premier - 3x points on travel including gas stations; 2x on dining/entertainment
Citibank AA Biz Platinum - 2x American Airlines miles on purchases plus free checked bag and priority boarding; 2x on gas stations
Citibank AA Mileup - 2x American Airlines miles on flights plus 2x miles for grocery purchases
Citibank Double Cash - New card - 2% cash back on all purchases, though the new transfer option to Citi ThankYou Points makes this card strong for all non-category spend
American Express Hilton card - 7x Hilton points on stays, 5x points restaurant/gas/grocery, 3x all other purchases
Discover It card - 5x points/cash on quarterly bonus categories, link to Amazon.com purchases
Bank of American Alaska Airlines card - 3x miles on Alaska purchases, $99 companion fare
Barclays American Airlines Aviator Red - New Card - 2x points on AA, free checked bag, wifi credit, and $99 companion certificate
Many of these are no annual fee cards though I still value certain cards for the benefits compared to the yearly fee.
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