Re: USBank Cash+ no longer paying 5% on tax payments?
@AndySoCal wrote:US Bank Smartly credit card when initially came out you could do taxes and insurance but not now. US Bank Cash + never had this option to the best of my knowledge. Here are the current...
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Anything with a big initial bonus would work well. Something with 5% categories too.
View ArticleRe: USBank Cash+ no longer paying 5% on tax payments?
Yes, the PayPal/ACI trick no longer works with Cash+: https://www.doctorofcredit.com/a-complete-guide-to-paying-your-taxes-with-a-credit-card/#comments A comment there says, for this quarter,...
View ArticleRe: USBank Cash+ no longer paying 5% on tax payments?
I'm surprised you got bonus rewards on that at all!
View ArticleRe: Finally - a basic feature in the PNC app
Yeah I hear you.My PNC card was on my chopping block. I might keep it now @Guyatthebeach . @Guyatthebeach wrote:@NoMoreE46, I noticed that too. I also I how there are no minimums on cash back...
View ArticleRe: Robinhood gold duo suggestions
Well I do fly delta 3 times a year but also value MR points. I'm thinking I should use the delta for groceries and the Amex green just for dining and the RH gold for everything else.
View ArticleRe: Robinhood gold duo suggestions
All depends on your spend. Do the math, which you should have done before you opened the account to see if it made sense.
View ArticleRe: Robinhood gold duo suggestions
Since you paid $50 for RH gold I would say just your Disco and RH should be used. Hopefully you have a sizable amount in a RH HYS or checking and also use the 3% IRA boost up to the free $225 to net...
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So I'm currently waiting to get my Robinhood gold card in the mail, when it arrives which card should I use with it for the best duo Amex Green or Amex delta platinum?
View ArticleRe: USBank Cash+ no longer paying 5% on tax payments?
On reddit, i saw that the MCP can still do it, as of like 2 weeks ago, so it could change too
View ArticleRe: USBank Cash+ no longer paying 5% on tax payments?
US Bank Smartly credit card when initially came out you could do taxes and insurance but not now. US Bank Cash + never had this option to the best of my knowledge. Here are the current 5% catagories. I...
View ArticleRe: statement closing date differences?
The main reason that some lenders including sub-prime is the lag of clearing transactions from third parties processors. Under the Federal card act issuers must give cardholders at least 21 days from...
View ArticleRe: statement closing date differences?
While I have all of my cards on autopay, I still have a chart with issuer, APR, statement date and due date. I have a dozen cards from varying issuers. Looking at my major cards only, my dates don't...
View ArticleRe: USBank Cash+ no longer paying 5% on tax payments?
I can confirm this as well, no more 5% on quarterly estimated tax payments....i think insurance too? :-(
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Anyone else get the nusenda credit card survey?
So, I was sent a survey which was supposed to take 15 minutes but, yikes, took like 45! It gave me the opportunity to praise them for their very generous 5% cats, and it gave me the chance to give a...
View ArticleRe: USBank Cash+ no longer paying 5% on tax payments?
Hey @EasyMark , I don't think it's been discussed here on the forum much. Mostly over on reddit. I don't pay quarterly, so never used this method.
View ArticleRe: statement closing date differences?
As others stated, the statement closing date depends on the financial institution. Based on the data I've personally collected, below are some examples of the differences from each bank: 1. Citibank -...
View ArticleUSBank Cash+ no longer paying 5% on tax payments?
Friends, I've been hearing for a while that the Cash+ card can no longer earn 5% on quarterly tax payments through PayPal and ACI, since the end of August. One of mine did not trigger 5 percent in...
View ArticleRe: statement closing date differences?
@Kforce wrote:@TrapLine wrote: As with everything ... nothing is for sure. Do share with you my preferance for a true calendar monthly cycle. Did observe something, all of my credit union memberships...
View ArticleRe: statement closing date differences?
@TrapLine wrote: As with everything ... nothing is for sure. Do share with you my preferance for a true calendar monthly cycle. Did observe something, all of my credit union memberships do use the...
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