YaAre there any Amex cards that give you cash rewards with no annual fee?
Cash Magnet
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Bluecash everday
Amex Blue
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Navy federal rewards amex
Hilton honors amex
Delta skymiles blue version
Pentagon Federal Pathfinder
YaAre there any Amex cards that give you cash rewards with no annual fee?
If credits important to you I’d get a no annual fee card sooner or later. If you’re mom ever takes you off as an authorized user that credit history will disappear. If her credit straight you’ll prolly qualify for a decent card right now instead of being stuck with secured or student cards.At this time, I don’t have any. Well my mom made me an authorized user on an old navy visa, but that’s it.
I recently got heavy into churning so im always on the look out for good cards. I dont like paying annual fees, so no cards with fees even though i churn enough to offset the cost. I think its the mental aspect of having to pay the fee I dont like.
Uber Visa - Main everyday
Discover it
Bank of America Travel Rewards
Petal Visa
- American Express Schwab Investor card
- Barclaycard Uber Visa (Visa Signature)
- Chase Freedom Unlimited (Visa Signature)
- Chase Freedom
- Chase Slate
- Discover It Cash Back
- Bank of America Travel Rewards
I'll get rid of the Slate at some point since I'm not using it. Other than lowering my credit usage ratio, I don't have any use for the Discover or BoA cards either.
which is a shame because the rewards and perks of it are dope.
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they’re strict as fukk these daysIf credits important to you I’d get a no annual fee card sooner or later. If you’re mom ever takes you off as an authorized user that credit history will disappear. If her credit straight you’ll prolly qualify for a decent card right now instead of being stuck with secured or student cards.
Ramsay has a lot of good info, He also has a lot of bullshyt. A great credit score is crucial as an adult because you never know what can/will happen.Oh I’m old and after having a financial set back and embracing the concepts of Dave Ramsey, I’m moving toward no credit score. I don’t have anything else I would borrow money for.
I’m only an authorized user because I charged on it when I was out of work, so I’m responsible for the bill. It should be paid off soon. I used to have really good credit before I was out of work though.
Ramsay has a lot of good info, He also has a lot of bullshyt. A great credit score is crucial as an adult because you never know what can/will happen.
What about an unexpected emergency expense?A good credit score is mainly necessary for borrowing money. Again, I don’t see myself needing to borrow large amounts of money anymore. I already have a mortgage and cars you can save up for. Businesses can be started without loans as well.
I understand that some jobs looks at the credit, but if it came to that, I think not having a score will still be better than a low one.
What about an unexpected emergency expense?
And businesses can be started without loans but they almost always can’t be scaled/maximized without borrowing.