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FF-earning debit cards?
Does anyone actively use one of the debit cards that earn miles? I've seen a few offers for these, including a Chase card that earns OnePass miles and a Guaranty card linked to AAdvantage.
I love the credit union that I use for my primary checking and savings accounts now, but I've found that I use my debit card for some amount of purchases each month. So should I give in to the temptation of having a checking account with one of these MegaBanks (ugg), or just start adjusting my purchasing habits to funnel everything through one of my mile-earning credit cards? -jw |
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Mostly out of curiosity, but why would you prefer a debit card over a credit card?
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#3
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No reason in particular... I do use my Citi AA M/C and Amex cards for the vast majority of my spending. I guess I just have a habit of using the debit card every once in a while instead. No big deal.
From the info I've seen the debit cards available are pretty lousy offers anyway. 1 point per $2 spent, etc + annual fee, etc. -jw |
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The offers that you're seeing are consistent with the best offers that I've seen. I don't think that it gets much better.
If you're not a big debit card user (and I'm not sure that there's a reason why anyone should be), then it's probably best to stick with a no-perks card and go for the points/miles/etc with your primary charge or credit card. |
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#5
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A credit card is more convenient and can be access anytime.
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