But now I've got my Q2 spending for Discover, Freedom and
BOA Cash Rewards covered, so now I'm just racking up cost - free hotel points.
Amex Delta Gold 4.5 k Amex HH 2k Amex Green NPSL, AMEX Delta Blue 2k,
BOA Cash Rewards 1k, Barclay Jet Blue WMC 7K, Chase Freedom 2.5 k Chase Southwest Premier Plus 7K Chase United Explorer 20.5 K Chase Marriott 11K, Amazon Visa 3.5 k, Discover $ 7.5 K 7.5 K Venture $ 17K Venture One 12K Quicksilver Visa Siggy 5.5 K Citi Shell MC 2k, Total Rewards Visa 5.4 K CITI AA Executive WEMC 15.4 Paypal Extras MC 8K, Citi Diamond WEMC 4K Citi DC WEMC 4.5 K Citi Hilton Visa Siggy 8k.
I converted my Virgin Atlantic CC (with BoA) in the middle of January to
the BoA Cash Rewards card and that must have put eyes on my account.
The BoA cash rewards looks good if one needs a Visa or Mastercard card for international travel that doesn't accept Discover.
so what about
boa cash rewards card.
I just discovered that
my BOA Cash Rewards credit card had just been proactively closed.
Not exact matches
Money may not be tight in west London, but Villas -
Boas has a reputation for not being silly with his employee's
cash and has focused his thoughts on other targets.
Several big - name merchants are featured as special offers with
BOA matching (doubling)
cash back up to $ 250 through 7/12, at Home Depot (3 % doubled to 6 %), Staples (4 % doubled to 8 %), Target (4 % doubled to 8 %, excluding gift cards), Wal - Mart (2 % doubled to 4 %, excluding gift cards), and Sears (3 % doubled to 6 % and gift cards ARE included).
Although I never use my
BoA credit card, I just got something in the mail yesterday notifying me of changes to their charges for certain transactions like
cash advances, etc..
Another alternative is a
BoA home equity line of credit, which lends
cash secured by your home equity — the value of your home in excess of your mortgage balance.
Lastly, I just got a CLI on the
Cash Rewards this month so I wasn't at max exposure with
BoA.
First two
BoA cards in May 2017 (
Cash Rewards, Travel Rewards).
That card is my personal favorite but I also have a Motley Fool
BOA Visa Card that pays me 1 %
cash back on everything that I use as well.
Navy Federal nRewards Secured Card & BankAmericard ® Secured Credit Card both offer rewards programs which are much more flexible and offer competing rates (maximum of 3 cents
cash back for the
BoA card and 1 cents in gift certificates for Navy Federal per dollar spent).
What I found was the delay from the bank becomes frustrating and in one case I was 3 days away from closing all the
cash in place and
BOA pulled the plug, The house I eventually bought was listed on the mls illness forced the sale but the upstate new york market like most of the USA is dead hospital bills were piling up on the couple.