Porsche 911 GT3s
Aston Martin DB11
Audi R8
Aston Martin DB11
Audi R8
About $1k in fees for $15k in bonus? Some you never pay and most you only pay once. Can leave the ones that give you a free hotel room per night open out of laziness if you want since it’s breakeven or slightly profitable.
I'm slouching toward the market for a new or used car. The old 5-series needs steering rack and gear repairs that approximate the current value of the car. I can drive the car safely but the steering is heavy at low speeds until the "Active Steering" kicks in. No idea what I'll end up getting or when. Drove a new Q5 and a Jeep Wrangler XL. I want to drive an Audi S4 with a couple of years depreciation behind it. Having a hard time getting excited about it because there's nothing I'm dying to have that's not out of my price range by about $100K.
Don't you just cancel non-Chase cards before the annual fee comes due in year 2? Isn't that the point of churning?
Don't you need to spend $20k in the first year to get the full Chase Sapphire bonus?
Yes you would if/when you get to the point where you run out of cards to apply for, but most of the annual fee cards that are hotel or airline oriented give you a free room or ticket per year if you're lazy and don't want to cancel and re-do. So it's not the end of the world either way. Realistically between my wife and myself it'd probably be 3 years before I'd have to go back and start from the top.
The amount to spend is listed in the column. It ranges from $1,000-$5,000, average of $3k. Chase sapphire is $4k.
Link to the sapphire $1000 offer that’s just $4000 in spend?
If you meet the spending requirements for both the sign-up bonus and earn the additional points for adding an authorized user, you’re looking at a one-time haul of 55,000 Ultimate Rewards points, worth an incredible $1,155 based on TPG’s most recent valuations.
Thanks. Never seen them valued that high. Just the usual $625 when buying through the portal.
That $15k figure really only works if you get the maximum value on your points (which defs not cash back), which requires a good bit of work to do.
I get a card or two every year, but defs wouldn't want to put in the coordination plama is aiming for, spend target notwithstanding