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Ep 9: 2022 Year in Review Part 1: Credit Cards
In this episode, I review all the new credit cards opened by myself and my wife in 2022. How many cards did we open? How many points did we accumulate? How much did we spend on annual fees? And did this destroy our credit score? The answers may surprise you.
As outlined in the show, the following cards may be a great place to start if you are looking for your next card to open.
Southwest Rapid Rewards Cards. Great sign-up bonus, and if you open both a personal and business card and hit the minimum spend on each during the same calendar year, you get the added bonus of the companion pass!
Chase Ink Business Cards. Elevated sign-up bonus right now, spend $6,000 in the first 3 months and get 90,000 points, worth about $1350 with no annual fee.
American Express Platinum. A personal card loaded with benefits. If you spend $6,000 in the first 3 months, you get 150,000 points, worth about $2,250. The hefty $695 annual fee can be offset by various credits.
These are the best available offers at this time, however, offers change frequently. Please ensure that the offer linked is still the best available offer.
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By Dustin KrutsingerIn this episode, I review all the new credit cards opened by myself and my wife in 2022. How many cards did we open? How many points did we accumulate? How much did we spend on annual fees? And did this destroy our credit score? The answers may surprise you.
As outlined in the show, the following cards may be a great place to start if you are looking for your next card to open.
Southwest Rapid Rewards Cards. Great sign-up bonus, and if you open both a personal and business card and hit the minimum spend on each during the same calendar year, you get the added bonus of the companion pass!
Chase Ink Business Cards. Elevated sign-up bonus right now, spend $6,000 in the first 3 months and get 90,000 points, worth about $1350 with no annual fee.
American Express Platinum. A personal card loaded with benefits. If you spend $6,000 in the first 3 months, you get 150,000 points, worth about $2,250. The hefty $695 annual fee can be offset by various credits.
These are the best available offers at this time, however, offers change frequently. Please ensure that the offer linked is still the best available offer.