Could The Wells Fargo Attune Card Be The Best No Annual Fee Card?
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- Опубликовано: 23 июл 2024
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Could the Wells Fargo Attune Card be the best no annual fee credit card on the market? Well I think that might be the case. With Unlimited 4% cash back categories, the Attune card gives us the ability to earn a lot of cash back.
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Intro: 0:00
The WF Attune Card: 0:46
Welcome Offer: 1:37
Cash Back Categories: 2:24
But It Earns Cash Back?: 4:22
Other Benefits: 5:51
How To Use Your Rewards: 6:23
Who Is This Card For?: 7:33
Why You Might Want To Pass: 8:03
Closing: 9:10
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This card should have had no foreign transaction fees. It would make sense since people would use a lot of these categories on vacation, and the planet friendly transportations can be better earned in a country with better public transit options.
I agree with that! It would make a lot more sense
FYI, if you have the Autograph or the Autograph Journey, you can transfer the cash back from the Attune to one of the cards and it converts it into points to then use to transfer out to their partners.
Definitely a great option if you have either of those cards!! Thanks for sharing!
The sleeper here is Amazon purchases - everything I've bought on Amazon with the Attune card has earned 4% under the Sports, Recreation, and Entertainment category. Not just books and streaming, everything. My Amazon subscribe and save spend alone would be justification enough to keep it. I'll be getting one of the Autograph cards to turn the cash back into points.
Oh that’s interesting! And good to know!
I wish i could add this to my set up due to frequent spending on concerts, outdoor gear, and Disney. Ive opened too many accounts in the past year to be approved unfortunately. Will likely apply in 6-8 months.
I understand that. Hopefully when the time comes you can get approved!
Be careful with the entertainment category. Sometimes it will code as general and it won't get you the 4% back. I learned to do some test purchases on this card since it seems their overarching categories can be vague
That’s good to know!
The problem with this card will be local merchants set up with the wrong MCC codes. Big names like Disney, Petco, Ticketmaster, no problem. But the places you actually frequent -- your local bowling alley, mini golf, barber shop, spa, county fair -- good freaking luck. My credit card guru friend has tried it on so many local merchants without success and wishes he hadn't gotten the card.
@@Sanctuary962 yeah this was the case for me. Pet stores haven’t been a problem but for me a baseball stadium I frequent I just learned their concessions code as restaurant. I would definitely say people should use award wallet to see how merchants code
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This card is trash. I don't know why people are trying to hype this. Unless you go to a concert every week or your gym membership is $400 then I just don't see this being useful. Just wait for the Robinhood gold card for a real credit card
I’m sorry this card isn’t useful for you. But for me and my families spending it makes a lot of sense.
66% percent of people in the US have pets.🐕 that means this card is extremely powerful for over half of Americans! I myself spend over $300 a month on pet supplies. That’s why this card is next on my list!