One correction otherwise good video. The Wells Fargo Autograph card provides secondary coverage NOT primary for Auto Rental coverage with the exception of Israel, Jamaica, Republic of Ireland or Northern Ireland where you are not covered. Internationally except as noted will be primary. The coverage is capped at $50,000.
Thank you letting me know! This is a pretty big deal and seems to be the same on the Active Cash. I saw the word "primary" when reading the fine print and I assumed that meant it was primary coverage everywhere, but didn't read it close enough
I'm digging the Chase and Savor cards. I just can't seem to get into Citi despite having a Double for 10ish years. When Citi dropped the insurances and features they kinda lost me.
The Citi cards sounds competitive, but they’re just slightly worse than the competition. I’d prefer to earn Chase points and Capital One miles than Citi points at the moment
Yeah there isn't a huge need to get more than 1 or 2 of these if you're focused on earning travel points and big welcome bonuses. If you only want to earn cash back, you may want at least a couple of these
One correction otherwise good video. The Wells Fargo Autograph card provides secondary coverage NOT primary for Auto Rental coverage with the exception of Israel, Jamaica, Republic of Ireland or Northern Ireland where you are not covered. Internationally except as noted will be primary. The coverage is capped at $50,000.
Thank you letting me know! This is a pretty big deal and seems to be the same on the Active Cash. I saw the word "primary" when reading the fine print and I assumed that meant it was primary coverage everywhere, but didn't read it close enough
just got the CFU finally last week! gonna be a nice year of solid catch all purchases for me
Nice! It'll earn you a lot of Chase points and you'll never have to worry about only earning 1% cash back on your purchases
Great content as usual. Thank you for fixing the lamp.
Haha thanks. I’ll make sure to check the lamp every time I film a video
I'm digging the Chase and Savor cards. I just can't seem to get into Citi despite having a Double for 10ish years. When Citi dropped the insurances and features they kinda lost me.
The Citi cards sounds competitive, but they’re just slightly worse than the competition. I’d prefer to earn Chase points and Capital One miles than Citi points at the moment
Would you say by having just 1 of these is sufficient?
Yeah there isn't a huge need to get more than 1 or 2 of these if you're focused on earning travel points and big welcome bonuses. If you only want to earn cash back, you may want at least a couple of these
Does the freedom flex have a foreign transaction fee?
Yes, 3%.
Yep, 3% foreign transaction fee