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Tag: Citi Rewards+

Citi Rewards+ Credit Card Review (2024)

Tim Steinke - 6
Citi ThankYou Points (TYP) might be the most overlooked of the major transferable currencies. Lacking the big welcome offers of Chase, Amex and Capital...
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Citi drops 24-month rule on Rewards+ card

Tim Steinke - 9
Like many credit card issuers, Citibank has fairly strict policies for when someone is eligible for the welcome offer on a new card application....
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What’s in Greg’s wallet? [2022 Edition]

Greg The Frequent Miler - 35
Yesterday, Nick revealed the cards in his wallet.  Now it's my turn.  Just like Nick, Amex had almost completely taken over my wallet in...
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Awesome credit card combos w/ transferable points

Greg The Frequent Miler - 47
A number of banks have their own points programs, and in some cases it's possible maximize value by combining the benefits of multiple cards. ...
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How to use your Citi ThankYou point fortune

Greg The Frequent Miler - 17
I first published this post just two months ago, but much has changed already.  Since then, Citi has removed the ability to transfer to...
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(EXPIRED) You Can Now Transfer Citi ThankYou Points To American Airlines, But Only For...

Stephen Pepper - 35
Update 11/8/21: We included this on yesterday's list of Last Chance Deals, but I thought it was worth a separate reminder that the ability...
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Citi’s awesome trio: Double Cash, Premier, Rewards+

Greg The Frequent Miler - 40
Some people are justifiably unhappy with the latest announced changes to the Citi Premier Card, but for many I think that the changes are...
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Can you double the Citi Rewards+ 10K rebate by getting two?

Greg The Frequent Miler - 20
In the post "Citi Rewards+ is a great companion to Premier or Prestige," I explained why I think that the Rewards+ is a great...
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Should you combine ThankYou accounts?

Greg The Frequent Miler - 23
Citibank ThankYou Rewards points can be earned from several credit cards, and from some bank accounts. By default, each credit card or bank account...
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Citi Rewards+ card now live (15K bonus, maybe a good downgrade option)

Nick Reyes - 9
We recently wrote about the new Citi Rewards+ Credit Card that was expected to launch soon. That card features the interesting benefit of rounding up...
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Earn up to 100x w/ new Citi Rewards+ card. No, really. Ok, maybe not?

Nick Reyes - 18
Citi has announced a new credit card that nearly made me spit out my second cup of coffee because it seems like it would...

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