Posted by Geo-TH,In on January 09, 2017 at 07:21:24 from (172.78.127.125):
I use credit cards to make money in the form of rebates or Lowes and sears 5% off pruchase price. Menards 2% rebate in the form of a check you spend at Menards. Bank America Card, 1, 2 & 3% back on diffent catagoires, 3% is on gasoline. Some credit cards are only 1%.
All my cards are auto paid the date they are due out of checking account. So my cards are like a debit card only difference I make money off cards. Been doing this for over 20 years. Never had the first problem with a bank or credit card company.
I don't pay dime one of cards. I pay no annual fees, no interest payments. I look at Credit cards as a way of making more money than a bank pays interest on a savings account.
I see some on TV advertising paying 5% on a credit card savings account, FDIC, but reading the fine print, these cards make up for that in annual payments, withdrawl fees.
My sister and BIL run their business using a credit card like I do and make a ton of money. BTW rebate money isn't considered taxable income.
Does anyone have a better credit card, no fees, that pays more in rebates?
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