- The Citi Shop Your Way Rewards card sent new offers last week:
– $100 statement credit with $1,000+ in online spend
– $75 statement credit with $750+ in online spend
– 10% back on home improvement spend up to $100 back monthly for May, June, and July
(Thanks to Peter and Jason C) - The merger between Capital One and Discover became official yesterday. This is interesting for churners for a few reasons:
– If you’re shut down at Capital One, getting a Discover card may be a backdoor in
– Discover cards may turn into more lucrative Capital One cards
– Credit lines at Discover may become transferrable to other Capital One cards
– Games that Capital One hates may soon be games that Discover hates
For those with Discover Miles cards, maybe you’ll get lucky and Discover miles will become transferrable to Capital One mileage transfer partners, so hedge your hoard. - Monday Mad-Libs Mash-Up: American Express Membership Rewards transfers to Hawaiian miles is scheduled to end on June 30. Obviously __________________ [opinion] Alaska MileagePlan _________________ [reaction] happy, but also _________________ [reaction] sad. At least my favorite ___________ [item] is ________________ [adjective] so I can cope.
The best response gets a free vintage airline postcard of your choice at the thrift store of your choice, paid for by any card of your choice in your current possession. - Staples has fee free $200 Mastercards through Saturday, limit nine per transaction.
These are Pathward gift cards. - Hyatt has a new promotion that isn’t tied to its apparently needy Under Canvas brand: Link your Peloton and Hyatt accounts for 500 bonus Hyatt points per Peloton ride through June 15 at a Hyatt hotel of at least 20 minutes. (Thanks to DDG)
- Bank of America is changing the sign-up bonus for two cards starting on June 1. Both will have a $200 welcome bonus after $1,000 in spend, and they’ll also offer a boosted earn for the first year:
– Customized Cash: Double cash back in the first year with $2,500 quarterly cap on bonus category earn
– Unlimited Cash Rewards: Unlimited 2% base earning instead of 1.5% base earning
It may look like a sleeper, but with the right precious eyes, that second one is an outstanding offer. Also, why mention weeks before June 1? So you can lower credit lines and flush your existing Bank of America portfolio to prepare.
Have a nice Monday friends!
Monday vibes.