Congrats!
Got approved with a nice SL so this one can be closed out as I have a thread in approvals now.
@Zoostation1 wrote:Got approved with a nice SL so this one can be closed out as I have a thread in approvals now.
Well, I guess that confirms that you can have more than 2 core cards which are not considered to be "starter" cards.
Congrats.
@elboullee wrote:Same card save 3x vs. 4x multipliers, the AF, and the amount of the SUBs - if you qualify.
The break-even on the multipliers vs. the AF is ~$9.5K/year.
If you spend more than $9.5K/year on resturants, groceries, streaming, and movies, then get the Savor. Spend less than that, get the SavorOne.
Grocery spend is 3% for both versions, so the breakeven will come with more than $9.5k on dining, streaming, and entertainment.
@NoHardLimits @elboullee I probably shouldn't, but I definitely spend enough to pass the break even point between Savor and SavorOne from dining and entertainment, even with 90% of my streaming on BCP.
@Zoostation1 wrote:@NoHardLimits @elboullee I probably shouldn't, but I definitely spend enough to pass the break even point between Savor and SavorOne from dining and entertainment, even with 90% of my streaming on BCP.
I applied for Savor when my spend was over $10k in dining and entertainment. Pandemic hit and that spend cratered, so I product changed to QS (no option to downgrade to S1). Spend started going back up, so I product changed to S1 as soon as I was allowed to. Spent over $10k again last year, but I'll just stick with S1 for now. My streaming goes on Cash+.