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dealstacker replied to lyoo01 on Citi Prestige Credit Card: 250,000 Citi Rewards Points ($10,000 Spend in 90 Days), 6 Months 0% Interest BT, $700 Annual Fee
That BT value will be amazing. I wonder if you could lower the credit limit after the 80% BT (reducing it by approx 11k) to help with…
dealstacker replied to phun on Citi Prestige Credit Card: 250,000 Citi Rewards Points ($10,000 Spend in 90 Days), 6 Months 0% Interest BT, $700 Annual Fee
Purchases have no interest free days while a balance transfer is active for citi cards
dealstacker replied to cktftw on Citi Prestige Credit Card: 250,000 Citi Rewards Points ($10,000 Spend in 90 Days), 6 Months 0% Interest BT, $700 Annual Fee
Similar with the exception that you can’t use it for dining credit at restaurants. The AMEX does have another PP for one supplementary…
dealstacker replied to patinadiary on Citi Prestige Credit Card: 250,000 Citi Rewards Points ($10,000 Spend in 90 Days), 6 Months 0% Interest BT, $700 Annual Fee
Priority pass visits can be used for lounges or a $36 dining credit at select restaurants at a given airport which can be better or worse…
dealstacker replied to itzSTARSCREAM on Citi Prestige Credit Card: 250,000 Citi Rewards Points ($10,000 Spend in 90 Days), 6 Months 0% Interest BT, $700 Annual Fee
First statement for me.
dealstacker replied to Drakesy on Citi Prestige Credit Card: 250,000 Citi Rewards Points ($10,000 Spend in 90 Days), 6 Months 0% Interest BT, $700 Annual Fee
What cards are you referring to? The AMEX offers are all awful at the moment. Platinum is 150,000 points which is only worth $750 with an…
dealstacker replied to Trying2SaveABuck on Citi Prestige Credit Card: 250,000 Citi Rewards Points ($10,000 Spend in 90 Days), 6 Months 0% Interest BT, $700 Annual Fee
A balance transfer traditionally transfers a debt or 'balance' from one credit card to another. Banks offer promo periods of low or no…
dealstacker replied to Drakesy on Citi Prestige Credit Card: 250,000 Citi Rewards Points ($10,000 Spend in 90 Days), 6 Months 0% Interest BT, $700 Annual Fee
Churning this card yields over $1,000 profit in gift cards and interest through the points and balance transfer alone for anyone with a…
dealstacker replied to Davelovesdealz on Citi Prestige Credit Card: 250,000 Citi Rewards Points ($10,000 Spend in 90 Days), 6 Months 0% Interest BT, $700 Annual Fee
The BT is 0% always, but spending with the BT is not. Payall would be charged interest from the date of payment. Best to do the payall…
dealstacker replied to UWK on Citi Prestige Credit Card: 250,000 Citi Rewards Points ($10,000 Spend in 90 Days), 6 Months 0% Interest BT, $700 Annual Fee
That card has a 3% balance transfer fee.
dealstacker replied to gazer on Citi Prestige Credit Card: 250,000 Citi Rewards Points ($10,000 Spend in 90 Days), 6 Months 0% Interest BT, $700 Annual Fee
Plus over $500 in interest earned/saved from the balance transfer offer makes this card an elite churn. Add in mobile phone insurance,…
dealstacker replied to fozzie on Citi Prestige Credit Card: 250,000 Citi Rewards Points ($10,000 Spend in 90 Days), 6 Months 0% Interest BT, $700 Annual Fee
The interest free balance transfer is different to payall. It is a payment executed by Citi when you request over the phone or on…
dealstacker replied to coralda on Citi Prestige Credit Card: 250,000 Citi Rewards Points ($10,000 Spend in 90 Days), 6 Months 0% Interest BT, $700 Annual Fee
And also you get to use the passes for restaurant vouchers which the Amex platinum excludes you from doing.
dealstacker replied to fozzie on Citi Prestige Credit Card: 250,000 Citi Rewards Points ($10,000 Spend in 90 Days), 6 Months 0% Interest BT, $700 Annual Fee
Beware the qantas version excludes payall transactions as part of the eligible spend. So you’d need to actually spend 7.5k in two months…
dealstacker replied to xrailgun on Citi Prestige Credit Card: 250,000 Citi Rewards Points ($10,000 Spend in 90 Days), 6 Months 0% Interest BT, $700 Annual Fee
Yeah best to payall first (I was just explaining the BT component of the deal). There is no interest charged you are correct that the 2% is…
dealstacker replied to kehuehue on Citi Prestige Credit Card: 250,000 Citi Rewards Points ($10,000 Spend in 90 Days), 6 Months 0% Interest BT, $700 Annual Fee
Doesn't seem to be any disclosed exclusion period. Ask via chat or phone
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dealstacker replied to xrailgun on Citi Prestige Credit Card: 250,000 Citi Rewards Points ($10,000 Spend in 90 Days), 6 Months 0% Interest BT, $700 Annual Fee
1. Get the card 2. Call and ask for a 'balance transfer', to a BSB and account number of your choosing 3. Let the balance sit in a high…
dealstacker replied to auindie on Citi Prestige Credit Card: 250,000 Citi Rewards Points ($10,000 Spend in 90 Days), 6 Months 0% Interest BT, $700 Annual Fee
I have done this and it works. Call them.
dealstacker replied to DingoBilly on Citi Prestige Credit Card: 250,000 Citi Rewards Points ($10,000 Spend in 90 Days), 6 Months 0% Interest BT, $700 Annual Fee
There is effectively zero spend required if you use the payall feature to pay yourself $10,000 for a $95 fee (also receive $50 in flybuys…
dealstacker replied to a1234my on Citi Prestige Credit Card: 250,000 Citi Rewards Points ($10,000 Spend in 90 Days), 6 Months 0% Interest BT, $700 Annual Fee
I did exactly this. Beware though, the Qantas version excludes payall transactions for minimum spend criteria which tells me they may do…
dealstacker replied to JackieCh on CommBank Low Rate Credit Card ($6 Monthly Fee): $100 Monthly Cashback for 4 Months with $500 Monthly Spend @ CommBank Yello
No need to see it in offers, just need to be in a tier when applying.
dealstacker replied to ColtNoir on iPhone 16 Pro 256GB $1929.99 Delivered @ Costco (Price Beat $1832.55 @ Officeworks)
No you don’t
dealstacker replied to ColtNoir on iPhone 16 Pro 256GB $1929.99 Delivered @ Costco (Price Beat $1832.55 @ Officeworks)
Packaging the phone, not the gift cards.
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