Credit card rebates


From: "Jack R. Stokvis" <smarts@galaxy.net>
Subject: Credit card rebates
Date: Thu, 8 Oct 1998 15:29:47 -0400

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On 10/8/98 steve_foulks@up.bresnan.net said:

>A friend of mine was asking about credit card rebates.  We both have GM and
>Ford cards that we max each year.  We were thinking that credit cards with
>frequent flyer miles would be our next best choice.  Does anyone out there
>have any thought on good frequent flyer mile credit card programs?

Simple solution: get another GM/Ford Credit card in another name (ie a 
spouse as primary holder). Those two are the only CCs left which give 5% 
rebate. All the airline FF cards are 1-2% and have many strings. I 
consider the Quicken or Smith Barney CC much better. With them (both 
handled by Travelers Group) you pay $25-50 for a Airline membership miles 
program which gives you the following:
for every $6000 spent, $100 certificate good for any airline ticket
for four such certificates, a free airline tix
and the best part, you can get FF miles on those tickets!

Jack Stokvis

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