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Re:Cash Back Credit Card Comparison by chrisseaton on Friday March 29, 2019 @09:55PM (#19527124)
But most families will easily recover that just on their grocery shopping alone.
Re:Cash Back Credit Card Comparison by benmanns on Friday March 29, 2019 @10:39PM (#19527295)
$95/(0.06-0.03)=$3,166.67

If you spend $263.89 or more per month at grocery stores it makes sense to upgrade to the Blue Cash Preferred. Keep in mind this excludes Costco, Walmart, Target.

If you buy groceries at Whole Foods and are a Prime member, you can get 5% via the no annual fee Prime Rewards Visa, which makes sense if you spend under $95/(0.06-0.05)=$9,500 per year at Whole Foods.

Re:Cash Back Credit Card Comparison by taddevries on Friday March 29, 2019 @10:06PM (#19527157)
I use this Amex card for everything, the 6% back on groceries is great and more than pays for the cards higher fee. The last two years we've capped out the 6k max which is $350 right there.

Bonus, the card is clear plastic which everyone comments on when they see it.

Re:Cash Back Credit Card Comparison by michaelmior on Friday March 29, 2019 @10:43PM (#19527313)
Interesting. I have a similar Amex clear plastic card and I don't recall anyone ever commenting on it.
Re:Cash Back Credit Card Comparison by chrisseaton on Friday March 29, 2019 @10:08PM (#19527169)
That's fun - can you see the antenna they mould into the plastic?
Re:Cash Back Credit Card Comparison by ac29 on Friday March 29, 2019 @10:41PM (#19527303)
There's no antenna, contactless payment cards are pretty uncommon in the US.
Re:Cash Back Credit Card Comparison by jjeaff on Friday March 29, 2019 @10:44PM (#19527322)
There is an Amex clear card with antenna. They kind of built it into the design. I can't remember which one is was though.
Re:Cash Back Credit Card Comparison by nullterminator on Friday March 29, 2019 @11:48PM (#19527608)
I have the Canadian Amex Simply Cash, it's clear and has an antenna for contactless payments