@GOBankingRates A5: Think about the personal reasons why that item is on your bucket list. It's easier to stay motivated and budget appropriately when you understand why you really want it! #EverydayBucketList
Q10: That's a tricky one, but I would keep the Citi Double Cash Card. It provides a flat 2% cash back on all purchases, so I don't have to think about maximizing rewards. Plus, there's no annual fee. #SwipeSmarter
@GOBankingRates A7: You have to be disciplined and organized to try credit card churning! And you should definitely read up on the subject: https://t.co/2BReVhVf34 #SwipeSmarter
A4: If you use your credit card to make a student loan payment, you typically have to pay a fixed percentage in fees. Even a 1% fee can really add up over time, so it's not the best idea to put those large expenses on your card. #SwipeSmarter
Q4: Are there any large expenses (e.g. college tuition, housing) that stand out as particularly unwise or troublesome to put on a rewards credit card for points? #SwipeSmarter
A1: With the @Uber Visa card, I'm able to convert my rewards points directly into cash for rideshares. It feels like I'm getting a free ride every time! #SwipeSmarter