Comments on: LGBT Credit Cards Everywhere

By: Queercents » The best credit card rewards

Queercents » The best credit card rewards — Fri, 15 Dec 2006 05:13:17 +0000

[...] If you really want to stick with gay rewards, Dana at Mombian talks about gay-themed credit cards that give to gay causes. Meanwhile Caitlin discusses her favorite credit cards that give you unusually high rewards (2%, 3%, even 6% on specific things). Finally, you can compare all “reward” credit cards, at bankrate.com. [...]

By: Queercents » The best credit card rewards programs

Queercents » The best credit card rewards programs — Fri, 15 Dec 2006 02:33:57 +0000

[...] But there is a down side to skipping an annual fee. There is a cap on your rewards; you can only earn up to 75,000 ThankYou Points during any calendar year. And it costs a bit more points to earn a reward. With Amex, you can get a $25 gift card to the store of your choice for 2,500 points; with Citi the same $25 gift card to the same store is 3,500 points. So if you spend a lot of money on credit cards, I recommend a rewards card with an annual fee; otherwise go fee-free and get almost the same rewards.If you really want to stick with gay rewards, Dana at Mombian talks about gay-themed credit cards that give to gay causes. Meanwhile Caitlin discusses her favorite credit cards that give you unusually high rewards (2%, 3%, even 6% on specific things). Finally, you can compare all “reward” credit cards, at bankrate.com. [...]

By: SteveS

SteveS — Tue, 28 Mar 2006 04:28:11 +0000

I would have no problem with the concept of a LBGT credit card solely in regards to the helping of our community, however we are currently closing out/paying off cards because a debit card, in most cases, can also be used as a credit card with some limitations. I’m just not a big fan of credit cards per se, but the LGBT part is good. Mostly we just use the debit part of the card, and if it won’t cover something, we just do without. More Americans should live that way.