On a previous podcast, we discussed the most rewarding card for groceries and dining, picking ~4 cards we thought were good for both of these categories. We got a lot of feedback with other suggestions for cards readers thought we should have included. Were they right? Let’s discuss…
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Coffee Break: Best card for groceries & dining (commenters strike back)
Find podcast episode 20 here: The most rewarding card for groceries & dining | Coffee Break Ep20 | 7-30-24
(01:45) – Why did we leave out Citi Custom Cash?
Learn more about the Citi Custom Cash card here
(02:40) – What about the Amex Everyday Preferred card?
Learn more about the Amex Everyday Preferred card here
(03:28) – What about Bilt?
Learn more a out the Bilt card here
(04:08) – Why not include the Amex Hilton Surpass card?
Learn more about the Hilton Surpass Card here
(06:15) – Should we have included the Wyndham Earner Plus Card?
Learn more about the Wyndham Earner Plus Card here
(08:30) – Why doesn’t the Chase Sapphire Preferred card come up in these discussions?
Learn more about the Chase Sapphire Preferred Card here
(13:05) – Why was the Aeroplan card not discussed?
Learn more about the Aeroplan Card here
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Music Credit – Beach Walk by Unicorn Heads
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