Good afternoon everyone, I hope you had a great weekend. I just received an email from Discover about a targeted offer on my Discover It Credit Card where I can get a $20 statement credit after making a $200 virtual card purchase on Google Chrome. The email came from discover@card-e.em.discover.com with the subject line: “Congrats, Grant: You have a $20 cash back offer”. Check your email to see if you are eligible for the offer.
Good morning everyone, happy Mother’s Day! I just noticed that InKind has doubled the referral bonus from $25 to $50 if your referral signs up and spends $50 with InKind by June 30, 2025. If they don’t meet the requirements by the deadline, you’ll still receive the standard $25 referral bonus once they spend $50. There’s no special referral link for this promo, so you can continue using your current referral link. If you’d like to use my InKind referral link, you will get a $25 bonus after you spend $50 or more with InKind. If you are a Costco member, you can buy a $100 InKind eGift Card for just $74.99. See the details below for more info.
Good afternoon everyone, I hope your week is going well. I wanted to share my experience with the US Bank Business Triple Cash Rewards Credit Card regarding earning the $750 sign up bonus and how I redeem the rewards. If you currently have this credit card or have had this credit card in the past, please read to the end of the post to see how you can earn the sign up bonus again. To get started, the US Bank Business Triple Cash Rewards Credit Card doesn’t get talked about much because there is no affiliate link, no referral link, and has no transferrable points, but it is a great option if you are looking for a juicy sign up bonus. The current sign up bonus is $750 cash back after spending $6,000 in 6 months and has no annual fee, which is a 12.5% return on the first $6,000 spent.
Updated 3/19/25 at 4pm PT: I received the $50 check from Bank of America on March 19 and the check was made out to the name of the business. See the photo at the bottom of this post.
Good afternoon everyone. In 2022, I applied for the Bank of America Business Advantage Unlimited Cash Rewards Credit Card. At the time, there was a $500 sign up bonus after spending $5,000 in 3 months. Unfortunately, the current sign up bonus is only $300 after spending $3,000 in 3 months (link). After receiving the bonus, I didn’t put any spend on the credit card since it only earns 1.5% cash back (I am using my US Bank Smartly Credit Card for 4% cash back everyone).
One of my unofficial New Year’s Resolutions is to reduce the number of credit cards I have (both with annual fees and without annual fees), so this credit card was on the chopping block. I called Bank of America on March 7 and asked to close the card. Without prompting, the rep said there were some retention offers available, including a $50 retention offer if I kept the credit card open. Sure, let’s keep the credit card open and I will gladly accept the $50 retention offer. There is no annual fee on the credit card and there was no spending requirement either. It doesn’t get much easier than that!
A few days later, the $50 retention offer posted to my account. Unfortunately, the retention offer posted in the Available Rewards section and not as a statement credit. I will show you how to find it and how to redeem the rewards for a statement credit or for a check in the mail.
Good afternoon from rainy San Francisco. Yesterday, I received the following email from Wells Fargo. My natural instinct is to delete this email and never give it a second thought, but I decided to click on the Summary of Changes link and see what Wells Fargo is up to. Long story short, here are the main changes: fraudulently induced electronic fund transfers are not considered unauthorized; Wells Fargo may decline, delay, or reject transfers that appear irregular or suspicious; customers must activate their Paze wallet before use; and the Personalized Insights and Cash Flow Manager services have been discontinued.
