SouthFayetteFan
Saving Money on Disney Vacations since 2006
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So something of note, you can put anything you want on a biz card practically. They won't come "audit" you to make sure you used it for business purpose only. And there aren't any tax consequences or anything if that worried you (a common misconception).That makes perfect sense. Thanks for being so clear. My husband actually did start a consulting business last year. He is in online marketing so he doesn’t really spend anything on it. I’m not sure he would hit the SUB with his spend. I’m a SAHM who is paid in sticky doorknobs and dirty socks so I’m out for that.
We have an AMEX Blue Cash Everyday. The grocery and gas points are good on that but I can’t use it at Costco where I do a lot of my shopping. I believe I could use a Chase Sapphire there because it’s Visa?
We would easily charge 1000-1500$/mo just in groceries, gas, dining, etc. Some months we’d spend significantly more. We’re planning a WDW trip for April so that will be 5000ish more we would spend that month.
After a little more research last night I’m thinking maybe we sign up for a Chase Sapphire Preferred (mostly for the SUB and possibly downgrade after a year depending on how much we use it). And also sign one of us up for SW RR card for the 80k points (over 9 months). Maybe stagger those cards by a couple months to make sure we hit the spend for each SUB.
Does that sound like a reasonable plan?
I remembered we also have a Disney CC, which I believe is Chase. Does that make a difference to any of this?
This really is the nicest corner of the DIS. Thanks for your help!
CSP is a great card, but you'll also want to check out DISchurners to consider if a MDD (an advanced strategy with the Sapphire cards) is right for you with your levels of spend. I think you're on the right path here!
Oh and the Disney CC is something you'll hold on to for now, but won't have any impact on these new cards for the most part.
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