Do you know how recently that change was made (on the Delta GC thing)? I did find this Frequent Miler article that it would work on a desktop through a specific link, but the article is from October 2021.
For the 18 year old, both CapOne and Discover offer a secured card version for those starting out building their credit, so the barriers for approval should be lower for those cards. Chase has a Student Freedom card but the application says they'll verify the student's enrollment status, so I don't think that one will work.
I’m about an hour from Cleveland and will say the theater district there is amazing! We have season tickets so go often. If you have time to kill and are interested in anything playing now, it’s a great way to spend a couple hours. If you like Indian food, a new, upscale place just opened this year called Amba. How’s the Ritz? Thinking of using the FHR credit there.
Thanks! Of course, I just read the fine print and saw that’s this offer is only valid on flights to the NYC area anyway.
Hamilton is playing here in Baltimore. I would love to see it but our “theatre” district is less than amazing.
But the con is you'd have to do the spend in 3 months instead of the grocery spend where you have a year. So just depends on what works for you.Is this for the flights out of the 3 cities?
Yes, the Biz Chase AUs have different numbers, but the personal Chase AU card numbers are the same.
Will they sell a GC at the Delta airport ticket counter? Where it’s charged by Delta? That would work.
We actually have an office in Playhouse Square. Unfortunately I have evening events Tuesday through Thursday and tonight I'm staying in to get some school work done.
For Discover they are more lenient with income if he is a student. The minimum income needed for a regular Discover card is 10k annually. If you apply as a student they consider less. If you regularly deposit money into his bank account for spending money then you can consider that as part of his income, otherwise because of his age, you can't include other household income to augment his employment. They do have a pre-approval checker on their site so you could see if his info is enough for an unsecured card. If not, my understanding is their secured card is a good product with automatic reviews for product changing to the unsecured card which keeps the same credit history. The secured cards earn all the same rewards as the unsecured including the double cash back in the first year. I'd still try for the Discover for him.
The Dell one might be useful for those who need video games or Xbox Live for xmas presents, etc. I've had my eye on a Switch game actually for weeks, and I'll probably get that and add another to give as a gift, for $50 back you're basically getting one free!
And 10% cash back on Rakuten.
