disfanforlife
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I only got one new card this year so I haven’t been on the board much like I was a few years ago. But it was a SW so I was happy to get some new points. Ended up using half of them for my Son in law and my other daughters fiancé to go on upcoming vacation with us. 

Question for any citi card experts. My oldest citi card ( over 20 years) originally was called Choice I believe, got me 2% cash back. It accumulated and was paid as a statement credit every year in January. That card has since been converted to a black diamond but still had the same benefit for me. Well I just went to check to see how much my cash back for this year was and didn’t see it listed on my most recent statement! I researched beck to October and found in the fine print the program was ending as of 10/14/22. I will still get my cash back up to that point but did not earn any more. So any spending I did since then, no cash back. My own fault for not noticing on the statement.

My question is does citi offer product change? I don’t want to close the card and lose my longevity with my oldest card. But also wouud rather product change and have a card with a good cash back. My brother has one called double cash back I believe which he says is basically the same get 1% after spending and then another 1% when you pay your bill.


Question for any citi card experts. My oldest citi card ( over 20 years) originally was called Choice I believe, got me 2% cash back. It accumulated and was paid as a statement credit every year in January. That card has since been converted to a black diamond but still had the same benefit for me. Well I just went to check to see how much my cash back for this year was and didn’t see it listed on my most recent statement! I researched beck to October and found in the fine print the program was ending as of 10/14/22. I will still get my cash back up to that point but did not earn any more. So any spending I did since then, no cash back. My own fault for not noticing on the statement.


My question is does citi offer product change? I don’t want to close the card and lose my longevity with my oldest card. But also wouud rather product change and have a card with a good cash back. My brother has one called double cash back I believe which he says is basically the same get 1% after spending and then another 1% when you pay your bill.