Considering a gas card

[Kestas]

My cash back program includes buying and holding stock in oil companies. The more they raise the prices at the pump, the more my stock rises. If the stock goes down, I'm saving at the pump.

 

[DrinkDuff77]

But why not double up then, you could do both.

You guys should check out the Citibank Driver's Edge Card.
6% cash back for the first year, 3% thereafter on all gas and groceries plus 1% on everything else.

AND

$1 for every hundred miles you drive. (You register one car and submit maintenance receipts to update your mileage. NC requires a yearly vehicle inspection, so I just use that if i don't have any other receipts)

The only catch is that your cash back is redeemable when you purchase a new/used vehicle or towards vehicle maintenance. I will need new tires this summer and plan to use it for that.

 

[Cory]

Originally Posted By: DrinkDuff77
But why not double up then, you could do both.

You guys should check out the Citibank Driver's Edge Card.
6% cash back for the first year, 3% thereafter on all gas and groceries plus 1% on everything else.

AND

$1 for every hundred miles you drive. (You register one car and submit maintenance receipts to update your mileage. NC requires a yearly vehicle inspection, so I just use that if i don't have any other receipts)

The only catch is that your cash back is redeemable when you purchase a new/used vehicle or towards vehicle maintenance. I will need new tires this summer and plan to use it for that.

Been using this card myself for over a year now. I usually transfer my points over to the ThankYou Network and purchase giftcards. I think I acquired over $600 in giftcards last year alone. Previously I had used similar Citibank cards and have probably seen a return of over $2000 in the past 3 years!