Credit Cards: Now that Citi's 5% card is moribund, what's the next best?

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Lucky

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Originally posted by: Skoorb
Originally posted by: Lucky
fatwallet has a good thread on 5% cards. I don't know what's better that my chase 5% on groceries/drugstore/gas station though. Between walmart, where 100% of purchases are classified as grocery, walgreens, and gas stations, where I can even buy our 6 cartons/month of cigarettes and get 5% back, there isn't much (except online) that I don't earn 5% on. Drawback is I'm probably approaching the yearly limit after 4-5 months.
Wow, the card considers walmart--everything, including tires and televisions, to be part of the grocery section? I am pretty sure the citicard doesn't do that. Are you positive? That is a major bonus to get 5% off on Walmart, if it's possible.

I don't know about at all walmarts - but every purchase I've made at my local superwalmart, whether grocrery or general items, has given me 5% points on my statements. It's a nice bonus. :) I rack up 50$ rewards checks pretty quickly between $450/month purchases at walmart and $500/month gas/cigarettes purchases.
 

Lucky

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checking my latest statement, I get 5% off at meijer's too (regional store like walmart supercenter).
 

Bulldog13

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What is the best card for flying ? I fly to NC twice a year on vacation and wouldn't mind switching my citi card to one where I could finance those 2 trips :)