I have to pay over $10,000 in income taxes. I am planning to apply for a credit card to pay it to get points, but most credit card will give me the sign-up bonus for spending $3,000. Does anyone know if I can use multiple credit cards for an income tax payment?
Yeah but how much spend do you need to meet per year to break even the annual fees on Chase Sapphire, Amex Gold, Amex Platinum? Also the retention bonus, if any, is usually nothing too exciting. Not $300
Check out their recent episode 515 - a good section of the episode gives practical tips to build credit, though the title is about getting out of debt. Good luck!
Living frugally is much easier and more effective, just cash in your points and invest it. You’ll make more money and save more money without spending so much time thinking about which card to use every time you buy something lol
What type of traveler is always happy?
The nomad.
And, of course, the most prepared traveler is the GoPro.
There is no such thing as free travel, people! Come on now.
I believe 50k points is equivalent to $500. 🤔
I have to pay over $10,000 in income taxes. I am planning to apply for a credit card to pay it to get points, but most credit card will give me the sign-up bonus for spending $3,000. Does anyone know if I can use multiple credit cards for an income tax payment?
I just paid taxes with a credit card, and you control the amount you submit, so it seems like you can make multiple payments.
I'm sure you can use multiple ways to pay your taxes. All they care about is getting paid. 😊
I just did this, the IRS only allows payment with 2 different cards. I signed up for 4, so have to figure out the spend for the SUB on the other two.
It's too complicated I rather not travel😂
Yeah but how much spend do you need to meet per year to break even the annual fees on Chase Sapphire, Amex Gold, Amex Platinum? Also the retention bonus, if any, is usually nothing too exciting. Not $300
That PLANT THO!
Ok. Want to travel international in one year. What card?
Even I was blown away by the info there, just don't have a credit score to get a credit card
Check out their recent episode 515 - a good section of the episode gives practical tips to build credit, though the title is about getting out of debt. Good luck!
What is your opinion on annual fees vs no annual fee?
Who takes me to travel for free
Living frugally is much easier and more effective, just cash in your points and invest it. You’ll make more money and save more money without spending so much time thinking about which card to use every time you buy something lol
Try living a little. Not every single dollar has to be spent on making more money.