
I was able to pretty much piece together which cards would be affected and which would not just by using a rule of thumb of “is the card marketed as earning cash back or points?”
But it does get a bit blurry with points pooling and the fact that with Citi, you always get the best features of all of your cards when they are pooled in one ThankYou account. So, I wanted to confirm with Citi directly.
They tell me:
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Hi! My husband and I HAVE Citi Strata Premier and Citi Prestige cards. Should we apply for one of the cash cards in order to still get $100 for 10,000 thank you points?
Thanks,
Serena
Hi Serena,
A true MilesTalker should be transferring those points to travel partners to max out value 🙂 But you should probably have a Double Cash for non bonus category spend anyway 🙂