The Chase 5/24 rule is a guideline used by Chase Bank to determine the approval of credit card applications. The rule states that if an individual has opened five or more credit accounts in the past 24 months, Chase will typically deny their application for a new credit card. Business cards opened while do not … Continue reading What is Chase’s 5/24 Rule: The Complete Guide
I've read about manufactured spending from various blogs and sites, but never decided to attempt manufactured spending. I didn't really need to include this method for credit card churning, since I naturally earn a large sum of points purchasing goods for my small business. My earning are further boosted when I shop through a shopping … Continue reading Manufactured Spending: My First Attempt
2019 was a wonderful year for earning points and miles. With the majority of my earnings coming from retail arbitrage and new credit card signups, I ended the year having earning over 500K American Express Platinum points, about 400k United Miles, 200k Hilton points, and about 60k Chase Ultimate reward points. This was a very … Continue reading Earning Points and Miles: My 2020 Goals
