Even if investments still count, without the tax and insurance categories, the card is not that useful for my expenses.
I agree. Paying taxes and insurance with it was a huge advantage. Made it worth paying the convenience fees of like 2% on taxes.
But I’ll likely still keep their card considering no annual fee and flat 4% on most expenses. All it costs me is to keep the same $100k investment at their brokerage instead of at BoA or Fidelity.
The “2.5% is going to 1.6%” has been disputed I believe. I’ve received no notice from Alliant.
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Alliant’s go-to move is to not sent notices, then when people complain claim they did and people must’ve ignored them.
Darn. I guess I applied for the BoA $300 checking and $600 PR SUBs for nothing… 