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I have had this card for several years and love it. You get 2% back off everything, with $500 being the max you can accumulate in a year. The biggest catch is you have to use the money on a new or used car every three years.
My second favorite card is the RBS rewards card. They give 1% on everything and 3% on whatever category you spend the most. I primarily use it for large purchases of one category per billing period, to get the 3% on all of the purchases.
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Russ
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Avoid any sleeping clothes with more than 3 snaps! At 3am, when it's your 4th time of the night changing the diapers, it's amazing how hard connecting those little snaps can become. Zippers are your friend, and the outfits that look like a sleaping bag with arms and a neck hole are a life saver.
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MAX
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We looked at and drove every SUV from the Santa Fe to the X5 and the Honda Pilot stood out as an exceptional vehicle for the price. It has good power and handling and we are able to get a fully loaded vehicle for a few thousand less than most of it's competitors base model
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shoeless
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BabyAge is a great place to buy products with their $7.95 flat rate shipping, no hidden costs, and always great specials and prices.
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betty
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I've used this card for several years and have been very happy with it. The biggest catch is it has a phased rewards program. If you are the type of user who does not charge much, this is not the card for you. However if you charge over 10K a year the larger rebates that kick in at $6,500 really start to make a difference, plus you get all the protections of using AMEX. 5% back at supermarkets, gas stations and drugstores is a great thing, because that's where a good portion of my credit card charges go towards. 1% back on other purchases is not bad, but other cards perform better. Citibank Drivers and Fidelity 529 are both at 2%
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webadmin
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Prosper connects borrowers with lenders in a regulated and somewhat controlled environments. Prosper automates the entire back office portion of loan processing and allows lenders to diversify their exposure across multiple loans for as low as $50 per loan. I have been looking at it as an alternative to the stock market and real estate. New users often underestimate the risk of loan defaults. I would recommend only lending to borrowers with a good credit grade. These two sites are great for additional research: www.ericscc.com and www.lendingstats.com The link to the right will give you $25 when you sign up for prosper and make a loan. You can track my progress with prosper in realtime. My goal was to have an average of 19% on loans with a 5% default rate bringing my real returns to 14%. We'll see how it works out.
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russ
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