The End of Credit Card Rewards?

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Loyal BP chase customer. Had rewards in my account. They dropped my credit card and took my rewards and claimed I was using the card for business use. I drive many miles to work and back and pay for gas for my teenager. It was just an excuse to ripp me off.

Heidi of WI 6:31PM April 11, 2009

First Chase reduced rewards from 5% to 3%. Then it started a monthly limit to go with its annual ceiling of $300 on rewards.

Discover Gas card has gotten stingier gradually too.

Citi went down from 5% to 2% a year ago or so.

AmEx and Discover have also gotten worse as to foreign exchange.

Jack Rooney of MI 9:57AM March 05, 2009

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Brandon of AZ 1:49AM February 11, 2009

I DON'T LIKE AMEX AT ALL... WORSE COMPANY AROUND.

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HS of TX 11:15PM February 10, 2009

Both are issued by Bank of America...nasty bank to stay away from!

Cowboy John of MN 8:23PM February 03, 2009

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Kimberly Palmer, senior editor for U.S. News & World Report, writes about making smarter financial decisions. She’s the author of Generation Earn: The Young Professional's Guide to Spending, Investing, and Giving Back.

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