Question

So elated tonight!  I paid off my Wells Fargo credit card  on my break today.So elated tonight! I paid off my Wells Fargo credit card  on my break today. Teller says “March has double rewards points in some categories” Told her I worked to hard to pay off my cc to go back into debt and ain’t spending $2000 to get 200 rewards points which is equivalent to $2. 00 (I think) . I’m thinking omgosh really?! #AlmostDebtFree #DebtFree2020 #TheJourneyIsHardWorthTheSacrifice

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Great work!  

Answer 2

That's right! #cantstopwontstop

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Keep up the great job!  

Answer 4

That’s awesome! Congratulations!  

Answer 5

Fantastic! Well done. enjoy your vacation!  

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Congratulations  

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Congrats!  

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Congratulations! I paid off my Wells Fargo CC yesterday — best feeling ever.  

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Congrats! Well done

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Awesome! Congrats!  

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Yes! This! Always trying to keep us with the rewards  Congrats!  

Answer 12

Oldest trick in the sales and marketing game / give them something they are paying for but wrap it around with a different color bow.  

Answer 13

You go girl!  

Answer 14

Good breakdown of how their rewards work!  

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Yes! Congratulations!  

Answer 16

Yesss! I closed my PayPal credit card and they were like “are you sure? We have this benefit and this benefit and next month there’s this benefit. ” and I was like MMM NOPE BYEEE

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Yayy! Congrats  

Answer 18

I hear ya! Our credit union keeps telling me they have a promo to get 3% cash back on balance transfers. thanks but no thanks. I'lll live without the $60. That kind of marketing just makes people think they are getting something awesome for debt  

Answer 19

If you want to play the credit card game it’s not bad to do it but make sure you’re winning! Everyone you should have your savings in a high yield account make a little money  (does anyone have any negatives associated with having an account? I used betterment)

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Ignorant here. where do you find a high yield account?  

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@egest google high yield savings accounts  Betterment has zero fees and 1. 84% interest I felt most comfortable with them but there are plenty with higher interest (you get money for having your money in their account, FDIC insured just like any major bank)

Answer 20

Great job! My Wells Fargo card will be paid off next month! Can’t wait!  

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Good for you!  

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Way to go!  

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Congratulations  

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GOOD FOR YOU!  

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Congratulations