Exactly. Unless your monthly spending varies so much that 2% of month 1 spending exceeds the amount spent in month 2, it just goes as credit towards the next month bill. We roughly spend about 10K/month and yet I don't seem to get enough back to fund investments, let alone funding my retirement out of itJust wondering - why does it matter?Purely out of curiosity, for those with the Fidelity credit card earning 2% cash back, what type of account(s) do you have your rewards deposited into? Brokerage, savings, 529, etc. ?
Of course, I am only getting 2% of spending out of it.Statistics: Posted by kavm — Sun Aug 04, 2024 10:59 am — Replies 18 — Views 1471