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Good card to have with CSP

I currently spend most of my money on groceries and gas but I want to start traveling more! I am in nursing program right now but want to set something up for when I’m out making more money. I previously have had the discover it (closed it) and JetBlue plus.…

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I currently spend most of my money on groceries and gas but I want to start traveling more! I am in nursing program right now but want to set something up for when I’m out making more money. I previously have had the discover it (closed it) and JetBlue plus. But I just want a steady card I can do most other/everyday purchases on. Looked at the Amex gold but idk if the AF is justified and the BCP but not sure how I feel about cash back only? Let me know your thoughts please? (Repost)

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u/Falconx2021

I use a Chase Freedom Flex with my CSP. I will probably get the CFU at some point.

u/CobaltSunsets

Where do you buy your groceries?

u/Left-Exam-4499OP

Depends, sometimes Publix, Aldi, but bulk of stuff at Sam’s club

u/CobaltSunsets

Club warehouse usually doesn’t code as grocery for most issuers (including the BCP you were looking at).

u/dbtcw

Cash back is superior if you don't have a good plan for using points for travel

u/dman1914

2% catch all card, 5% category card, and true grocery card. For example: I use my Navy Federal Flagship 2% for catch all; use my More Rewards card for groceries; use my CSP for streaming, dining, travel, and gas (I do not redeem the points I let them sit there until I need it for travel). In January 2027 I will be product changing my Chase Freedom Unlimited to the Chase Freedom Flex Visa.

u/CashbackCorner

Amex Gold only makes sense if you can use all (or most of) the credits (Resy, dining, Uber, Dunkin) BCP is a pretty good cashback card, but the BCE might be better if you don’t spend a ton on groceries. You could also get the Capital One Savor for 3x on groceries. Gives you some flexibility later if you want to get the Venture X and transfer the points to airlines or something.

u/WildMajesticUnicorn

Freedom Unlimited goes with CSP. Earning points in one ecosystem makes the points easier to use.

u/doubleddeluxe

I do not recommend getting a travel card until you have established actual travel behavior. Otherwise you may get a travel card that (1) loses value over time and (2) is a poor fit for your travel style. Consider AAA Travel Advantage and Bread Rewards. The former offers 5% cash back on gas (capped) and 3% on dining and groceries, and the latter offers 3.75% on dining, gas, and groceries if you have 20+ transactions per billing cycle.