You Only Need These 6 Credit Cards

Video Outline
0:00 Introduction
3:50 Card #2
11:46 Card #6
13:14 How It All Works
15:42 Conclusion

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[EthanPatrick_CreditCards]

The savor one is actually a really impressive card. That plus the Venture X makes a powerful combination!

[itsjustaride]

This is such a useful video man. I appreciate the effort that went into preparing this. Editing is top notch too💯

[SkullCrusherBoom]

I am enjoying your credit card videos, thanks Brian!

[Pouncer_Fox]

This is a terrific presentation. Thank you for sharing this.

[javierrosa]

You’re a stud man! I appreciate everything you do

[nicholastracy]

Thank you for your content, Brian! You helped me get my credit right and start building an arsenal of capital.

[DanielMoralesD]

Brian you should do the same reviewing for what is available for the Canadian Market fans. And you could even compare how they compare to each other. Your content is Great as usual 😃

[Slomotion-wsod]

Good information, thanks for sharing and you’re the best!⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[SpiffBanks]

Just got approved for the Savor One card man, TYSM!!!

[TheArtofKAS]

of these are Money!
This is the toughest list to beat honestly and having the Savor one at the start just shows how strong you can be at the start.
Awesome work and list as usual Brian.

[dpgcook]

Thanks, Brian for the video...👍 Take care, Dave Powell from Chicago...🤗🙏🤗

[JH-D]

Almost perfect...I'd substitute Amex Gold with the Venture X...It pairs well with the Savor and you get lounge access.

[voyager]

Now what you should do is a comparison to no annual fee cards versus top end like the 6% back in groceries with $95 annual fee versus 3% groceries no annual fee and put that in the video. For a good while the 3% no annual fee card will be better, but where’s the break even point for the 6% card where it now overtakes the 3%? And then do that for the other categories where no annual fee cards exist (and not on a rotating quarterly schedule)

[sarafox]

I own the Blue cash! Absolutely love it.

[BRoss-jhmm]

Haven’t even watched it yet. I automatically just went ahead and liked this 🤣🐐

[shumatsuopost]

Wow, this is some really helpful information! It's great to know which credit cards are worth having long-term. Thanks for sharing!

[leonlelouch]

For travel I would choose Amex Hilton aspire card, fee is high at 450$ but benefit is juicy

[ChaseYokoyama]

Honestly the savor one is such a valuable card ESPECIALLY since it has no annual fee. But off course I love my Amex Platinum just a little more despite its astronomical annual fee.

[nanaqwequ]

Thanks Brian, my go-to supermarket card is the Chase freedom flex. The 5% cash back beats all others!

[Crimsshit]

I would just use the regular Amex blue cash instead of the preferred version. The blue cash cards only give cash back in the form of actual money its not membership rewards points, just something to keep note of. I just use my blue cash for gas that’s it. So the 4x back on the gold card with groceries will hold more true value than a 6x back on the blue cash preferred and its better to just avoid that Annual fee after the first year all together if you also hold a Amex gold card.