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Category: Credit Cards

Tricks To Meet Minimum Spending Requirements on New Credit Cards
Tricks To Meet Minimum Spending Requirements on New Credit Cards
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There's a hesitation I see regularly about applying for travel rewards credit cards. Some people feel the spending requirements are too high for their income levels. Others think that much spending sounds rash — as if it's a surefire way to get into credit card debt. Thankfully, there are ways to put spending on a new credit card without increasing your overall spending. Here are our tips on how to meet minimum spending requirements to earn a new bonus without busting your budget.

Ryan SmithHarrison Pierce
Ryan Smith & Harrison Pierce

Reviewed by Toni Southam

Same Card, More Points: Our Best Tips on How to Start Getting Targeted Credit Card Offers
Same Card, More Points: Our Best Tips on How to Start Getting Targeted Credit Card Offers
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As credit card application restrictions evolve and bonuses become harder to come by, it’s essential we look past the most common methods of applying for cards to secure the best deals. An often-overlooked technique is to position yourself for targeted credit card offers. It isn't as hard as you think; just be prepared for a little "junk mail." Here are our best tips.

Jess FarleyCameron Laufer
Jess Farley & Cameron Laufer

Reviewed by Toni Southam