Capital One has just rebranded its popular no annual fee, cash back credit card. I think this rebranding ultimately makes a lot of sense, though it’s bound to cause some confusion.
Continue reading: Capital One SavorOne Card Rebrands As Savor
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I was torn between getting the Savor card and the Amex Gold. I ended up getting the Amex Gold because its coupon book incentives align with stuff I would buy anyway, I still wanted to have one foot in the Amex ecosystem, and I think it's a cooler looking card.
Does anyone know if the Uber 10% cash back benefit on this card will be extended past November?
So it's basically all reverting back to the original $0 annual fee Premier Dining Rewards card, which then became the Savor card with a $95 annual fee and upped the cash back on dining from 3 to 4%...
Also worth noting that the signup bonus is slightly increased with the rebranding. It is now $250 for $500 spend (which then can become 25000 transferrable miles with a VX, etc). Usual bonus is $200.
Would love to ditch my Quicksilver since this earns more in certain categories than my Venture X. Is a product change possible over the phone, and if so, would it still be eligible for the SUB? Do they do another hard inquiry?
Seems very unlikely at this point, which is a shame as that's a huge reason I have this card. I'm honestly concerned they won't even replace the benefit with another perk.
There are people who have had the Quicksilver for years and are still unable to product change. Try calling monthly. Be persistent. Good luck.
For some, the fewer cards, the better. And, the Citi Strata Premier is the easier choice. If someone is going to pay a $95 annual fee for a travel & dining card anyway, throwing in groceries & gas onto that card makes life easier. Not everyone's choice but just a thought.