Credit Card Tips: How to combine credit cards to earn maximum cash rebates?Written by Nick Lian
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Combine "everyday purchase" and "tiered" cash rebate credit cards Hence, best strategy to earn most rebates is to combine an "everyday purchase" cash rebate credit card and a "tiered rebate" credit card. The strategy would be to charge your "everyday purchases" to "everyday purchase" cash back credit card (earn more than 1% rebate) and charge rest of your "other purchases" to tiered rebate card. Once you exceed annual spending threshold on tiered rebate card, you will earn more than 1% rebate on your "other purchases". This combination allows you to maximize your rebates for both your "everyday purchases" and "other purchases". This strategy requires that you charge quite a bit to your credit cards. It will not work for those who spend only up to around $10,000 to $15,000 a year because with most tiered rebate credit cards, you probably need to spend above $6,000 to earn maximum rebates. Any annual spending below that amount will only earn you less than 1%. Hence, you need to charge about $15,000 to your tiered rebate card to earn more than 1% rebate on your total spending. You also have to be diligent in using your cards at right places and monitoring your rebates. You can read more about cash rebate credit cards and strategies and our recommended cash back credit cards at our cash rebate credit card , credit card strategy or Editor's Choice of Best Credit Cards page.
Nick Lian Owner of Credit Card Reviews and Tips, a credit card site which writes independent and unbiased reviews and provides tips and strategies to help those looking for a credit card.
| | Vacations Made Easy: Buying a Florida Investment PropertyWritten by Lisa Carson
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Certain Florida Investment Properties are home to a slew of amenities that make a beach condo feel more like a luxury resort. From pools to tiki bars and cabanas, properties may also offer an exercise facility, sauna and even a personal massage room. The trick is to make sure that these luxuries come as an all-inclusive package with Florida Investment Property. While most properties do offer basic amenities such as a pool, it is best to check before making a final decision. Families should look for kid-friendly activities such as a game room, kiddy pool or supervised children’s activities. Florida Investment Property Listings So, where to look? There are plenty of condominium listings on internet. However, doing general “Google” search can be pretty daunting. There are sites that connect you to local real estate based on country and city where you want to search for a condominium. Below are a few user-friendly condominium listings that will help you get started. What may be most informative place to turn to is tourist information bureau. They can turn you over then to local tourist boards with their own condominium listings. Florida’s interactive website is a vacation hotspot, with links to accommodations, attractions and many other vacation needs. For condominium listings, easiest way to look is by a “jump to” search. After typing Florida Investment Property or vacation home, you’ll find a long list of places all over Florida. To browse by city, click on destinations and you’ll find an interactive Florida map that details each section of state. Vacationers can find all this is on flausa.com. Another broad condominium listing is condominiums.com. The site lets customers browse new, resale and ultra-luxury condos. This easy to use web page also allows browsers to select a country, state or province and city among thousands of condominium listings. Lists of local condos are ordered according to price and many show pictures of property, which helps to give perspective buyers an idea of local style. Homescape.com also allows perspective buyers to select by location, type of property desired and number of bedrooms. This condominium listing takes browsers to links from local newspapers that include a detailed directory of properties for sale in area. This way, perspective buyers can be assured that condominium listing is up to date and accurate. One more user-friendly condominium listing to try is homegain.com. Homegain, like other links, lets users select where in country they want to look, what type of home they desire and also includes color pictures for most properties listed. Unlike other condominium listings, homegain.com provides information about home loans and mortgages. Vacationing in Your Florida Investment Property Wherever you choose to look, condominium listings are only beginning. To find perfect Florida Investment Property, take time to research properties that interest your family. When you find right place after browsing a condominium listing, calling site directly can help you decide right away if property has what you need. Properties may offer a toll-free number that will connect you directly to a real estate consultant for this very purpose. Remember to research property’s website, where you can read testimonials and view pictures of condominium. Thankfully, Florida Investment Property come in a range of locations and prices so you can find what’s right for your family. If you choose a bustling vacation hub like Orlando Florida, decide whether you want to stay beach side or attraction side. Many Florida Investment Properties offer both options based on their location. Looking for a quiet place by sea? There are so many options to choose from that can give your family best vacation. Choosing a Florida Investment Property is first step to a home away from home, a vacation that lets you feel comfortable in your own place without hustle and bustle of a hotel. A vacation from comfort of your own home is a rejuvenating experience that many have come to prefer. What’s waiting for you? More than you can imagine. Lisa Carson: Bimini Bay Orlando Florida www.biminibayresortinvestment.com lcarson@biminibayresortinvestment.com
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