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Quote: ... a $60 Executive Membership gets you 2% additional cash back (on Costco purchases.
IN the store. Gas/charging doesn't count towards that.

We value simplicity and cash back. CostCo visa for gas (4%) and restaurants, flights, and hotels (3%), Citi DoubleCash for everything else (2%). I think we usually end up with a combined return around 2.4% without really even trying.
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Quote: Citibank Rewards from Costco:
  • 4% on eligible gas and EV charging for the first $7,000 per year and then 1% thereafter
  • 3% on restaurants and eligible travel
  • 2% on all other purchases from Costco and Costco.com
  • 1% on all other purchases
Costco removed the extended warranty protection (which was good, but now they sell the Allstate thing). you can still get roadside assistance, concierge services, and a 0% foreign transaction fee. It also has a $0 annual fee.

Since the Costco VISA is a Costco ID, might be worth mentioning a $60 Executive Membership gets you 2% additional cash back (on Costco purchases) and an additional year of warranty on electronics, etc ...

Had excellent service when I've needed anything from them.
Good to know, thanks. Will add the Costco card to all my EV charging apps (Electrify America, EVgo, Chargepoint, etc)
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Quote: Citibank Rewards from Costco:
  • 4% on eligible gas and EV charging for the first $7,000 per year and then 1% thereafter.

Is this why the lines to purchase fuel at Costco are always so long?? The price/gallon doesn’t seem to be much lower.
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Is this why the lines to purchase fuel at Costco are always so long?? The price/gallon doesn’t seem to be much lower.
It is in my area. Today gas stations are all in the $2.80's. Costco is $2.47.
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Quote: It is in my area. Today gas stations are all in the $2.80's. Costco is $2.47.
It’s especially true if you need premium. For me, it’s usually 60-70 cents cheaper a gallon at Costco.
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Quote: It’s especially true if you need premium. For me, it’s usually 60-70 cents cheaper a gallon at Costco.
Is the premium pure non-oxy gas?
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Is this why the lines to purchase fuel at Costco are always so long?? The price/gallon doesn’t seem to be much lower.
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The spread between standard and premium is generally .15- .25 per gallon lower at Costco. Ever notice the higher percentage of premium fuel vehicles compared to nearby stations? I get most of my 93 octane there. If you hate fuel lines try a 50A garage outlet. It's a game changer for daily driving.
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Is this why the lines to purchase fuel at Costco are always so long?? The price/gallon doesn’t seem to be much lower.
Its usually about 35 cents a gallon cheaper on premium in my area.
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Quote: I commute.

Had Amex platinum (unbranded) between the skyclub access being taken away and how much they hassle a non rev trying to get into centurion lounge I dumped it when they increased the fees (again)

For travel, dining, and international I use Chase Sapphire Reserve- priority pass restaurants are a game changer especially when you have 2 guests. Rental car insurance is a great perk and the travel credit is easy to use

Back up for that is Costco Visa. Used at Costco and for gas wherever I am. Also can get 3% cash back on dining like sapphire reserve if I want money instead of points

Citi double cash is what my family uses for everything else.

I might get bonvoy brilliant or whatever gets me enough nights to stay platinum at bonvoy and for use at their hotels if I get to 3rd quarter and I am short on nights.

Do we get any points if we stay at a Bonvoy property (on an overnight), put the Bonvoy card on file, and then charge something to the card?
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Does anyone use the branded credit card? Seems like not many on here do. Is it something to be avoided?
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