How To Choose The RIGHT Credit Card (The EASY Way)

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5 minutes in and this dude is talking about min-maxing his credit card build using his chase trifecta setup wtf
Comment from : @sn00dles83

For credit cards without annual fees that have no foreign transaction fees include the US Bank Altitude Go card and Amazon Prime card
Comment from : @jakeabc123

bless you :')
Comment from : @rackyshak

Which credit cards are better chase or capital one?
Comment from : @Fernanda-hu9uf

Bruh the editing so smooth and the delivery so concise!brbrAwesome class man, thank you so much!!
Comment from : @LDOTP

Can you do a video (if you haven’t already, I couldn’t find it) comparing specific hotel/airline credit cards vs flexible ones like Amex and chase?
Comment from : @rainmwhop5661

You're too obnoxious to want to listen to
Comment from : @richardhutchinson4406

Great explanation, I am total newbie ,starting from cero credit history and hoping to see that future video
Comment from : @irvincodes6096

Notes for self so I don't forget: br1 Choose a card with no annual fee if you're a beginner (me)br2 Cash back is more straightforward but travel points has more potential long-term benefitsbr3 Best to get flexible rewards points to use rather than locking into a specific hotel or airlinebr4 Choose a card with a good bonus and minimum spend requirementsbr5 Usually the best bonuses mean higher annual feesbr6 Get credit cards that will earn you the most in top two spending categories (dining, groceries, etc) if you don't want to carry a lot of cards
Comment from : @Carolina-cm6nu

I want to take a trip to Manila, Philippines from either LAX or Ontario, CA Which cards (Chase vs AMEX) welcome bonus would be best for this trip? I've heard AMEX is better for international while Chase is better for Domestic trips
Comment from : @CVNTGETENOUGH

What beginner cards would you recommend?
Comment from : @daddyxnya1786

I have the Chase Trifecta (Sapphire, Flex, and Unlimited) Is the Amex Gold still worth getting? I don't travel too much once or twice a year, but we do eat out a lot
Comment from : @Ryan-iq2zd

For ACTIVE DUTY you get AMEX fee waived while active duty!!!!
Comment from : @MoneyChisme

Is it good to have many cards or is it better to use one or two cards in order to maximize points/miles on those cards? Wouldn't having too many cards dilute the points as you now have many pools of points?
Comment from : @wguevara86

Hey I was just wondering if your going to release a credit card latter video? And is there any credit cards you regret getting and why?
Comment from : @everapple1415

with 6-month credit history I now have: CFU CFF CSP and AMEX GOLD, my plan is to downgrade CSP to CS so start next year the only card I will only pay for Amex gold annual fee and since I use food delivery a lot, as long Amex don't change the 240$ for the food delivery its pretty much no annual fee for me
Comment from : @dengxinsilvahuang581

Hey Daniel I love the content! I had an idea for a future video! Could you rank the Chase transfer partners from worst to best and explain why? This would be so helpful! Thanks!
Comment from : @JakeVanderPloeg

Don’t forget to mention credit cards that get annual feeds waived thanks to the military ☺️
Comment from : @alvarezbabygurl

Top notch content, like usual Well done Daniel
Comment from : @thefinancialcouch1072

What chase card should I apply for first? I have 2 credit cards, one Amazon and a capital one Walmart card I started with to get credit established when I turned 18 but it’s 2 years later and I want to start opening up cards with chase
Comment from : @ShawnMyers0225

Hey Daniel, could you make a video going over Capital One’s travel portal I know Chase and AMEX have typically been the best travel cards but I’ve been hearing good things about Capital One’s travel portal
Comment from : @GymWorkoutsF1

hey man, i really enjoyed watching your vid 🟢I have a question, My Stats, I have the chase trifecta, and other beginner cards, have never missed a payment 765 plus credit score, 30K credit GOt my first credit card 3 years ago brbrJust got my first American Express blue Cash Preferred 5 months ago, I have a 1k limit in there brbrI make 150K plus a yearbrbr🟢Im trying to raise my credit limit as much as i can so i can lower my my utilization IM looking for a card that has no yearly fees and preferably one that is known to start you with a high credit limit brbrThank you for your help🙏
Comment from : @marianofuntime8366

This is quite helpful for a lot of people I got a ton of value out of this card Thank you Daniel
Comment from : @heinfinance

Question regarding travel vs cash back: I’ve noticed that a lot of the lower tier travel cards (BOA Travel Rewards, CapitalOne VentureOne, etc) really aren’t much different from a 15-2 flat cash back card, when when considering point valuations In fact, you can’t even transfer out BOA points for any higher value In this case, is there any benefit at all in getting the low tier travel cards?
Comment from : @varietybacon6969

Can you upgrade a card without an annual fee to a card with an annual fee?
Comment from : @BimmerWon

Great video I’ll let my teenage daughter start building her credit as my authorized user She already building relationship under AMEX Chase and Cap 1 When she get her own cards She will be ready and know how to handle all of them!!
Comment from : @police994

Think I am getting burned out with credit cards : think I am going garden for year or two Just recently got the Amazon visa signature card Currently have 7 open and 7 closed revolving credit cards
Comment from : @callmeNeno

Agreed, people should always look for credit cards that fit their lifestyle Some cards are nice, but there's no point justifying it if there is an annual fee and you don't get much out of it Great video :)
Comment from : @KS-jf6ed

Dan - some things to note about trying to downgrade your card, and they're often not mentioned, but 1) it's far from guaranteed to be approved, especially if you've had the card less than two years and you don't have much of a "relationship" with the issuer, and 2) your downgrade may be approved, but it could be accompanied by a lower credit limit, which of course will naturally increase your utilization ratio Just some things to ponder
Comment from : @sjg6158

Thanks for the info Daniel
Comment from : @FinancialFreedomMadeSimple

Thanks for the info Daniel! You're one of my fav finace yourtubers You've taught me so much!
Comment from : @MsHappyface5

Great vid Daniel! Congrats on 30K!!
Comment from : @jeibercolon-marquez8435

You packed a ton of information into this one, my friend It’s a great guide for people new to the game Nice job!
Comment from : @anthonygardner400

This video is perfect lol, I was just thinking this is what I needed Also waiting on my credit update, went from a 568 in April to now a 720 and about to be 750 Need a new card, thanks for all the info!
Comment from : @nickc3213

Im happy with my platlium card 😁😁😁
Comment from : @princessmeganelsa8952

Another great video Daniel
Comment from : @Jordan-sq1oo

Credit cards are a game changer when used properly!!
Comment from : @Dividendology

Got my 1st credit from Amex The Platinum Cash back
Comment from : @JustNam66

im going chase right now while im under 5/24 have the flex and unlimited just waiting for an elevated bonus to get the preferred
Comment from : @raiden3013