Use the comparison between Yes Marquee, Yes Reserve 3x and Yes Reserve 5x for inspiration
oh. Sure that is a good idea. But shouldn't I wait until more official news comes about the card? Until now we don't even know what the transfer ratio or what capping Axis will introduce so it's hard to say. But when that news comes out I'll try to make a post about it like you said, since I have been using Atlas extensively and have come to know a lot of the benefits and cons of it.
1. Olympus 1:4 conversion plus sprinkles from reserve (and some removed from magnus).
Well, Accor gives the best return considering 1.8 inr per point (which is debatable as some people consider it 1 inr per point) at 7.2% base reward but has a limit of 30k miles per year. Which would only equate to 60k inr/108kinr. And Atlas is not valid on Gyftr or Grab Deals for the extra cashback. And the fact that Axis keeps on randomly blocking people's Edge Miles accounts and ordering invoices to be unblocked which is unprecedented among other credit cards from at least what I have seen. And if you read some of the threads here people have been getting 2x instead of 5x on their payments on official airline/hotel sites due to the mcc or some other reasaon and even when the customers send Axis PNO the receipt/invoice the edge miles are not correctly issued.
Edited my post.
May be for 6mths. But unlikely to stay intact if they onboard more customers to the rebranded card
Yes leaked from Jan 24. As there are many changes in Axis core cards like M&G, BMS (1+1) and lounge access they might imply the same rules to this Axis Olympus. But Citi Prestige will be missed if Axis disturbs the core reward rate and exclusivity.
Yes. Now my credit limit will be 35 Lakhs (25 Lakhs on Prestige and 10 across Axis cards), So 4 Axis cards worth 1.4 crores in credit report. I Will have to cancel at least 2 cards later otherwise I won't get a single rupee credit limit increase from other banks 😂
SBI will say you’re over over over leveraged. 😂
Thread title suggests it.
