devarshi84
TF Buzz
I currently possess
1. SBI prime Paid, Standard Chartered super value Titanium LTF
2. AMEX Platinum Travel paid, SBI BPCL Octane Paid
3. SBI cashback paid, Kotak Essentia paid, HDFC business Regalia LTF
Need a single credit card to make the payments as follows (in decreasing order of value) for first card combo.
1. Fuel 2. Electricity and gas 3. School fees 4. Insurance
a)retaining SBI prime or replacing with HDFC business Regalia (existing ltf)
b) upgrading to Standard Chartered Ultimate for 2% unlimited cashback on Utilities, insurance (fuel and School fees?)
c) Axis Miles and more Select or Axis atlas credit card. Miles or more seems to have no miles limitation on insurance, utilities, or school fees but fuel and atlas has better redemption options.
d Pool Amex plat travel (existing) with gold charge card (new) for better reward rate? In this case I would prefer to know how to make payments for electricity,
school fees, and Insurance.
option D seems the most lucrative. What is the ideal use case for best possible returns? I am not a high spender and not looking to pay more than 5K annual fees.
1. SBI prime Paid, Standard Chartered super value Titanium LTF
2. AMEX Platinum Travel paid, SBI BPCL Octane Paid
3. SBI cashback paid, Kotak Essentia paid, HDFC business Regalia LTF
Need a single credit card to make the payments as follows (in decreasing order of value) for first card combo.
1. Fuel 2. Electricity and gas 3. School fees 4. Insurance
a)retaining SBI prime or replacing with HDFC business Regalia (existing ltf)
b) upgrading to Standard Chartered Ultimate for 2% unlimited cashback on Utilities, insurance (fuel and School fees?)
c) Axis Miles and more Select or Axis atlas credit card. Miles or more seems to have no miles limitation on insurance, utilities, or school fees but fuel and atlas has better redemption options.
d Pool Amex plat travel (existing) with gold charge card (new) for better reward rate? In this case I would prefer to know how to make payments for electricity,
school fees, and Insurance.
option D seems the most lucrative. What is the ideal use case for best possible returns? I am not a high spender and not looking to pay more than 5K annual fees.
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