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Discovering the Benefits of the AU LIT Credit Card

chuckzspadina

TF Select
Hey everyone! I wanted to share my recent experience with the AU LIT credit card, which has been nothing short of amazing. Last month, I managed to get a return of around 10% on my spending, and here’s how it all added up:

Cashback Highlights:

Total Cashback Received: ₹1,600.00

Reward Points Breakdown:

Points Earned: 2,300

Each reward point is worth ₹0.25, so the 2,300 points I earned last month are equivalent to ₹575.00.


Although I don’t have the SBI Cashback card, the AU LIT credit card has not disappointed me at all. It not only gave me substantial cashback but also helped me rack up a ton of reward points. These points can be redeemed for a variety of rewards, making every purchase feel even more worthwhile.

If you’re on the lookout for a credit card that offers great returns and rewards, I highly recommend giving the AU LIT credit card a try. It’s been a game-changer for me!
 

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Thinking between milestone cashback of 2% and 5%:
Max CB for 5% is 500, so max spend is 10k, (with subscription cost of ₹353), so we get only ₹147.
So breakeven for 2% subscription ( with ₹235 cost) is ₹19,100.
For spends more than 19k , 2% milestone subscription gives more cashback, correct?
 
Thinking between milestone cashback of 2% and 5%:
Max CB for 5% is 500, so max spend is 10k, (with subscription cost of ₹353), so we get only ₹147.
So breakeven for 2% subscription ( with ₹235 cost) is ₹19,100.
For spends more than 19k , 2% milestone subscription gives more cashback, correct?
This calculation even works better when AU bank pre-credits/top-up your wallet with some initial amounts like Rs.299/-, Rs.199/- etc as token money.
Then customer only bears GST component fee.
 
Thinking between milestone cashback of 2% and 5%:
Max CB for 5% is 500, so max spend is 10k, (with subscription cost of ₹353), so we get only ₹147.
So breakeven for 2% subscription ( with ₹235 cost) is ₹19,100.
For spends more than 19k , 2% milestone subscription gives more cashback, correct?
Yes choosing between 2% and 5% totally depends on how much are we thinking to spend .
Also once you activate 2% let's say, then you want be able to purchase 5% until subscription period is over for 2%
 
Yes choosing between 2% and 5% totally depends on how much are we thinking to spend .
Also once you activate 2% let's say, then you want be able to purchase 5% until subscription period is over for 2%
I also have similar thinking, it depends on individual, if someone is able to spend 50,000 to get 1000 cashback at 2% then that is their choice. But personally I believe in getting 5% at 500 cap which only require someone to spend only 10,000. And the best to always activate the 10x reward points because it will take care of your subscription fee. Because on every 10, 000 spend we will get ₹200-250 return as 1000 reward points.
 
Understood, and just received welcome email from them, they've provided only a limit of 2L (least in all my cc) whereas while application it was 5L
I just found the screenshot of application I took while submitting.
In the application it showed CL as 6L,
The card I got has CL as 80k.
AU is too cheap. I don't even feel like arguing/threatening them.
 
Thinking between milestone cashback of 2% and 5%:
Max CB for 5% is 500, so max spend is 10k, (with subscription cost of ₹353), so we get only ₹147.
So breakeven for 2% subscription ( with ₹235 cost) is ₹19,100.
For spends more than 19k , 2% milestone subscription gives more cashback, correct?
2% Milestone is No Brainer.

With Apparel and/or Grocery Feature Activated, 23k Monthly spends is achievable which is actual Break even Point.
 
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