What "AI" is involved in this? It's mostly just a few database lookups based on merchant name and/or category, isn't it? Or is that just marketing gloss, because everything is "AI" now?
Show HN: I built a tool to manage and compare credit card rewards
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Re: Show HN: I built a tool to manage and compare credit card rewards
#42The small % you get on each purchase is crumbs, but the cookie is the big sign up bonus you can get. For the past several years I've been making about $2k/year from that, which is so much more than the % bonus that I don't know why anyone would care about getting 3% back rather than 2%. Like if you are that worried about your money, take the free $2k first.
Do you have a system or tool for finding card offers with signup bonuses? Also (this is possibly common knowledge but) your credit score is negatively impacted not just by % of available credit utilized, but also by average age of credit accounts. If you're going to want a significant loan (eg a mortgage) in the forseeable future, something to keep in mind.
Re: Show HN: I built a tool to manage and compare credit card rewards
#43Don’t make me input things without telling me that I’ll need a login to see the result. Requiring account creation upfront is fair; this is a very unpleasant dark pattern preying on the sunk cost fallacy.
Re: Show HN: I built a tool to manage and compare credit card rewards
#44Re: Show HN: I built a tool to manage and compare credit card rewards
#45What "AI" is involved in this? It's mostly just a few database lookups based on merchant name and/or category, isn't it? Or is that just marketing gloss, because everything is "AI" now?
Sorry for misleading you but I think the AI feature we have planned will be worth it
Re: Show HN: I built a tool to manage and compare credit card rewards
#46Interesting idea, thanks for sharing. Some feedback from using: - It said to use amex blue cash for 3% back at costco, but costco only accepts visa - It said to use amex blue cash for 3% back at harbor freight but this card only gets 1% at this store, the BofA customized cash rewards (added to my wallet) is the only card I have found that gives 3% back on home improvement stores - It said to use amex blue cash for 3%…
Re: Show HN: I built a tool to manage and compare credit card rewards
#47Interesting idea, thanks for sharing. Some feedback from using: - It said to use amex blue cash for 3% back at costco, but costco only accepts visa - It said to use amex blue cash for 3% back at harbor freight but this card only gets 1% at this store, the BofA customized cash rewards (added to my wallet) is the only card I have found that gives 3% back on home improvement stores - It said to use amex blue cash for 3%…
the tool is sponsored by amex blue :)
Re: Show HN: I built a tool to manage and compare credit card rewards
#481. The website looks sleek and has good design. 2. I wish I could get a little bit more of a sneak peek / preview before needing to create an account. 3. Unrelated to the core business of your website, there's a small "bug" in the light/dark theme switch -- the first mouse click doesn't do anything (at least when "system" = "dark"). This is happening because when you launch the site for the first time and the localSt…
Re: Show HN: I built a tool to manage and compare credit card rewards
#49The small % you get on each purchase is crumbs, but the cookie is the big sign up bonus you can get. For the past several years I've been making about $2k/year from that, which is so much more than the % bonus that I don't know why anyone would care about getting 3% back rather than 2%. Like if you are that worried about your money, take the free $2k first.
Do you have a system or tool for finding card offers with signup bonuses? Also (this is possibly common knowledge but) your credit score is negatively impacted not just by % of available credit utilized, but also by average age of credit accounts. If you're going to want a significant loan (eg a mortgage) in the forseeable future, something to keep in mind.