with maybe the sole exception being made for a need to have a VISA card for Costco or something.Īnyways, how do you all feel about CFU? If you are one of the people that like to earn and burn URs, does that extra 1.5% on non-categorized spending converted into small boost in extra URs make it worthwhile for you, or would you just choose another cashback card with 2 or more % instead? How much do you value Chase's flexibility in shifting between cashback or UR, assuming you have that 25%/50% redemption bonus through Chase's travel portal matter at all if you don't ever book anything through it in the first place? I almost never use their portal and almost always transfer the URs to partner airlines/hotels. Therefore, if one were not interested in using CFU as a card of choice for non-categorized spending, there clearly is NO need for that card at all.
Both of them have exactly the same reward structure with the sole exception being CFF works as a 5% rotator every quarter whereas CFU is a flat 1.5% earner. Looking at both of the Freedom brand of cards, it is clear to me that Flex (CFF) is the superior card. if one were mainly focused in collecting Chase URs, or like the flexibility of flip flopping between UR points and cashback within the Chase ecosystem, how does that make Chase Freedom Unlimited (CFU) as a card of choice for non-categorized spending? I know there is a lot of love in this forum for the 2%+ cashback cards for non-categorized spending.
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