Hi everyone
Need to do some heave spending at Costco around 4-5k to be exact within the next month. At 5/24 but heard that the Chase prime card is the one exception that doesn’t count against for 5/24. Figured out the next card that could possibly work but would some insights.
Looking to hit a good SUB
Capital One Venture X (not the biggest fan of this card especially since the $300 can only be used via the portal and not a huge portal/3rd party platform fan. Would have love to do the Venture card the $95 AF one but that Mastercard based.
Atmos Ascent card heard great things about the Atmos platform but doubt will be able to earn more points since i don’t have any other cards that transfer into Atmos.
Chase united business card seen some great deals lately on the platform. The 110k can be easily done. But it’s a card I will probably cancel after a year since I have to use the card for the booking to get my domestic checked bag for free.
8/2018 Deserve EDU Credit Card (Closed)
8/2019 Amex Everyday Card
11/2020 Amex Green ———> Upgraded to Platinum since 7/2023
11/2020 Amex Gold AU
05/2022 CSR
02/2025 Barclays AA Card
08/2025 Chase Amazon Prime Card
9/30/25 CIBC
10/20/25 Citi AA Plat Select
11/9/2025 CIBU
1/15/2026 Chase Marriott Bonvoy
3/4/2026 Chase Aeroplan Card
Need a Visa based card for Costco purchases
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Posted by sahil8170
7 Comments
Venmo is 3x
AAA daily advantage
You can just go with Fidelity Rewards Visa
2% back and invest the cash back.
Could try for AVEN. The application process is wonky but if you can get through it it’s a 3% Visa.
RH Gold of course, but you can’t really predict if/when you’d get it.
BoA CCR is the best card at Costco
If you don’t have the money in the bank, you don’t need to be spending it
Would say to just use the upcoming $4k to $5k spend to churn a good Visa card sign-up bonus. US Bank Triple Cash for $750 for example. But I think at 5/24 none of the Chase cards are an option anymore, with your velocity US Bank might give you the $500 credit limit slap, and with your card profile the Capital One may be difficult to break into. Dunno about Bank of America or Wells Fargo