After reading the leaked Bilt info that popped up here on Reddit (link below), I’m honestly wondering if there’s any real reason to stay. It sounds like you basically have to make Bilt your primary credit card for it to be worthwhile—and if you’ve got a high rent payment, that might not even be realistic.
I think I already know where most people are landing on this, but I’m curious: are you planning to stick with Bilt, and if so, why? Or are you done once these changes hit? Would love to see who’s in and who’s out.
P.S. On the off chance Bilt sees this and rethinks things… but yeah, probably not 😅
Reddit Source Link:
https://www.reddit.com/r/CreditCards/comments/1q60pb1/found_bilt_20_card_details/
With all the rumors, who's keeping Bilt and who going?
byu/Defin1telyNotBatman inCreditCards
Posted by Defin1telyNotBatman
7 Comments
genuinely despite my participation in discussion around it I refuse to read the rumors at all and will just read the official announcement once its out and make my decision around that
I’ll wait for things to become official, but I’m leaning towards getting the 0 AF and sock drawering it
I am keeping it. Completely ignoring rent, the middle and top tier Bilt cards are better at earning Atmos points than any existing Atmos card for most people
Wait for the official announcement, then decide. These rumors could even be leaked by bilt to gauge the reaction of the consumer base before a SoFi like fiasco happens.
What happens to existing rewards points? Should I use them all this month?
I want to see if the fee of 3% is truly applicable to mortgages first. Need that confirmed. Because if so, it’s DOA.
There seems to be three different versions floating around with varying points on rent and transaction minimums, so it depends on which is true.