Maximize your Thank You points from Citi Cards

June 9, 2007 · Filed Under Credit Card bonuses 

Do you have a Citi Card? Then you must be familiar with using it rewards system whereas you earn thank you points through purchases. You then use your thank you points to get gift cards, gas card, or airline tickets. Question is, what is the best way to use your thank you points? Personally, with my huge a$$ student’s loan debt, all my points are going toward redeeming for student loan rebate. For every 2500 points, you get $25 toward your student loan. Also, I’m thinking of building up my points to get a free airline ticket in the Continental US for 25K points. Everybody situation is different, so use it to your advantage. Check out their Thank You Network for more info. Here are some ways to maximize your points:

  • Use a multiple of Citi Cards to get the max points return.
  • Go through their Thank You network when shopping online.
  • Get more points from their banking products.

Here’s a list of Citi Cards to get maximum points: 5% for restaurants, bookstores, movies: Citi mtvU 6% on gas, drugstores, and supermarkets: Citi Driver Edge (for 1 year, 3% thereafter) 6% on utilities, cable/satellite, internet connection, and Telecom services: Citi Home Rebate (for 6 months, 3% afterward)

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