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This is probably the best mock up so far:

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This is dope as fukk :damn:
 

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I always put away a couple thousand in the bank for when new game consoles come out :ehh:
I been stacking my cashback and reward points and I'm looking at about $650 or so in "free money" to re-up on consoles. About $450 in cashback and about $200 in Best Buy rewards and Visa gift cards combined.

I'm guessing with Best Buy's $125 for an Xbox One towards a One S the PS4 deal will likely be the same. Trading in a PS4 and an Xbox One that's putting me at about a $900 buffer I can use on new consoles before I have to come out of my own pocket. If I can get an NX, Neo, One S and eventually a Scorpio with that then cool. If not the NX will be the first on the chopping block.
 

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I been stacking my cashback and reward points and I'm looking at about $650 or so in "free money" to re-up on consoles. About $450 in cashback and about $200 in Best Buy rewards and Visa gift cards combined.

I'm guessing with Best Buy's $125 for an Xbox One towards a One S the PS4 deal will likely be the same. Trading in a PS4 and an Xbox One that's putting me at about a $900 buffer I can use on new consoles before I have to come out of my own pocket. If I can get an NX, Neo, One S and eventually a Scorpio with that then cool. If not the NX will be the first on the chopping block.
Is that from a Best Buy credit card , I was thinking about building my credit they them , not even sure if I could
 

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Is that from a Best Buy credit card , I was thinking about building my credit they them , not even sure if I could
People might not think it but those cash back cards add up as you spend. My breakdown is:
$220 on my Amex Blue Cash Preferred
$230 on my Discover It
$58 on my Chase Freedom

I haven't been spending my cashback on my cards for at least about a year now. Last year Discover had 10% cashback on everything you used Apple Pay on and all that cashback on it came from that. They also have double cashback for new customers but I got it the year before so I didn't qualify. They have that double cashback offer this year too.

That Blue Cash has 6% cash back at grocery stores. All that cash back on there came from grocery store spending over the last year.

The Chase Freedom is my regular purchasing card because it's a Visa. Outside the rotational categories the cash back is 1%. There's better cards that offer 1.5%-2% on normal purchases but I don't wanna take the credit hit to apply.
 

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People might not think it but those cash back cards add up as you spend. My breakdown is:
$220 on my Amex Blue Cash Preferred
$230 on my Discover It
$58 on my Chase Freedom

I haven't been spending my cashback on my cards for at least about a year now. Last year Discover had 10% cashback on everything you used Apple Pay on and all that cashback on it came from that. They also have double cashback for new customers but I got it the year before so I didn't qualify. They have that double cashback offer this year too.

That Blue Cash has 6% cash back at grocery stores. All that cash back on there came from grocery store spending over the last year.

The Chase Freedom is my regular purchasing card because it's a Visa. Outside the rotational categories the cash back is 1%. There's better cards that offer 1.5%-2% on normal purchases but I don't wanna take the credit hit to apply.
I need into invest in a credit card to build credit
 

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Is that from a Best Buy credit card , I was thinking about building my credit they them , not even sure if I could

If you want a card to build credit then make sure it's not a store card. Make sure it's the My Best Buy Card by VISA.

Store cards do nothing for your credit.
 

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I been stacking my cashback and reward points and I'm looking at about $650 or so in "free money" to re-up on consoles. About $450 in cashback and about $200 in Best Buy rewards and Visa gift cards combined.

I'm guessing with Best Buy's $125 for an Xbox One towards a One S the PS4 deal will likely be the same. Trading in a PS4 and an Xbox One that's putting me at about a $900 buffer I can use on new consoles before I have to come out of my own pocket. If I can get an NX, Neo, One S and eventually a Scorpio with that then cool. If not the NX will be the first on the chopping block.

My cashback and points go to nothing but travel. I have 1,600 AMEX points ($1,600 or so) and $475 sitting in my Chase account (Freedom and Sapphire together like Voltron :wow: )

Soon as a good airline transfer rolls along I'm OUT!

A 2 week all expense paid trip to Japan >>>>>>>>>>>>>> Nintendo NX
 
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