u/AdLegitimate3368

Travel Card Recommendation

Hi! Looking for a travel credit card since I'm regularly flying up and down California for college, and I also want to start traveling around too once I get my Bachelor's and a decent job next year.

Would getting a travel card right now even be worth it or should I wait towards the future when my income is better? Might be also worth noting that the only bill I pay is $600 a month for rent.

Also looking for general advice for the two credit cards I already own. Should I keep them as is? Upgrade? Recommended category spending if I were to acquire a 3rd card?

Sorry if this is asking too much budget/financial advice alongside lol.

Here's my filled template:
• ⁠Current cards:
Discover it, $3400 limit, April 2023
Chase Freedom Unlimited, $3800 limit, December 2023
• ⁠FICO Score: 793
• ⁠Oldest account age: 3 years, 1 month
• ⁠Chase 5/24 status: 0/24
• ⁠Income: $22000
• ⁠Average monthly spend and categories:
⁠• ⁠dining $100
⁠• ⁠groceries: $180
⁠• ⁠gas: 0 (i take free public transportation)
⁠• ⁠travel: $90
⁠• ⁠other: $50
• ⁠Open to Business Cards: No
• ⁠What's the purpose of your next card?
Travel
• ⁠Do you have any cards you've been looking at?
Any of the Cap1 Venture Cards, open to others
• ⁠Are you OK with category spending or do you want a general spending card?
Ok

Feel free to ask any other questions that might help with giving a rec. Thank you in advance!

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u/AdLegitimate3368 — 3 days ago