Good. Reward cards just open a disparate rift between classes.

Middle class people saving 1.5% on retail purchases is not going to ignite a class war. I get like $40-50 a month back, $600 a year isn’t going to change the life of someone that makes a third of what I do.

We’d all be better off without credit card rewards and paying 2-3% less for everything but it is what it is.

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kotaKat 4 hours ago | parent [-]

Must be nice, I’m in the class that gets $0 back a month. $600 would definitely help.

But hey, I forgot HN is overindexed on overinflated big tech salaries while field tech workers get shafted on the low side.

	▲	josephcsible an hour ago \| parent [-]
		You don't need a tech salary to get a rewards card. What's stopping you from getting, e.g., a Wells Fargo Active Cash, Citi Double Cash, or SoFi Unlimited card? They all give 2% cash back on everything. And if you have no or bad credit, there are even debit cards that will give you cash back, e.g., PayPal Debit will give you 5% back on a category of your choice (one of restaurants, apparel, fuel, groceries, or rideshare/transit).