A free, impartial, logic based tool for determining which credit card to apply for. A deterministic rules engine ranks welcome-bonus credit cards by value, based on your real card history and 5/24, li
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The source behind whichcreditcardshouldiget.com, a free tool for
deciding which credit card to apply for: a rules engine (5/24, issuer velocity limits, lifetime and family rules,
the Marriott eligibility matrix, and more) plus the scripts that keep its card catalog and welcome offers current.
Point valuations are from Frequent Miler's Reasonable Redemption Values.
This repository is public so anyone can see how the site works. It isn't licensed for reuse.查看完整 README ↗The source behind whichcreditcardshouldiget.com, a free tool for deciding which credit card to apply for: a rules engine (5/24, issuer velocity limits, lifetime and family rules, the Marriott eligibility matrix, and more) plus the scripts that keep its card catalog and welcome offers current.
Point valuations are from Frequent Miler's Reasonable Redemption Values.
This repository is public so anyone can see how the site works. It isn't licensed for reuse.