Search results for query: Infinia benefits

Yes. Too much discussion on that topic already. And I agree that benefits far outweigh the costs

Just to clear things, iShop portal was bonus for TB card holders who have taken the card before iShop launched. So got bonus and enjoy. But the real benefit lies on Travel related spends if you have capping on Infinia.

Nothing wrong with the post:) Just call customer care Usually before upgrading we have to consume all the benefits of old variants as the banks are always tricky to make the rewards unclaimed

I have been chasing INFINIA after getting to know the benefits from this forum starting 26th Sept Sept :- Started the discussion with RM on 26th Sept and she asked me to close the my 10 yr old Millenia card to apply the Infinia. 1st week Oct :- After 10 days she reverted that that sir card...

Hey everyone! I wanted to share my journey of upgrading my credit card and let me tell you—it wasn't easy! I've been in current profession for over 10 years, but until May 2024, credit card rewards, points, and perks were just not on my radar. I was swiping my card without a second thought...

Hi , So the renewal benefits for infinia is that they give 12,500 points on paying annual fees, so is this limited only for 2-3 yrs or is it lifetime ( everytime i pay annual fees I can get those points ?)

I would like to find a card to maximise returns where I have around 5-6 lakhs of spends annually in the following categories: advanced tax jewellery retail spends online spends forex spends These are spends where I am not getting any accelerated rewards and not able to use Amex or Amazon Pay...

For now Yes but again we need to see how it goes. Infinia had no charges for vouchers earlier. One of 2 things may happen - either benefits would be enhanced on Infinia OR HDFC would launch something like Reserve (chances are less) but in likelihood they won't take it lying. Competition is good...

this is for after upgrading to infiniti account , process and eligibulity to infinia card , they shared me a small booklet of infiniti account benefits and details

Good infinia, infinia metal, infinia reserve, 3 variant different names nearly same benefits and yes infinia word with it's capped offers. Nothing extra ordinary but still worth to go from infinia metal to reserve just for capping increase per year and month.

Thanks for the info, But spending 5Lac is a task, as having multiple cards with different benefits! let's see..

Problem with dcbm is acceptability and no renewal benefit. I am not far from Infinia spends criteria and my RG CL is also 14lac+, so don't want to settle for dcbm. If they denied again than will see ..

No. Infinia doesn't have any milestone benefits

Hello Any way to use reward points from infinia or magnus to do an airtel prepaid recharge? Or use SmartBuy or edge rewards to do the recharge? Or buy a voucher to do the recharge? Or any other way to benefit better than using amazon pay balance for recharge?

Sir it's a unconditional LTF or any catch? I really don't know much about such terms.

With Infinia on visa infinite you can get 500 Rs off on movie ticket and snacks

Main issue with DCB is it's online acceptance on smaller websites is extremely poor. Offline acceptance is generally not an issue based on my experience. There is also another benefit of DCB Metal - there is NO fuel surcharge, whereas Infinia gives back only 1% of the total surcharge which may...

I was talking about the combination of EPM+DCB versus EPM+Infinia, not about the individual cards alone. For all the points above that one can face difficulty with respect to acceptability or lesser reward rates on DCB than Infinia, the issue is entirely solved by having EPM as backup to the DCB!

rightly said, people seldom empathise and try to force-fit one fit all scheme.

@Infinia , Few cards you already have, For few others, you have to search, like @king of the kings , thread/words might help you. Spend/usage based suggesion may be different from only getting Premium Cards keeping Good sum of money with bank. As it's not your money, but your DAD's. What I can...