Delta Reserve Credit Card

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offers the following features:

• Annual First-Class companion certificate, which can be used for a First-Class or Coach-Class ticket!
• Earn up to 10,000 Medallion(R) Qualification Miles (MQMs) after your first purchase
• Built-in Miles BoostSM - earn up to 30,000 MQMs and 30,000 bonus miles
• Complimentary Crown Room Club(R) access for you and two guests
• Access to American Express(R) Concierge Services
• Pay with Miles - pay for all or part of any Delta flight with your miles

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Editors note: This offer is expired and is no longer available.

American Express is offering Blue Cash, a cash rewards credit card where you earn cash back on everyday purchases. Cash back cards are great since you can earn money back on purchases you would otherwise make anyway.

As with all credit cards, you should be careful to manage your balance and keep from accumulating debt. Having the benefit of a cash back rewards card is great - but not if it comes at the expense of paying a much higher interest rate on a revolving balance.

Blue Cash from American Express offers the following features:

• Earn unlimited cash back Up to 5% cash back at supermarkets, gas stations and drugstores. Up to 1.25% everywhere else
• 0% introductory APR for up to 6 months
• No annual fee
• Balance Transfers Available
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For new readers of my personal finance blog, this is my first inaugural financial status and net worth update. I hope to make this is a monthly tradition to better help me track the condition of my financial health. At the same time, I am keenly aware of the potential awkwardness that comes with financial disclosure involving actual numbers. I know that there is a taboo sensibility when it comes to talking about money and actually revealing personal numbers. However, Money Blue Book is a personal finance blog and my purpose here is to encourage readers to improve their own financial lives by adopting practices that will put them on the right track to financial independence. Perhaps my own experiences and financial progress will inspire calls to action and help voyeuristic readers gain the necessary confidence to learn more about the importance of financial tracking and statistical self assessment. In the future I may discuss more sensitive topics such as my own expenditures concerning church tithing.

As a side note, the reason I am posting this halfway through the month rather than the customary beginning of the month is because of how my income accounting is set up. My income streams tend to get realized and reported at around this time.

My Current Net Worth and Financial Status Update Compared To Last Month

Assets
Balance
$ Change
% Change

Cash
$149,547
$35,164
30.74 %

Stocks
$21,198
-$6,536
-23.57 %

Bonds
$0
$0
-

Retirement (401K, Roth, IRA)
$10,221
-$1,981
-16.24 %

Car and Vehicle Value
$11,945
$0
0.00 %

Real Estate and Home Value
$0
$0
-

Other Real Estate
$0
$0
-

Total Assets:
$192,911
$26,647
16.03 %

Debt and Liabilities
Balance
$ Change
% Change

Credit Cards
$1,500
$1,200
400.00 %

Car Loans
$0
$0
-

Home Mortgage
$0
$0
-

Student Loans
$28,017
-$147
-0.52 %

Total Debt
$29,517
$1,053
3.70 %

Total Net