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Limited Time: Extra Cheap Way to Meet Minimum Spending With Mastercard

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    Via Points With a Crew, Plastiq is having a promotion for folks who want to pay their mortgage with a credit card!

    When you schedule at least 3 mortgage payments, you’ll pay a reduced credit card fee of 1.5% with a MasterCard.  So if you need to meet minimum spending requirements on a new credit card to earn the sign-up bonus, this is a great way to do it!

    Complete Minimum Spending Requirements and Earn Bonus Points by Paying Your Mortgage With a Credit Card!

    Reduced Fees for Paying Mortgage With Plastiq

    Link:   Sign-Up for Plastiq

    Link:   Plastiq MasterCard Promotion

    Through December 31, 2017, at 11:59 pm Eastern Time, Plastiq has lowered their fee for paying your mortgage with a credit card!  You’ll be charged only a 1.5% fee (instead of the usual 2.5% fee).

    To qualify for the lower fee, you must:

    You should see a notification on the payment review screen indicating that you are eligible for this promotion.

    Using this deal is a great way to meet minimum spending on cards like the Barclaycard Lufthansa Miles & More Card, Chase IHG, or Citi Prestige.  Or you can negate the fee altogether with cards like the Citi® Double Cash Card, which earns 1% cash back on purchases, and another 1% cash back after you pay your bill!

    Bottom Line

    Through December 31, 2017, Plastiq is lowering their fees on MasterCard mortgage payments.  To get the lower rate, you’ll need to schedule 3 or more payments before January 1, 2018.

    Will you take advantage of the limited-time Plastiq promotion?

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