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Is Citi Double Cash worth it?

Not credit advice. Facts and math from issuer pages and the CFPB, each with its date. Offers change; approval depends on your credit. Verify on the issuer's site.

This is math, not a recommendation: it compares Citi Double Cash's published rewards and fee against a $0-annual-fee 2% flat-rate card (Wells Fargo Active Cash, sourced) at three spending levels.

• Light spender ($11,520/yr)Citi Double Cash $230 vs $0-fee 2% flat card $230 → difference $0
• Typical spender ($23,040/yr)Citi Double Cash $461 vs $0-fee 2% flat card $461 → difference $0
• Heavy spender ($46,080/yr)Citi Double Cash $922 vs $0-fee 2% flat card $922 → difference $0

What this leaves out

• Statement credits, lounge access, insurance and other perks (value depends on use).
• Rotating/portal-only rates.
• Interest: carrying a balance at 18.49%–28.74% variable outweighs rewards.

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FAQ

Is Citi Double Cash worth the annual fee?

It depends on spending; the table shows net value after the fee at three spending levels versus a $0-fee 2% card.

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