Credit Card Points Abbreviations/Acronyms
5/24: The Chase 5/24 Rule
AA: American Airlines
AAoA: Average age of Accounts
AF: Annual Fee
AGC: American Express Gift Card
AMEX: American Express
AMEX Plat: American Express Platinum Card
AU: Authorized User
BA: British Airways
BCP: Blue Cash Preferred (an American Express card)
BOA: Bank of America
Cap 1: Capital One
CB: Credit Bureau. The 3 major ones are Experian, Equifax, and TransUnion.
CFF: Chase Freedom Flex
CFU: Chase Freedom Unlimited
CIC (sometimes "CIBC"): Chase Ink Cash
CIP: Chase Ink Preferred
CIU: (sometimes "CIBU") Chase Ink Unlimited
CK: Credit Karma (CreditKarma.com)
CL: Credit Limit
CPP: Cents per Point. Value on much you’re getting on your points. The formula of this is CASH PRICE / TOTAL POINTS NEEDED X 100 = cents per point (CPP)
CSR: Chase Sapphire Reserve
CSP: Chase Sapphire Preferred
CSR: Customer Service Representative (also Chase Sapphire Reserve)
DL: Delta
DP: Data Point. Example - I have a DP on how many business cards you can get with Chase.
F: Full-fare first-class ticket
FF: Frequent Flyer miles
FTF: Foreign Transaction Fees
GC: Gift Card
GE: Global Entry
HH: Hilton Honors Reward Program.
HUCA: Hang up call again. Example - I tried calling AMEX to do a reconsideration call to help waive the annual fee on my Amex Platinum card. I didn’t get any offers on my first try so I’ll HUCA.
IHG: Intercontinental Hotel Group
J: Full-fare business-class ticket
MSR: Minimum Spend Requirement
MR: American Express’ Membership Rewards Program
P1: Player 1
P2: Player 2
PC: Product Change. Example - I want to PC into a card that doesn’t have an annual fee.
Recon: A reconsideration call where you attempt to overturn a credit card denial.
SM: Secure message. Typically the most convenient way to contact a bank.
SUB: Sign Up Bonus
SWA: Southwest Airlines
T&C: Terms and Conditions
TYP: Citi’s Thank You Points Program
UA: United Airlines
UR: Chase’s Ultimate Reward Program/Points
VGC: Visa Gift Card
WOH: World of Hyatt
YMMV: Your Miles May Vary. This means that you not the results may be different for people. For example, I called the reconsideration line for my AMEX Business Platinum card and got an offer of 55,000 points after $3000 spend to keep the card the following year. You can try doing this but your offer could be “YMMV”