Sentences with phrase «+ annual fee cards»

Soon enough, there were a half dozen $ 400 + annual fee cards floating around and a lot of very tired girls in bikinis.

Not exact matches

Generally, it is recommended that if you spend at least $ 24,000 + per year with your credit card, the FlexPerks Travel rewards card is the better card between the two (U.S. Bank grants a 3,500 FlexPoints bonus at this level that can cover the annual fee).

The main headline on the U.S. bank Perks + Visa ® Card is its $ 0 annual fee along with other low cost charges.

Since both the Chase Freedom ® and U.S. Bank Cash + ™ Visa Signature ® Card have no annual fee, a valid strategy involves applying for both.

Regarding hotel credit cards that offer a free night annually, the actual cost of the hotel room ($ 100 +) is usually more expensive than the annual fee.

Unless you consistently shop 30 + times within a billing cycle (which can vary between 25 and 31 days) using The Amex EveryDay ® Preferred Credit Card from American Express, the no - annual - fee version is the better deal.

Since the annual fee for the Expedia + card is $ 0, you don't have to spend anything to cover the annual fee.

The Select + American Express card is the no annual fee option in the FlexPerks lineup.

If you spend at least $ 10,000 annually on your credit card (average $ 833 / month), you will earn a bonus 5,000 Expedia + rewards bonus points, which can have a value of up to $ 70, thus covering most of the annual fee.

While the Expedia + Voyager Card charges users a $ 95 annual fee, some of its other benefits — such as the annual $ 100 airline credit, and anniversary bonus — more than make up for this charge.

The Expedia ® + Card from Citi is the «no annual fee» version of the Voyager Card.

The Expedia ® + Voyager Card is a much better version of the «no annual fee» Expedia ® + Card.

We estimate as a general guideline that if you're spending at least $ 10,000 annually on your card, the Expedia ® + Voyager Card will provide a 5,000 point anniversary bonus which offsets a majority of the annual card, the Expedia ® + Voyager Card will provide a 5,000 point anniversary bonus which offsets a majority of the annual Card will provide a 5,000 point anniversary bonus which offsets a majority of the annual fee.

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just looking for a good travel rewards cards with perks like insurance (especially if there's a $ 100 + annual fee).

As already mentioned, the Expedia + card has no annual fee and the Expedia + Voyager card costs $ 95.

The Expedia + Voyager card carries an annual fee of $ 95.

Like the Expedia + card, Neither the Discover it Miles nor the Venture Rewards card have an annual fee.

Since the Expedia + card doesn't have an annual fee, it could still make sense to get if you only have an occasional Expedia booking, but it would be best to put the majority of your regular everyday spending on a different credit card that will earn more.

The Expedia + Voyager card comes with several additional benefits not offered by the basic, no annual fee card.

If I can make as controversial a claim as is supported by the evidence, even the American Express Delta Platinum credit card, with its $ 195 annual fee and companion ticket awarded on each account anniversary, only makes sense (compared to redeeming Arrival + miles) if you can consistently redeem the companion ticket for flights costing more than $ 672 — the value of the Arrival + miles you could manufacture with the same $ 195 in disposable income — or if you can use the Medallion Qualifying Miles earned with the card to achieve Platinum or Diamond Medallion status.

While I can easily justify paying $ 65 to help me with my elite status with SPG or $ 75 to get a free Category 1 - 4 night each year with Hyatt, it's a lot more difficult to stomach a $ 450 + annual fee for any Amex Platinum Card.

Citi offers two versions of their Expedia cards, the no annual fee Expedia + card and the $ 95 annual fee Expedia + Voyager card.

Since the annual fee for the Expedia + card is $ 0, you don't have to spend anything to cover the annual fee.

The Expedia + card is a decent option for someone looking for a simple, no annual fee travel rewards card.

When my first annual fee is due, I'll ask for a product change to the lucrative, no - fee US Bank Cash + card.

The U.S. Bank FlexPerks Select + card doesn't offer the most rewards for your spending, but it has no annual fee and solid redemption options.

It's not a bad choice for converting an existing Arrival + card to when the second year annual fee hits — you can continue to carry your existing Arrival points, which are still redeemable at 1 cent apiece for travel credits and still get the 10 % rebate.

As I mentioned last month in my post on product changes, I recently changed one of my two US Bank Flexperks Travel Rewards cards into a US Bank Cash + card (apply in - branch only, or ask for a product change), which has no annual fee and offers 5 % cash back on up to $ 2,000 in spending per quarter in two categories of your choosing (and 2 % cash back in your choice of gas stations, grocery stores, or drug stores).

Of course, Amex could have just lowered the annual fee to $ 95, which would have matched similar cards such as the Sapphire Preferred or Barclay Arrival +.

The FlexPerks Select + card isn't the most valuable out there, but it does offer decent redemption value for a card that doesn't have an annual fee.

If you don't mind the $ 95 annual fee and you are able to use the card 30 + times each month, the Amex Everyday Preferred card may be your best bet — with its 50 percent bonus, you can earn up to 4.5 percent back on your first $ 6,000 in grocery purchases and 3 percent back on gas purchases.

With 5 percent back on rotating bonus categories, the U.S. Bank Cash + Visa Signature card offers a decent value for no annual fee, but card owners will have to do a lot of maintenance to get the most out of their rewards.

The Barclays Arrival ® Premier World Elite Mastercard ® is another addition to the «hybrid» premium travel credit cards that offer additional travel benefits like airport lounge access and Global Entry clearance without the $ 450 + annual fees of a full - service premium travel credit card.

Recent reports indicate that while Barclays is still willing to waive the annual fee on some of their other cards, you're more likely to be offered a downgrade to the regular Arrival rather than an annual fee waiver on the Arrival +.

The Arrival + still comes with its $ 89 annual fee waived for the first year, so there's no reason not to hang onto the card for a full year.

But times, they are a changin», and Barclays has definitely tightened up on annual fee waivers, especially when it comes to the Arrival + card.

In Canada, the standard seems to be closer to the value of 2.5 x annual fees for the gold / infinite level cards ($ 90 — $ 120 annual fees), and closer to 1x the annual fees for the very expensive platinum level cards ($ 400 + annual fees).

In addition, those with the Expedia + Card will have no annual fee, and will be able to attain Expedia + gold status at a faster rate.

Since some other cards with true Chip + PIN — like the J.P. Morgan Palladium card from Chase — are only offered to customers with a large balance in excess of $ 250K and for a high annual fee, this seems reasonable at only $ 175 a year for anyone with a decent credit score.

I wouldn't even mind if they marketed it as a premium card for a $ 200 + annual fee if they could include everything I noted above, plus a nice sign - up bonus of course.

Typically, premium cards come with $ 400 + annual fees but are loaded with benefits like lounge access.

The one «discount» travel card that will reimburse the application fee is the Expedia + Voyager ($ 95 annual fee) and it counts against your $ 100 annual travel credit.

Since the annual fee can be offset so easily for this card I think it'd be worth getting for whenever the time arises to stay at a VIP + hotel.

And if you just added one more card like a Green Card (with annual fee also waived the first year), you could have 150K + Membership Rewards, enough to get two people roundtrip business class to Jacard like a Green Card (with annual fee also waived the first year), you could have 150K + Membership Rewards, enough to get two people roundtrip business class to JaCard (with annual fee also waived the first year), you could have 150K + Membership Rewards, enough to get two people roundtrip business class to Japan.

The MERRILL + ® Visa Signature ® Card is a solid travel card give its potential for up to $ 1,000 in value and no annual Card is a solid travel card give its potential for up to $ 1,000 in value and no annual card give its potential for up to $ 1,000 in value and no annual fee.

The point is that the Sapphire Reserve offers some of the best value for a rewards credit card and comes with a $ 450 annual fee, so the fact that the Expedia + Voyager card, with essentially no annual fee, could even compete with the earning rate on the Reserve should (in certain scenarios) should be taken into consideration.

If you have $ 50,000 + on deposit but have trouble redeeming the airline incidental credit, you can consider downgrading to the no annual fee version of this card when your annual fee comes due.

It is fairly easy to find a credit card with a $ 400 + signup bonus either with no annual fee or the first year's annual fee waived.

If you dine out a bit but less than $ 400 / month and don't travel much, or if you already have the Citi Costco Visa card, consider any number of other cards that just have a large signup bonus ($ 400 +) and cancel those cards later if they have annual fees you don't want to pay.