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Echoing statements recently made by a Citi executive, Jaffrey explained that paying for assets tokenized on a blockchain with traditional fiat currency ran the risk of reintroducing the same security vulnerabilities of the centralized model.

-LSB-...] now the Citi Executive American Airlines card is offering 75,000 bonus miles after spending $ 7,500 in the first three -LSB-...]

As with other premium cards such as the AMEX Platinum and the Citi Executive AAdvantage, the high annual fee, either $ 450 (or $ 350 with the in - branch offer) is high, and is not waived the first year.

When using my Citi Executive AACard in an American lounge, I naturally have never had to pay a fee

↑ 100K with $ 10K American AAdvantage members could earn up to 100,000 miles when getting the Citi Executive / AAdvantage World Elite MasterCard.

Last month, I wrapped up the combined $ 20,000 spending requirement on two Citi Executive AAdvantage cards; $ 20,000 across two Alaska Visa Signature cards; $ 3,000 on my dad's Barclay Arrival Plus; and a self - imposed spending requirement of $ 9,000 on the SPG American Express Business card.

The Citi Prestige ® Card competes at the top of the market with other high annual fee / high benefit cards like the American Express Platinum and Citi Executive American Airlines Card.

Last year, I got approved for two of the Citi Executive AA cards when they rolled out the 100,000 sign - up offer after waiting 65 days between applications.

I called the same number he did — 800-962-7070 and the agent said once I made Citi Executive my primary card it should update within 24 hours.

I opened an American Airlines Citi Executive card when it had a 100,000 point sign - up bonus for the LA - London flights and used the Chase British Airways sign - up bonus for the Aer Lingus flight from Dublin - San Francisco (Aer Lingus is a partner of British Airways).

I have two credit cards in my stash — Citi Executive Credit card and the Citi Prestige credit card that both waive off $ 100 fees for Global Entry (includes TSA - precheck).

Citi Executive AAdvantage World Elite MasterCard: Cancel — I got this card with a 60,000 - mile sign - up bonus and have enjoyed the American Admirals Club access it gives me (especially since that benefit of the Amex Platinum cards will be discontinued March 22), and the ability to earn 10,000 elite - qualifying miles by spending $ 40,000 in a calendar year, but I'm going to cancel it and open up a new on in order to get in on the current 100,000 mile offer.

A 100K Citi Executive AAdvantage Card is being offered, even better than the 75K Citi Executive AAdvantage Card offer I posted about a few days ago, if you can manage the increased spend: $ 10,000 over the first 3 months, instead of $ 7500.

With several new lucrative offers out there like the 100,000 - mile Citi Executive AAdvantage World Mastercard, the newly launched 40,000 points offer on The Platinum Card from American Express, the just - launched Barclaycard Hawaiian Airlines World Elite Mastercard, there are some interesting cards on the market at the moment, which got me thinking about my own wallet.

Reasonable cost or repairs or the cash value of the rental car, whichever is less, up to $ 100,000, if a rental car paid for in full with your Citi Executive AAdvantage card is damaged by an accident while a covered person is driving, damaged by a natural disaster or vandalism or stolen.

A lot of readers have applied for the 100,000 - mile bonus on the Citi Executive AAdvantage card since it appeared a couple months ago and are now thinking of ways to meet the minimum spending requirement of $ 10,000 in 3 months.

In my own recent round of applications, I was approved for four cards — the Citi Executive AAdvantage Mastercard (100,000 miles — $ 10,000 in 3 months), the Chase Ink Plus (60,000 points — $ 5,000 in 3 months), the Barclaycard Arrival (40,000 miles — $ 3,000 in 3 months) and the Alaska Airlines Visa Signature (40,000 miles — $ 10,000 in 6 months).

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Let's catch up on the news items this week: 75,000 American Airlines Miles Via View from the Wing, the Citi Executive / AAdvantage World Elite MasterCard is suddenly offering a seemingly targetted 75,000 American Airlines miles plus $ 100 statement credit after spending $ 7,500 within 3 months.

Via View from the Wing, the Citi Executive / AAdvantage World Elite MasterCard is suddenly offering a seemingly targetted 75,000 American Airlines miles plus $ 100 statement credit after spending $ 7,500 within 3 months.

I don't normally blog about my credit card bonuses posting, but a couple things about my experience with the new Citi Executive AAdvantage 100,000 - mile bonus Mastercard seemed worth sharing.First,... [Read more...] about Citi AAdvantage 100,000 - Mile Bonuses Posting

Total fee 3 %; no transaction fees for the Citi Executive AAdvantage World Elite MasterCard, the ThankYou Premier card, the ThankYou Prestige card, and the Citi Hilton HHonors Reserve Card.

I think this is a great added benefit for existing Citi Prestige cardholders, but I think that if you're looking for a card that has American Airlines lounge access, the Citi Executive American Airlines card has a better signup bonus and similar first year cost.

The card has a $ 450 fee, which is the same as the Citi Executive card.

Open to: Holders of Citi Executive AAdvantage card.

Open to holders of Citi Executive AAdvantage card who are traveling on American.

(As far as I know, there have been only three other cards that have offered 100,000 points or miles to the general public: Capital One Venture, Chase British Airways and Citi Executive AAdvantage.)

Like many of you, I recently applied for the Citi Executive / AAdvantage World Elite MasterCard, which is still offering 100,000 bonus miles after spending $ 10,000 in 3 months.

Citi Issuer fee 2 %; No transaction fees for the Citi Executive AAdvantage World Elite MasterCard, the ThankYou Premier card and the ThankYou Prestige card, and the Citi Hilton HHonors Reserve Card.

Lastly, if you have US Airways club membership or Admirals Club membership (including through the Citi Executive Mastercard), you now get reciprocal club access to the other airline's club.

Citi is currently offering a great deal on the Citi Executive ® / AAdvantage ® World Elite ™ MasterCard ®, which comes with an Admirals Club membership and 100,000 American AAdvantage miles when you spend $ 10,000 in the first three months.

My wife and I are currently trying to get the minimum spending requirements for the Citi Executive and its pretty tough.

Open to: Holders of Citi Executive AAdvantage card (traveling on American) and to holders of credit cards that come with Priority Pass or Lounge Club memberships, such as American Express Platinum, Chase Ink Bold, Chase Ritz - Carlton Rewards and super-elite cards such as American Express Centurion, Visa Black, JPMorgan Palladium.

Even though I've started flying American Airlines, I never considered getting the Citi Executive AAdvantage Mastercard because of its $ 450 fee, most of it going toward Admirals Club access which I had with the American Express Platinum Card.

Open to: Holders of Citi Executive AAdvantage card, as well as holders of credit cards that come with Priority Pass or Lounge Club memberships, such as American Express Platinum, Chase Ink Bold, Chase Ritz - Carlton Rewards and super-elite cards such as American Express Centurion, Visa Black, JPMorgan Palladium and Citi Chairman cards.

One drawback of the Citi Executive Mastercard is that it doesn't include my favorite benefit of the regular Citi AAdvantage cards — the 10 % return on miles redeemed (up to 10,000 miles back per year).

On the airline lounge front, members of the American's Admirals Club and the US Airways Club will have access to the other lounge and American AAdvantage Citi Executive cardholders will gain access to US Airways Clubs.

Back in 2014 Citi teamed up with American Airlines to offer a huge 100k mile sign up bonus on the Citi Executive AAdvantage card.

If you're interested in obtaining or maintaining status with American, those options might appeal to you, especially since the Citi Executive doesn't offer the option of elite qualifying dollars.

Accessing the club with a credit card: Admirals Club members (including those with Citi Executive / AAdvantage but not the Citi Prestige) have access to the Board Room when traveling on Alaska or American Airlines.

Not only do you get free access to Admiral Club for your family or up to 2 guests (like with Citi Executive) and not only do you get access to Priority Pass lounges (like with AMEX Platinum), you do get access to Priority Pass lounges for for your family or up to 2 guests.

When Amex lost their relationship with the Admirals Club, I switched to the Citi Executive AAdvantage MasterCard.

Premium credit cards such as the Citi Executive AAdvantage and American Express Platinum cards also give cardholders either club lounge membership or access to select airport lounges.

Tim does have the Citi Executive / AAdvantage Card, so that might make a difference.

In conclusion, I'm not in a rush to apply for the Citi Executive ® / AAdvantage ® World Elite ™ MasterCard ®.

Citi is currently offering a great deal on the Citi Executive ® / AAdvantage ® World Elite ™ MasterCard ®, which comes with an Admirals Club membership and 100,000 American AAdvantage miles when you spend... [Read more...] about Is March 15 the Deadline for 100K American Miles?

While you can discuss Citi credit card reconsideration with a representative through the application inquiry line, reviewers generally report more reconsideration success writing to the Citi Executive Review Department.

Almost simultaneously, Citibank announced that, starting in March, the Citi Executive / AAdvantage World Elite MasterCard «will be the only U.S. credit card offering full membership benefits at the American Airlines Admirals Club airport lounges.»

If you have the Citi Executive / AAdvantage World Elite MasterCard you get free Admirals Club Membership and two guests can join you.

You can get 50,000 bonus AAdvantage miles through Citi AAdvantage Platinum Select MasterCard, 75,000 AAdvantage miles with Citi Executive card and another 50,000 AAdvantage Miles with Citigold Checking account