Sentences with phrase «annual fee cost»

Many times the bonuses alone cover 2 or 3 years worth of annual fee costs.

The value of these certificates easily exceed the additional annual fee cost that comes with choosing the this level.

I got $ 600 of value out of the Delta offer and, as my Amex annual fees cost me $ 545 across all my cards, it effectively put me in profit for the year... and that was just with one offer

The $ 300 annual travel credit leaves a net annual fee cost of $ 150, $ 55 more than the CSP, but she will get 3x instead of 2x points in addition to the signup bonus.

So the question you have to answer is: are the additional benefits of the Sapphire Reserve worth the $ 55 extra dollars in annual fee cost relative to other Chase cards?

If you do not charge enough for the additional CSR points to cover the additional annual fee cost I would argue you shouldn't get either based on your spending habits.

The annual fee costs 9,500 points in equivalent value.

However, remember that the latter also comes with 6,000 anniversary points each year and that takes out a huge chunk out of the annual fee cost.

That leaves you with an annual fee of $ 500, if you compared this card to a 2 % cash back card with no annual fee you'd need to spend $ 10,000 to recoup the annual fee costs.

If you do, though, you can reap many times the amount of value from its benefits as the annual fee costs you.

Just a few visits to an airport lounge for a quick layover lunch or one delayed flight with your meals and lodging paid for and you will easily be getting more value out of the card than the annual fee cost you.

That's $ 800 more than would be required if your rate stood at 14.24 percent — and that's before any annual fee costs are factored in.

Typically I politely mention that I'm very familiar with all the card benefits and state that while I like the card and earning AMEX Membership Rewards points, the card's annual fee is very steep so I'd appreciate hearing any retention offers or incentives that could mitigate the annual fee cost.

So I usually politely mention that I'm very familiar with all the card benefits (to try to avoid the long spiel extolling the card benefits) and note that while I like the card and earning AMEX Membership Rewards points, the card's annual fee is very steep so I'd appreciate hearing any retention offers or incentives that could mitigate the annual fee cost.

If you don't regularly stay at Marriott or you don't travel often, this card isn't a wise investment, especially considering the $ 85 annual fee it costs to keep it (waived the first year).

If you do, though, you can reap many times the amount of value from its benefits as the annual fee costs you.