Sentences with phrase «annual fee you mentioned»

If you're contemplating the Gold Delta SkyMiles card from American Express or the United MileagePlus Explorer card from Chase, both of which charge the $ 95 annual fee you mentioned, you'll get one mile per dollar spent, which for you will amount to about 9,000 miles per year ($ 750 / month x 12 months = $ 9,000 or 9,000 miles).

Not exact matches

It's not mentioned here, but there is no annual fee and you get 3 % back on groceries (up to $ 6000 in purchases per year) plus unlimited 2 % on gas and department stores plus 1 % on everything else.

The cost includes $ 17.4 M of commission paid to underwriters and $ 4.3 M in consulting fees, not to mention the annual fee charged by NASDAQ which amounts to $ 1.61 - 1.76 M a year, compared with the $ 308.4 M in fresh fund it raised from its IPO.

I mentioned the annual fee in my last BookBaby post, but it's good that you raised it again.

As mentioned already, the card has no annual fee.

When the representative mentions the annual fee, find out if they would be willing to waive the fee for the first year.

So if you wish to close a credit card just because it holds a high APR or an annual fee, try to first request a lower interest rate or ask the credit issuer to waive the fees (as mentioned earlier).

Keep in mind, many companies will not mention the annual fee even if the fee begins the second year.

The annual fees of this card is $ 59 which is comparatively same as compared to the other cards, and the best thing is that as mentioned above the annual fee of this card for the first year is waived - off.

(4th if you count annual fees as mentioned by @eclipse.)

You might be offered load funds with lower annual fees compared to similar no - load ones, that may thus be less expensive in the long run, but if you search the offerings from the 3 fund companies I mentioned before, you will find no - load funds with small fees that will beat any load fund.

None of the above mentioned cards charge an annual fee.

In addition to perks already mentioned, you get hotel perks and up to $ 200 in annual statement credit to cover airline incidental fees like checked bags, in - flight food, and flight changes (when you enroll and select a qualifying airline).

The more you can mention that you've already paid for other things (and are aware of it) the more likely it is you'll have your annual credit card fee waived.

As we already mentioned this card has no annual fee.

I managed to get about $ 200 back by negotiating an annual fee waiver, and you can do the same as long as you follow the tips mentioned above.

But as mentioned, after the first year, the annual fee for the Gold card is $ 125 (which works out to just over $ 10 a month) while the Premier Rewards Gold card will ring up $ 175.

But I also want to mention that even though an FIA doesn't typically charge an annual management fee, it will likely charge a surrender charge during the early years of the policy.

I do not consider all annuities a good option, just low cost annuities like the one I mentioned at an annual fee of just $ 240.

As I mentioned quite frequent here I am a credit card person, but I usually only get cards without annual membership fees because I don't really see any extra benefits from those cards to justify the cost -LSB-...]

I find it interesting that you mention Santander Bravo 3 % Cash Back, $ 49 Annual Fee, Limit Of $ 5,000 Per Quarter for another individual category but not gas.

As we mentioned, the $ 95 annual fee virtually pays for itself even if you travel Delta round - trip just once a year with one other person and plan to check your baggage.

Here's a simplified example: barring fees and other ancillary expenses, say your average tuition is the annual $ 9,410 we mentioned above.

The problem I see with our approach is somewhat related to the annual fee issue you mention.

As mentioned above, we built a calculator that allows users to get an estimate for the value of a card — accounting for bonuses and annual fees.

At least make sure you have a few credit cards, and as mentioned above, choose cards which don't have an annual fee (you can find some here).

As mentioned previously, the Discover ® it Miles card has no annual fee and an introductory APR for new purchases of 0 %.

Basically same as the travel rewards card mentioned above, card does come with a $ 95 annual fee but this is offset by the generous $ 100 travel credit.

As mentioned, this card has no annual fee.

This card does have a $ 195 annual fee ($ 0 intro annual fee for the 1st year), but comes with more perks than the cards we've mentioned above.

You forgot to mention Scotiabank Mastercard which also has no foreign transaction fee and has no annual fee, but gives back only 1/2 percent cash back.

If you do not bank at TD, then you are paying the annual fee ($ 120 as you mentioned).

If you'll use most of the benefits mentioned above, we think it is definitely worth carrying this card in your wallet even with the high annual fee.

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

This is good, but not great when you weigh the annual fee against the two options I mentioned above.

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).

As we mentioned earlier in the review, the Citi Prestige Card is another option, albeit one with a $ 450 annual fee.

If you are a frequent guest of Hilton hotels and can't stomach a card with an annual fee, the American Express Hilton Honors card is probably the best Hilton card you can get — not to mention, one of the best no - annual - fee cards, period — thanks to its 5 percent bonus rate on gas, U.S. grocery store and restaurant purchases.

As mentioned above, the Hilton Honors card automatically elevates you to silver elite status, which comes with bonified hotel perks, including a fifth night free with every consecutive stay of five nights or more — not a bad deal for a no - annual - fee card.

As we mentioned, the $ 95 annual fee virtually pays for itself even if you travel Delta round - trip just once a year with one other person and plan to check your baggage.

This annual fee is a bummer but as mentioned, the math could still work in your favor depending on that transactions earn miles.

We've already mentioned that the United TravelBank card has a $ 0 annual fee and no foreign transaction fee.

As mentioned earlier, the no - annual fee Chase Freedom, Chase Ink Plus, and Chase Freedom Unlimited cards can also earn you Ultimate Rewards points, but you'll need one of the above cards to transfer the points to partners or get the best value when booking travel through the Ultimate Rewards website.

As mentioned earlier, the Venture card has a $ 59 annual fee, with an intro fee of $ 0 for the first year.

Finally, the Amtrak Credit card comes with a decent signup bonus, but it's worth mentioning that it also has NO ANNUAL FEE.

One reader mentioned he can renew this card with an annual fee of only $ 79 because he already has a lifetime United Club membership and wanted to know if he should keep it.

As mentioned, they do NOT waive the annual fee in the first year.

I'll just mention one perk here that will more than take care of that hefty annual fee...

I called US Bank and expressed my dissatisfaction and mentioned that the annual fee I paid is for the bonus award night benefit and not the new benefit.

Along with the added benefits and the increased $ 550 annual fee on the Amex Platinum card, there» another added perk that I didn't mention on the original post.