Sentences with phrase «annual fees for the first year as»

Many — maybe even the majority — of rewards cards waive annual fees for the first year as an incentive to sign up.

And that's not all: you'll pay no annual fee for your first year as a cardmember.

Some cards even waive the annual fee for the first year as a sign - up incentive.

Some cards will waive an annual fee for the first year as a means of getting you hooked.

Not exact matches

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.

As of February 2017, these cards were charging a $ 125 annual fee in the first year for a minimum credit line of $ 500 — 25 % of the credit limit, the legal maximum.

For as little value as there is in the Spirit Airlines credit card, the offer is made all the worse by the $ 59 annual fee (waived the first year).

As an additional bonus, some cards also waive the annual fee for the first year.

It has a slightly higher annual fee ($ 89) but it also comes with an extra 20,000 miles as a sign up bonus so in the end it comes out ahead - at least for the first 5 - 6 years.

The Chase Sapphire Preferred ® comes with a $ 95 annual fee, but this is waived for the first year as an introductory offer, allowing you to explore the great benefits of a Chase travel rewards credit card without an upfront fee.

The downside of this option is that the cards that allow you to make these transfers come with annual fees, such as the Chase Sapphire Preferred ® Card which has a $ 95 ongoing annual fee which is waived for the first year.

The Starwood Preferred Guest ® Credit Card from American Express is one of the best as far as hotel and travel rewards credit cards go, and easily makes up for its $ 95 annual fee (waived for the first year).

Although the card's annual fee of $ 450 is not waived for the first year, you can enjoy all the benefits, such as free lounge access and concierge service, essentially for free because the value of card's 40,000 points bonus more than offsets the cost.

There is a $ 95 annual fee, but it is waived as an introductory offer for the first year.

From what I've seen, the Citi ThankYou Premier Card is pretty generous about providing you with bonus points, points for purchases as well as miles, and additional benefits, but as with other travel cards, it comes with a bit of a cost (annual fee) that is waived for the first year.

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.

Unlike some credit cards for people with bad credit, this card might come with an annual fee, which could be as high as $ 75 for the first year and $ 99 thereafter.

As for the pricing details, there is an annual fee of $ 95 with the Gold Delta SkyMiles Card, but the first year with the card is free of charge.

A lot of cards offer 1 % cash back, and some offer as much as 2 %, although there is usually a catch like an annual fee (often waived for the first year).

Furthermore, this card comes at a great value, as its S$ 192.6 annual fee is automatically waived for the first 2 years and waived in subsequent years as long as you spend at least S$ 10,000 annually, a highly achievable target for the average consumer.

Like the DBS Altitude, it's very easy to avoid paying an annual fee for the HSBC Revolution as not only are the first two years» annual fee waived, as long as you spend S$ 12,500 on the card annually, you can continue to have that fee waived in the following years.

Though it does charge an annual fee of S$ 160.5, you can get this waived quite easily, as the first 2 years are waived and subsequent years are waived for those who maintain an annual expenditure of S$ 12,500 on the card.

Aditionally, The Travel Rewards Visa Signature card is also meant for individuals with higher spending habits and as a result comes with better signing bonuses and an annual fee of $ 49 (waived first year).

As a sweetener, the card comes with a $ 0 annual fee for the first year.

While the Wells Fargo Business Elite Card ® technically has no annual fee, there is a rewards program fee of $ 75 (waived for the first year) if you want to use this card as either a cash back or points card.

-- Discounts on Delta and Song ® flights for as few as 3,000 SkyPoints1 — Get up to 2,500 SkyPoints with your first purchase — Always Double SkyPoints TM on everyday purchases — One SkyPoint for every other eligible dollar spent — No Annual Fee for the first year — a $ 49 savings

Just would like to sum up with this question to your fellow editor about a curious number (pardon the pun): Under the «NO foreign transaction fee» Marriott Rewards Premier Visa section recommending it, it reads «Out of the three cards, this is the only one that's seriously worth considering for everyday use» despite it being «one of only two» cards listed side by side that have «annual fees» after the first year (with Barb's choice the second one that loves charging 2.5 % «foreign transaction fees» upfront / from the start on all foreign transactions rebating «afterwards» as «reward points» statement all of them «except on returns and cash advances» where the fees remain); however this article shows «more than three cards» (though granted the Amazon.ca Visa is unavailable now for the new applicant plus the missing Mogo Visa is a prepaid one and whereas this year's (2017) new $ 149 annual fee HSBC Premier World Elite MC is exclusively for their premier clients only) so which «three cards» in that statement there would we talking about here?

Although the card's annual fee of $ 450 is not waived for the first year, you can enjoy all the benefits, such as free lounge access and concierge service, essentially for free because the value of card's 40,000 points bonus more than offsets the cost.

Unlike the HHonors Signature Visa, those cards charge an annual fee after the first year of $ 75 to $ 95, but the free nights generally pay for the fee as long as you use them.

You might also consider more general travel rewards cards such as the Capital One Venture Rewards card (free the first year, then $ 59 a year) or the Barclaycard Arrival card ($ 89 annual fee, waived the first year), where the rewards are pegged to the cost of the hotel room and can also be redeemed for plane tickets, rental cars and other travel expenses.

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We would recommend Brenda opt for the AmEx given its waived first year annual fee in order to minimize the cost of the trip, but Frontier's card offers tremendous value for its $ 69 annual fee in this case, should she prefer to keep open the AmEx as a possibility to help fund future adventures.

These fee credits go a long way toward offsetting the steep $ 450 annual fee that comes with the Amex Platinum, especially since the fee credits are on a calendar year basis, meaning it's possible for most people to capture some or all of the $ 200 credit twice per card during their first year as a cardholder.

The annual fee for this elite rewards card is $ 0 for the first year as an introductory offer, allowing you to experience the great benefits this card offers first - hand before determining if it is worth keeping long - term.

While both cards offer travel - friendly features, such as no foreign transaction fees and chip - enabled technology, and they charge the same annual fee (both waived for the first year).

In fact, some consumers can be misled, as many credit cards will waive the annual fee for the first year of your new credit card, but charge the fee for each year after that.

Although the card's annual fee of $ 450 is not waived for the first year, you can enjoy all the benefits, such as free lounge access and concierge service.

Sometimes, an offer with a sign - up bonus for 70K rolls around with the annual fee waived the first year but this card is still valuable with the $ 85 annual fee as the annual free night could more than make - up for it.

Another benefit I love is that cardholders get an extra free night on their anniversary date of being a cardholder, as long as the account is in good standing, and they pay the annual fee of $ 75 (waived for the first year).

As the $ 95 annual fee is waived for the first year, the $ 625 value of the maximized sign - up bonus will pay the annual fee for 7 years (1st year is free).

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

There is a $ 95 annual fee, but it is waived as an introductory offer for the first year.

This card has an annual fee of $ 75 (not waived for the first year), but offers gold status with Hilton HHonors rewards program as long as you are a card member.

The card waives the annual fee of $ 59 for the first year and offers preferred boarding as one of its benefits.

Since the annual fee is waived the first year and you receive 30,000 ThankYou points as a sign - up bonus, it's an all around good card for a traveler.

With the Amex card, for example, the first $ 195 of rewards you earn in a year are essentially returned to the card company as the annual fee.

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As you can see, the Preferred card ended its limited - time annual fee promotion, which offered the first year of card membership for free.

50,000 United miles is a nice chunk of miles, though if I were only after miles I would opt for the MileagePlus Explorer Card which sometimes offers as much as 70,000 miles as a sign - up bonus and comes with a $ 95 annual fee that is often waived the first year.

Since the annual fee on many of these cards is waived for the first year, this costs you as little as $ 0!