Sentences with phrase «category of travel purchases»

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17 out of 40 cards include a bonus category for travel and transportation purchases.

If 50 % of your credit card purchases fall into dining and travel categories, the Barclays Arrival ™ World MasterCard ® is the better long - term deal - otherwise opt for the BankAmericard Travel Rewards ® Creditravel categories, the Barclays Arrival ™ World MasterCard ® is the better long - term deal - otherwise opt for the BankAmericard Travel Rewards ® CrediTravel Rewards ® Credit Card

Most of the business credit cards we review tend to shine in a few select categories — most often on purchases made at office supply stores or travel.

This benefit compares to most other premium travel rewards cards, but this card gives an extended range and applies to purchases made worldwide — and provides a wide variety of options to earn extra points in the specific categories that qualify for this double point bonus.

By contrast, the Ink Business Preferred ℠ Credit Card will give businesses a 3.75 % rewards rate on all travel purchases (for the first $ 150,000 of combined spending in select categories).

You may earn extra rewards for purchases made at a specific retailer, or for purchases within a certain category of consumer goods — like home improvement, travel expenses or office supplies.

Wide range of purchases falling in the «travel» category: not only airfare and hotels stays, but also public transportation, parking, etc;

So long as 73 % of your annual credit card purchases are in the travel or dining categories, you'll benefit more from the Chase Sapphire Preferred ® Card.

Also, a travel rewards card will offer rewards for spending, often including a bonus for purchases from the airline or hotel partner, or for purchases from certain categories of merchants.

The second type of person that the Double Cash makes sense for is someone who has a few other rewards cards that cover popular purchase categories, like groceries, gas and travel, but they're looking for a card for other purchases that otherwise would not earn a bonus.

These cards earn 3X and 2X points per dollar spent, respectively, on travel and dining purchases... which are 2 of the most commonly used categories for those who like to travel.

The purchasing power of the Citi ® Double Cash Credit Card comes through on categories other than gas, restaurants, and travel.

My Discover Platinum for whatever the 5 % bonus is for that quarter (up to the paltry limit), Discover More card for auto maintenance (5 %), my Chase VISA (3 %) for Drug, Grocery and Telephone bills, my CostCo Amex Business card for Gas (5 %), Restaurants (3 %), Travel (2 %) and CostCo (1 %), Chase Business MasterCard (3 %) for Home improvement, office stores and restaurants which don't take Amex, and my BofA PetRewards VISA for pet - related purchase (4 %) and everything that doesn't fit another of the categories (2 %).

You don't have to keep track of bonus - earning categories for spending and your miles are always worth 1 cent each toward travel purchases.

Each travel rewards card has a different category of bonus spending that allows it to accrue extra points for specific types of purchases.

Most of the business credit cards we review tend to shine in a few select categories — most often on purchases made at office supply stores or travel.

Similar to other credit card rewards, most travel rewards credit cards allow you to earn unlimited, flat - rate points or miles on every purchase, and a variety of cards also offer bonus points or miles for purchases in specified categories.

As a result of all these changes, the Business card's rewards rate will climb up to 3 % on travel booked through Amextravel.com, 2.25 % on purchases over $ 5,000 and 1.5 % in other categories.

Assuming that more than 71 % of your dining and travel purchases, fall into the «dining» category, the Barclays will come out ahead in terms of rewards.

Having any type of triple points category is nice by itself, but when it applies to travel and dining purchases, that's a powerful combination.

That is an important point of departure from other similar cards like the American Express Premier Rewards Gold, which offers 3x points but just on airfare rather than several travel categories, for example, or the Citi Hilton HHonors Reserve, which offers 5x points on airline and car rental purchases and 10x points on Hilton hotel purchases, but not other travel merchants.

The second type of person that the Double Cash makes sense for is someone who has a few other rewards cards that cover popular purchase categories, like groceries, gas and travel, but they're looking for a card for other purchases that otherwise would not earn a bonus.

The card offers one point per dollar on general purchases and three points per dollar on certain categories of purchases, including travel, shipping, internet advertising, and internet, cable and phone services.

When you buy miles from American Airlines, the purchase actually codes as airfare, which means it falls into the travel category of many credit cards.

You'll earn 1 % -3 % cash - back depending on the category of each purchase, and the cash - back can be used for statement credit, gift cards, and even travel.

You don't have to keep track of bonus - earning categories for spending and your miles are always worth 1 cent each toward travel purchases.

Earn 3x points on a wide variety of purchases within the travel category.

17 out of 40 cards include a bonus category for travel and transportation purchases.

Business credit cards tend to target their bonus categories toward common types of business purchases, such as travel, dining and office supplies.

On the other hand, the Chase Sapphire Reserve (which also offers the $ 100 TSA PreCheck / Global Entry credit) offers a generous annual travel credit of $ 300 that applies to any purchase that falls under the card's travel category, including airfare.

In the second scenario, the same cardholder combines the Chase Freedom, Freedom Unlimited and Sapphire Reserve cards to earn 5 percent back on the Freedom's rotating categories, 3 percent back on travel and dining purchases and 1.5 percent back on the rest of their purchases.

The Chase Sapphire Reserve and Chase Sapphire Preferred cards offer 3 and 2 points per dollar, respectively, on purchases in the travel category, allowing cardholders to earn points on top of the miles they are already earning on each Lyft ride.

Each travel rewards card has a different category of bonus spending that allows it to accrue extra points for specific types of purchases.

Small business credit card rewards come in a number of forms including a flat rate for all your purchases or tiered rewards in certain categories, many of which are designed specifically with common business expenses in mind — think travel, shipping, office supplies, advertising, etc..

3 points («3X points»): You'll earn 3 points total for each $ 1 of the first $ 150,000 spent each account anniversary year on combined purchases in the following rewards categories: shipping; advertising purchases made with social media sites and search engines; travel; internet, cable, and phone services (two additional points on top of the 1 point per $ 1 earned on each purchase).

Also, a travel rewards card will offer rewards for spending, often including a bonus for purchases from the airline or hotel partner, or for purchases from certain categories of merchants.

In addition, the purchasing of gift cards, points or miles does not qualify in this category unless the merchant has set up such purchases to be classified in the travel category.

Extra points: Some travel cards will give you 2x points or miles on all of your purchases, and some will award as much as 5x points or miles on specific spending categories.

It also offers a category bonus of 2x Ultimate Rewards points per $ 1 on dining and travel purchases.

It also has a very unique bonus category of 3x points on mobile wallet purchases, plus 3x on travel.

Similar to other credit card rewards, most travel rewards credit cards allow you to earn unlimited, flat - rate points or miles on every purchase, and a variety of cards also offer bonus points or miles for purchases in specified categories.

Bonus stacking: The act of combining one bonus, such as a credit card category bonus for additional miles on travel, with another, such as a co-branded credit cards bonus on purchases with the co-branded airline.

This benefit compares to most other premium travel rewards cards, but this card gives an extended range and applies to purchases made worldwide — and provides a wide variety of options to earn extra points in the specific categories that qualify for this double point bonus.

A «travel» purchase falls under the following categories: airlines, hotels, motels, timeshares, campgrounds, car rental agencies, cruise lines, travel agencies, discount travel sites, and operators of passenger trains, buses, taxis, limousines, ferries, toll bridges and highways, and parking lots and garages.

But this card has much more going for it than its signup bonus, with bonus categories of 3X on dining and travel and some of the best travel and purchase protections offered by any credit card.

This travel category covers just about every legitimate travel purchase you will incur, so it makes the Premier one of the best bonus earning credit cards for travel, especially since it offers 3X with only a $ 95 annual fee (that's usually waived the first year).

Says Dave Wasik, senior vice president of Capital One Small Business: «This broadened definition of the travel and entertainment category, which has traditionally been limited to airline and restaurant transactions... makes this card ideal for business owners looking for more flexibility in earning rewards on their travel and entertainment purchases.»

After much research and discussing with family / friends who travel a lot, I've come to the conclusion that the combination of Chase Sapphire (for 2x on travel & dining), Chase Freedom (5 % in categories), and Chase Unlimited (1.5 % on all other purchases) is hard to beat.

Both of these cards will earn you points that you could utilize on valuable travel redemptions but you'll be able to find all sorts of different cards that earn extra points on major categories, such as travel, dining, groceries, gas, mobile / online purchases, and entertainment.

2 points («2X points»): You'll earn 2 points total for each $ 1 spent when your card is used for purchases in the travel category or the dining at restaurants category (one additional point on top of the 1 point per $ 1 earned on each purchase).