You'll get two points per
dollar spent on travel only when booked through American Express Travel and one point per dollar for all other purchases.
Not exact matches
Not
only does this card offer a huge signup bonus, but you earn three points per
dollar spent on travel and dining and one point per
dollar on all other purchases.
It still remains a rewarding credit card with double miles
on dining and
travel expenses, but
only a single mile per
dollar spent on all other categories.
Most major airline credit card programs give cardholders 2 points or miles for each
dollar spent on airline - branded purchases and related
travel expenses, but then
only 1 mile or point per
dollar spent everywhere else.
Not
only do you get 2X points
on travel and dining at restaurants & 1 point per
dollar spent on all other purchases worldwide with this card, but simply being a cardholder is enough to earn 25 % more value when you redeem for airfare, hotels, car rentals and cruises through Chase Ultimate Rewards website.
Plus it
only earns 2 Ultimate Rewards points per
dollar spent on travel and dining purchases.
This actually boosts the card's effective rewards rate of 2.1 miles per
dollar spent (applies
only when miles are redeemed
on travel).
Not
only does this card offer a huge signup bonus, but you earn three points per
dollar spent on travel and dining and one point per
dollar on all other purchases.
The Ink Plus earns 5 Ultimate Rewards points per
dollar spent at office supply stores and pharmacies, while the Ink Business Preferred offers 3X points
on travel purchases, shipping, internet, cable and phone services, but
only on the first $ 150,000 in
spending per year.
Plus it
only earns 2 Ultimate Rewards points per
dollar spent on travel and dining purchases.
Not
only does the card come with a 50,000 point sign - up bonus to get you started (which is worth at least $ 625), you'll earn 2 points for every
dollar spent on dining and
travel purchases.
The
only downfall to this card is that it's really specified to travelers — so if you don't
travel often the card isn't worth it for you as you'll
only earn 1 point for every
dollar spent on everything else.
Having said that, it's worth bearing in ming that, for $ 355 less, you can get (or probably already have) the Chase Sapphire Preferred credit card and while that may not have the airline credit or Priority Pass membership it
only offers 1 fewer point per
dollar spent on dining and
travel expenditure....
If you have to
travel on any other airline and use your Alaska Airlines credit card, you'd
only get one mile per
dollar spent.
This actually boosts the card's effective rewards rate of 2.1 miles per
dollar spent (applies
only when miles are redeemed
on travel).
Another 15,000 comes from
spending only $ 7,500
on eligible gas, grocery, drug store and
travel purchases as the card earns 2 Points per
dollar on those categories and 1 point per
dollar on all other eligible
spending
Most major airline credit card programs give cardholders 2 points or miles for each
dollar spent on airline - branded purchases and related
travel expenses, but then
only 1 mile or point per
dollar spent everywhere else.
Many airline cards, by contrast,
only award bonuses
on air
travel and award just one mile per
dollar spent on general purchases.