Sentences with phrase «second annual fee»

However, with the 20 % redemption, why would you want to buy a second annual fee card such as the United Card and then put the points on that card?

When it came time for the second annual fee, I redeemed as much of my points for travel as I could (probably around $ 400 - 450 worth) and downgraded to the basic no - fee arrival card.

Because the year runs from December to December, people who received the card before December 2016 by now could have received $ 600 in credits before their second annual fee comes due.

If your secondary card is the Business Ink Cash, Freedom, or Freedom Unlimited, you will not be charged a second annual fee, and, you still have the opportunity to redeem the Chase points for 1.25 cents or 1.5 cents apiece through the travel portal or transfer to a travel partner on a 1:1 basis.

Depending on the relationship you have with the primary cardholder, being an authorized user lets you enjoy free benefits without paying a second annual fee.

However, I will have a year of putting spend on it before the second annual fee is due and can always run the numbers again and decide then.

You also get the free weekend night after paying your second annual fee.

To get the final 15,000 points you have to hold on to the card for a second year and therefore incur a second annual fee of $ 9o.

They previously had a 100K signup bonus that also came with a Free Night after paying the second annual fee.

If you're like me and have the second annual fee showing in your account, you can see how much you've spent in the past 12 months by going into your Barclay Arrival account, clicking «View Activity & Statements» on top, and clicking «Spend analyzer.»

That means that if you got the Prestige now you could receive $ 500 worth of airline credits before your second annual fee is due.

If you want a second credit you'll need to wait until July 2107... after you pay a second annual fee.

I canceled that card before the second annual fee hit and signed up for the Ameriprise version that comes with no sign up bonus but waives the annual fee for the first year.