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While the difference in annual fee may seem striking — $ 450 compared to $ 95 (waived for the first year) for the Starwood Preferred Guest ® Credit Card from American Express — Starwood Preferred Guest ® American Express Luxury Card cardholders who can utilize the free anniversary night and $ 300 travel credit should actually come out ahead.

In many cases, the sign - up bonus more than offsets an annual fee in that first year, while other cards may waive the fee the first year for new customers.

While the difference in annual fee may seem striking — $ 450 compared to $ 95 (waived for the first year) for the Starwood Preferred Guest ® Credit Card from American Express — Starwood Preferred Guest ® American Express Luxury Card cardholders who can utilize the free anniversary night and $ 300 travel credit should actually come out ahead.

While the card does carry an annual fee of $ 95, it's waived for the first year of membership.

While it does have a higher annual fee than the IHG ® Rewards Club Traveler Credit Card — $ 95 (waived for the first year) compared to $ 29 — the increased rewards earned on restaurant and travel will make up for this if you can make over $ 5,410 in non-IHG purchases per year within these categories.

In many cases, the sign - up bonus more than offsets an annual fee in that first year, while other cards may waive the fee the first year for new customers.

While the card does have an annual fee of $ 95, the fees are waived for the first year after you apply for the card.

Keep in mind, the Gold Delta SkyMiles has a $ 0 introductory annual fee for the first year, then $ 95, while the Citi AAdvantage Gold has a $ 50 annual fee, waived for first 12 months *.

While the annual fee of $ 175 isn't cheap, it is waived for the first year and you'll quickly rack up MR points with business expenses including gas and plane tickets offering double and sometimes triple points per dollar spent.

(We're looking past the introductory period, while I also disregard the Arrival Plus introductory offer of 40,000 bonus miles after $ 3,000 in spending, in addition to the waived $ 89 annual fee for the first year.)

The benefit of using the Starwood Preferred Guest ® Credit Card from American Express over the Air Canada credit card is that the former has a significantly higher average point value while charging the same annual fee of $ 95 (waived 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.

While both cards waive the annual fees the first year, you'll have to pony up starting in year two ($ 95 for Spark Miles and $ 175 for Amex).

While it does have a $ 95 annual fee, it is waived for the first year, thus lowering the risk of trying out the card for a preliminary period.

While the annual fee isn't waived the first year, the two free nights at any Hyatt property more than make up for it.

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).

While the annual fee for all three cards is comparable, the Southwest card is the only one that does not waive the fee for the first year.

And while the annual fee is not waived on the BA card the first year, the larger bonus more than makes up for it.

The card sometimes has a nice signup bonus plus you get tons of benefits while the hefty annual fee is also waived for the first year.

With the standard offer the annual fee is waived for the first year while, with this «enhanced» offer you are, in effect, paying Chase $ 95 for the opportunity to try to hit the higher spending requirements.

Keep in mind, the Citi AAdvantage Gold has a $ 50 annual fee, waived for first 12 months *, while the Gold Delta SkyMiles has a $ 0 introductory annual fee for the first year, then $ 95.

Keep in mind, the Gold Delta SkyMiles has a $ 0 introductory annual fee for the first year, then $ 95, while the Citi AAdvantage Gold has a $ 50 annual fee, waived for first 12 months *.

Keep in mind, the Chase Sapphire Preferred has a $ 0 Intro Annual Fee for the First Year, then $ 95, while the Citi AAdvantage Gold has a $ 50 annual fee, waived for first 12 monAnnual Fee for the First Year, then $ 95, while the Citi AAdvantage Gold has a $ 50 annual fee, waived for first 12 monthsFee for the First Year, then $ 95, while the Citi AAdvantage Gold has a $ 50 annual fee, waived for first 12 montFirst Year, then $ 95, while the Citi AAdvantage Gold has a $ 50 annual fee, waived for first 12 monannual fee, waived for first 12 monthsfee, waived for first 12 montfirst 12 months *.

While the Venture card has a higher sign - up bonus and greater earning potential, it comes with a $ 95 annual fee that is waived for the first year.

While the card comes with a $ 95 annual fee, it's waived for the first year.

While the annual fee is $ 195, which is a considerable amount, it is waived for the first year.

Due to the waived annual fee for the first year, you can start playing the points and miles game without having to spend any money out of pocket, while still earning valuable Chase Ultimate Rewards points.

Annual fee: While this card waives the annual fee for the first year, it charges a hefty $ 95 a year Annual fee: While this card waives the annual fee for the first year, it charges a hefty $ 95 a year annual fee for the first year, it charges a hefty $ 95 a year after.

(We're looking past the introductory period, while I also disregard the Arrival Plus introductory offer of 40,000 bonus miles after $ 3,000 in spending, in addition to the waived $ 89 annual fee for the first year.)

While the annual fee of $ 175 isn't cheap, it is waived for the first year and you'll quickly rack up MR points with business expenses including gas and plane tickets offering double and sometimes triple points per dollar spent.

While the Sapphire Reserve is a heavy hitter with a $ 450 annual fee, the Sapphire Preferred only comes with a $ 95 annual fee and it's waived for the first year.

Since the card's annual fee is waived the first year, the signup bonus can put you well into the black for quite a while.

[+] There is a sign - up bonus that earns you 60,000 points [+] You have to spend $ 1000 in the first three months to earn the points [+] Earn an extra 5000 points if you add an authorized user who then makes purchases [+] The annual fee is waived for the first year [+] You get five points per dollar spent at IHG hotels [+] Get two points per dollar you spend at gas stations and in restaurants [+] Earn two points per dollar when you spend in most grocery stores [+] Get one point per dollar spent when you spend with most other merchants [+] You get a free night's stay at one of their hotels for having your card a full year [+] There are over 5000 hotels worldwide where you may use your free night's stay [+] Opt in for platinum elite status that continues while your account is open and active

While the annual fee for the Capital One ® Spark ® Cash for Business is only waived the first year, you can easily earn enough 2 % cash back rewards to cover the cost by spending just $ 4,750 a year on your card.

While some rewards or cash back cards waive the annual fee for the first year, others don't have a fee at all.

While the annual fee is waived for the first year, you'll need to factor in that expenditure when you're paying your bills.