Sentences with phrase «year annual fee»

If that sounds too good to be true, keep in mind that you'll need to deduct the $ 450 - per - year annual fee from your rewards value, plus $ 75 per year for each additional authorized user.

And again, if you meet the requirements of the sign - up bonus, your first - year annual fee is more than paid for.

And the Capital One Venture has a sign - up bonus of 50,000 points for spending $ 3,000 in the first three months after opening the card (with a waived first - year annual fee of $ 95).

The Ameriprise Platinum always waives the first year annual fee, so there ’ s no hurry for this card.

Ameriprise Amex Platinum offers PP access and Centurion lounge access with a waived first year annual fee.

I think that, past the 1st year the no annual fee Fidelity Investments 2 % cash back AMEX is a better choice.

As of today the Sapphire Preferred, Ink Bold and Ink Plus all offer the first year annual fee waived.

Combine that with a signup bonus that more than offsets the first year annual fee and a host of Gold level benefits, and this card can't be beat in the Canadian credit card marketplace.

There are links available online for an 80,000 sign up bonus (not waiving the annual fee) and 70,000 (waiving first year annual fee).

You can currently earn 80K IHG points after spending $ 1,000 in 3 months with first year annual fee waived.

(I cancelled the first one before the second year annual fee came due and now have three personal Alaska cards).

If that sounds too good to be true, keep in mind that you'll need to deduct the $ 450 per year annual fee from your rewards value, plus $ 75 per year for an additional authorized user.

Those $ 400 in credits basically pay for the first year annual fee of $ 450.

Also, cancel your card BEFORE the second year annual fee kicks in so it never gets charged to you.

This effectively reduces the first year annual fee to $ 95.

Therefore, before your annual fee is due for the second year, you could have essentially reduced your first year annual fee down to $ 75 (if you properly utilized your credits).

These bonuses more than offset the first year annual fee.

First - year annual fee waived.

This Barclaycard Red Mastercard is also on the list, although this one will «only» get you 50,000 miles, but most annoying (to those of us who are spoiled rotten), it'll make you pay the $ 95 first - year annual fee...

Unfortunately the card's 1st - year annual fee of $ 95 isn't waived, but $ 95 for over $ 1,000 worth of travel is a pretty good deal.

So with this offer, not only do the waive the $ 95 first - year annual fee, they'll pay you $ 100 to have the card.

(Upon even further reflection and learning the new card probably won't be waiving the first - year annual fee, it looks like going for the current offer will save you $ 89.

(Upon further reflection, the first - year annual fee is waived on this current offer and will probably be waived for the updated $ 89 version coming soon so I guess the reduced annual fee wouldn't make much difference here.)

Note that you would have to pay the first year annual fee so if you are getting this for the sign up bonus, you would be buying 15K RBC Rewards (I value at $ 250) for $ 120 in annual fee.

Essentially, the card with the second year annual fee earns more cash back and has a higher sign - up bonus compared to its no annual fee cousin.

I got the Citi Prestige credit card at the end of last year when I decided that my Citi AAdvantage Executive card wasn't worth the $ 450 / year annual fee and when I could see a real benefit to holding the Citi Prestige credit card instead (which, coincidentally, also costs $ 450 / year).

But there was still another use for the card to make this first year even more worth the first year annual fee.

This is an annual benefit (December to December statement period), so you can get $ 500 air travel credit before you pay your 2nd year annual fee is due.

Additionally, the first year annual fee is waived.

The card has a $ 0 first - year annual fee, but charges $ 95 after that.

After the first year the annual fee increases to $ 25.

Even though I have the card, I would not recommend any of my friends, but instead tell them to apply in a branch to save on the first year annual fee.

When opening a new credit card, a big selling point is the waived first year annual fee.

From the desk of the Devil's Advocate... When opening a new credit card, a big selling point is the waived first year annual fee.

Also, the statement credit effectively reduces the first year annual fee to $ 95.

Has an annual fee: This card features a hefty $ 95 a year annual fee, however if you will use the card often, the high rate of points and travel benefits far outweigh the annual fee.

Sometimes there are very large sign up bonuses, a first year annual fee waived or a 0 % initial interest rate among other potential benefits.

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.

Most cards come with the first year annual fee waived (* ahem * new Chase 70k Ink Plus not withstanding).

The Business Gold Rewards Card from American Express OPEN has more earning power than the Blue business card but comes with a hefty $ 175 per year annual fee.

There are lots of other more valuable credit cards who waive that first year annual fee.

Since the first year annual fee isn't waived either, that means to get all the miles, you're pot committed to $ 180 in annual fees.

I advocate we should all to have such a setup, but I hate paying a $ 95 a year annual fee for this «benefit.»

If you earn enough with the card to make up for the $ 160 per year annual fee, then the benefits will be worth it to you.

It's not a bad choice for converting an existing Arrival + card to when the second year annual fee hits — you can continue to carry your existing Arrival points, which are still redeemable at 1 cent apiece for travel credits and still get the 10 % rebate.

But an important caveat that often goes unmentioned is that the annual bonus miles on this card for spending $ 15,000 to $ 25,000 only kick in at the end of the first year and after you pay the $ 90 second year annual fee.

Because Milenomics doesn't advocate holding credit cards and paying annual fees we want to extend the amount of time we can use our free first year annual fee waiver.

Bottom Line: Small business owners will appreciate the waived first - year annual fee, as well as the many different Amex OPEN benefits that come from being a cardholder of the Business Green Rewards Card from American Express OPEN.

On the plus side, it has a $ 0 first - year annual fee ($ 95 every year thereafter).

Sign - up bonus: 30,000 bonus points after you spend $ 1,000 on purchases in the first 90 days Earning rates: 6x points on JetBlue purchases; 2x points at restaurants and grocery stores; 1x points on all other purchases Other benefits: No foreign transaction fees; 10 % of your points back every time you redeem; 5,000 bonus points on your account anniversary; 50 % savings on in - flight purchases; enjoy TrueBlue Mosaic benefits after spending $ 50,000 in a year Annual fee: $ 99