Credit Card Offers

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To apply for any of the cards listed below, click on the credit card image to be taken to the application. Please note that the American Express Platinum card, the American Express Business Gold card, and the Chase Ink Bold card are charge cards, not credit cards.

Personal Card Offers

Chase Sapphire Preferred – 40,000 Ultimate Reward Points

Chase Sapphire Preferred – Application Link – 40,000 Ultimate Reward points after spending $4,000 in 3 months. These points can be transferred to a number of airline and hotel programs. To see the list of programs they can be transferred to, click here. They can also be used as $500 towards travel. Introductory Annual Fee – $0 the first year and then $95

 

Hyatt Credit Card from Chase – 2 Free Nights at any Hyatt Worldwide 

Hyatt Credit Card from Chase – Application Link – 2 free nights at any Hyatt Hotel worldwide after spending $1,000 in the first 3 months. Receive one award night annually good for a category 1-4 Hyatt hotel. To see the list of Hyatt Hotels around the world, click here. To see my previous review of this card, click here. Annual fee – $75 (waived the first year)

 

Barclaycard Arrival(TM) World MasterCard® – Earn 2x on All Purchases  – 40,000 Bonus Miles 

Barclaycard Arrival(TM) World MasterCard® – Earn 2x on All Purchases – Application Link – 40,000 bonus miles after spending $1,000 in 3 months. These points can be used as statement credits for any travel booked using this card. You will receive 2 miles per dollar on all purchases and receive a 10% rebate of miles used. This card is great for paid travel (cruises, vacation packages, rental cards, hotels, airline tickets, etc). To see my previous review for this card, click here. Annual fee – $89 (waived the first year)

 

Starwood Preferred Guest Credit Card from American Express – 25,000 Points

Starwood Preferred Guest Credit Card from American Express – Application Link – 10,000 Starpoints after first purchase and additional 15,000 Starpoints after spending $5,000 in 6 months. These points can be used for hotels, can be transferred to airlines, can be used for experiences, and gift cards. To see my previous review for this card, click here. For the list of redemption methods, click here.  $0 introductory annual fee for the first year, then $65. 

 

Club Carlson Premier Rewards Credit Card from US Bank – 85,000 Gold Points 

Club Carlson Premier Rewards Credit Card – Application Link – 50,000 Gold points after first purchase, additional 35,000 Gold points after spending $2,500 in 3 months. These points can used at hotels within the Club Carlson network. Having the card gives Gold status and gives you your last night free on any award stay of 2 nights or more. While there are hotels in the US, they have a stronger presence in Europe and Asia. To see my review of this card, click here. Annual fee – $75 (not waived)

Top Business Card Offers

Chase Ink Plus Credit Card – 50,000 Ultimate Reward Points 

Chase Ink Plus Credit Card – Application Link – 50,000 Ultimate Reward points after spending $5,000 in 3 months. These points can be transferred to a number of airline and hotel programs. To see the list of programs they can be transferred to, click here. They can also be used as $625 towards travel. Annual fee –  $95 (waived the first year)

 

Starwood Preferred Guest Business Credit Card from American Express – 25,000 Points

Starwood Preferred Guest Business Credit Card from American Express – Application Link – 10,000 Starpoints after first purchase and additional 15,000 Starpoints after spending $5,000 in 6 months. These points can be used for hotels, can be transferred to airlines, can be used for experiences, and gift cards. To see my previous review for this card, click here. For the list of redemption methods, click here.  $0 introductory annual fee for the first year, then $65.

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