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Citi Premier-First of all it obviously has no foreign transaction fees which is a must for any travel credit card and right now they're offering an 80,000 point signup bonus when you spend $4000 in the first three months. With the premier card you're also going to earn three points per dollar at restaurants, gas stations, supermarkets, as well as air travel and hotels plus one point per dollar on all other purchases.
American Express Platinum-I will rip the Band-Aid and tell you right out of the gate that this card is currently $695 per year plus you have to pay an additional $175 per year if you want to add an authorized user to this card well other products like the city premier don't charge you anything for that. The signup offers for these credit cards are constantly changing but at a bare minimum you should be looking at a 100,000 point signup bonus when you spend a few $1000 in the first six months. That's pretty standard for the platinum card.
Venture-With the standard venture card you are looking at two points per dollar on all of your purchases and that’s pretty much it. They are also currently offering a 75,000 mile or point sign-up bonus when you spend $4000 in the first three months of having this card and at a $95 annual fee those 75,000 points again will cover that cost for the first several years.
Amex Gold- With point multipliers you’re going to get four points per dollar on all the restaurants worldwide including takeout and delivery services, four points per dollar on all US supermarkets up to $25,000 in purchases each year, three points on all flights booked through the airline or through American Express and one point on all other purchases. In terms of benefits you’re going to get a $120 Uber cash credit you can use for Uber eats or the ride sharing platform as well as a $120 dining credit for select locations like GrubHub cheesecake factory and a few others.
Chase Sapphire Preferred-Some of you already know the preferred card is the middle tier option from Chase with them offering the free freedom flex and freedom unlimited as well as they’re more premium and she Sapphire reserve the cost over $500 per year. So again the Sapphire preferred is that nice middle ground coming in at $95 per year but still offering some awesome points multipliers and access to the Chase travel portal.
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1:34-Amex Platinum
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