If you only take one or two trips a year, you may be wondering: Is a travel rewards credit card worth it if I don’t travel often? Or would a simple cash back card be better? The answer depends on how you spend, how you travel, and what kind of perks you value. Here’s a breakdown of…
Citi has officially launched its most premium travel rewards card yet — the Citi Strata Elite Card. Designed to compete with other high-end cards like the Amex Platinum and Chase Sapphire Reserve, the Strata Elite brings a strong lineup of travel benefits, lounge access, and transfer partners — including the just-announced ability to transfer points 1:1 to American Airlines…
Big news in the points and miles world: Citi has officially added American Airlines AAdvantage® as a transfer partner — a long-awaited move that significantly boosts the value of Citi’s ThankYou Rewards program. With the launch of the new Citi Strata Elite credit card, Citi also announced that eligible ThankYou Points can now be transferred to American Airlines at a 1:1 ratio….
The free premium card? Easy to use annual credits makes it a no-brainer to get the Capital Venture X card. The $395 annual fee is made less painful when you get $300 in annual travel credit and 10,000 bonus miles upon each account anniversary. Lounge access and other travel benefits make it a so that…
Travel rewards credit cards don’t have to come with a high annual fee or make you jump through category hoops to earn points. The Capital One Venture card makes miles easy to earn and redeem at a low $95 annual fee. With a healthy sign up bonus, good transfer partners, and credits that will appeal…