American Express has increased the signup bonus for the Amex Blue for Business Credit Card to 20,000 points, doubling the previous offer. To earn the full bonus, cardholders must spend $5,000 within the first six months. The card also features valuable perks and no annual fee, making it an attractive option for businesses.
When I began collecting credit cards, I focused exclusively on the “points and miles” hobby. My goal was to accumulate measurable currencies that could be redeemed for free travel, and I paid no attention to other benefits that may have come with the cards. I didn’t know much about them, and I didn’t think I would keep the cards long enough to take advantage of them. These “soft” benefits of travel credit cards, however, were like the sides on my steak plate. I couldn’t ignore them forever. And, when I finally paid attention, some of them turned out to be a wonderful surprise.
American Airlines has halted gift card sales to New Jersey residents due to legislative requirements, causing frustration for many. However, a simple workaround exists: by temporarily changing the billing address to a location outside of New Jersey, customers can successfully purchase gift cards. This method allows individuals to still enjoy the benefits of gift cards without the hassle of state restrictions.
The American Express EveryDay® Preferred Credit Card has increased its bonus offer to 30,000 Membership Reward points after spending $2,000 in the first three months. Cardholders can earn 3X points at U.S. supermarkets and enjoy a 0% intro APR on purchases and balance transfers for 15 months.
American Express has raised the bonus for the Blue Cash EveryDay card to $250, making it a compelling option for cash back enthusiasts. With 3% cash back at U.S. supermarkets, 2% at gas stations, and no annual fee, this card offers significant value for everyday purchases.
The American Express Business Gold Rewards Card is currently offering a 75,000 Membership Reward Points bonus after a $10,000 spend within three months. This lucrative offer, which has been successfully accessed by multiple users, may be available through various browsing methods. Interested applicants are encouraged to act quickly while the offer remains accessible.
The Amex SPG 30K sign-up bonus is available once again for both personal and business credit cards, offering 30,000 bonus points after meeting the spending requirements of $3,000 or $5,000 within three months. This limited-time offer expires on September 14, 2015, providing an opportunity for travelers to enhance their rewards.
The Amazon web site pretty much lets you buy anything you like. Amex has now partnered with amazon.co.uk to allow UK members to use their points on savings at the online retailer. Not terribly good value, but you seem to be able to use any amount you wish to redeem. No need to match to the nearest 500 or 1000 points.
The Grand Hyatt New York, for the longest time the chains only property in Manhattan, is a large, typically convention hotel. However, its refurbishment has been done well and it is starting to become a great place to stay. Despite confusion about my room, the staff were helpful and the Grand Club excellent.
Some new Amex statement credits are worth a second look. Including a £10 credit for a £65 spend at World Duty Free at Heathrow.
A method is outlined to secure a 50,000 bonus offer on Delta SkyMiles credit cards, surpassing the current 30,000 offer. By acquiring both personal and business cards, users can accumulate a total of 100,000 Delta points, which can be particularly advantageous for booking flights to destinations like Australia.
Recent EU regulations have significantly lowered the interchange fees that UK credit card companies can charge retailers, leading to substantial changes in cashback and rewards programs. CapitalOne has already announced the closure of its popular 5% cashback card to new applicants and a reduction in benefits for existing customers, signaling a shift in the credit card landscape. The impact may extend beyond cashback options to include alterations in points and miles programs.
