The Platinum Card® From American Express is really designed for those seeking VIP treatment and benefits. This card is technically a charge card, not a credit card (meaning: you’re expected to pay your outstanding balance in full each month).
The Amex Platinum charge card offers a very plain vanilla rewards
Today we’re reviewing the Virgin America credit card from Barclays. Virgin America’s frequent flyer loyalty program is known as Elevate. The Virgin America visa comes in a no-annual fee version, as
Barclay’s offers two credit cards for Lufthansa’s Miles & More frequent flier loyalty program—the Miles & More World Mastercard, and the Premier Miles & More World Mastercard.
While we’ll get into a more granular comparison below, basically the Premier version offers a slightly higher sign-up bonus (5K more miles)
Barclay’s, a global banking and finance giant headquartered in the UK, definitely seems to be mounting an aggressive push into the US credit card market of late. The new Barclaycard Arrival World Mastercard is further evidence
Today’s credit card review is focused on the Capital One Venture One Rewards Credit Card (not to be confused with the similarly named Capital One Venture Rewards Card). While the Venture One Rewards Card is classified as a
The American Express Blue Sky® and Blue Sky Preferred® credit cards both offer rewards points that can be applied to a broad range of travel expenses, but which is best for you? It depends on how you spend your money. The amount you spend on airline incidental
Citi offers 2 solid Hilton credit cards—the Citi® Hilton Honors™ Visa Signature® card, and the Citi® Hilton Honors™ Reserve Card.
While the Hilton Reserve card comes with a $95 annual fee, we believe the Reserve card’s benefits and rewards more than make up for it. This is supported by
Barclay’s has issued the Priceline Rewards Visa. While I have made use of Priceline’s “Name Your Own Price” feature in the past, often with good success, I have to say I wasn’t expecting a well-rounded powerhouse credit card here. And I was wrong.
While the sign-up bonus
Capital One has resurrected the popular 2011 “Match My Miles” promotion with the new Double Miles Challenge. There’s an opportunity here to earn up to 100,000 miles-worth $1,000-after signing up
Last Reviewed: 1/31/2011
The Pentagon Federal Premium Travel Rewards card offers an excellent 5 points per dollar spent on airfare, and should definitely be in your consideration set if you are a frequent flyer-type. And if you don’t travel