TurboTax Deals at Amazon, Sam’s Club, Costco: Deluxe Federal & State + $10 Bonus

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(Update #3: Sam’s Club joins with TurboTax Deluxe Fed+State for $45.99 w/ $10 Add-on credit. Works out if you plan on paying for State e-File anyway. Ends 12/2.

Update #2: Costco also has TurboTax Deluxe Fed+State for $45.99 w/ $10 Add-on credit, so instead of a $10 Amazon credit you get a $10 credit towards a future TurboTax add-on like State e-File. Compare prices to Amazon for Premier and Business. Ends 12/2.)

Update: The prices keep changing. Check Amazon again on Cyber Monday. The benefit of “old-school” desktop tax software is that it doesn’t require your Social Security Number and income details to be stored in the “cloud”, a fancy word for a third-party server where it can be copied or hacked.

Amazon has listings for both the products alone and in a bundle with a $10 Amazon gift card. The prices for both keep changing, so I won’t list them anymore, but I would recommend checking on actual Cyber Monday as that is also historically the lowest net price. Or compare and go with the Costco deal below if you know you’ll pay the state e-File fee.

The products alone:

The bundles:

You also get 5 Federal e-Files so you can file taxes for other family member in your household. (Click here to view the Amazon links if you can’t see them.)

State e-File is extra (now $25 per state). I would personally just print the (usually shorter) state return out and snail mail it in if you don’t have a free State e-File option.

Note that TurboTax Deluxe lets you manually input stock gain/loss information, but does not include “guidance”. For that, they’ll try to nudge you to upgrade to Premier. This is what makes H&R Block Deluxe a more affordable alternative (as it does include guidance for stock sales), if you are willing to make the switch. However, I also understand the urge to stick with what works and TurboTax does offer auto-import of many 1099 forms.

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Pepper Rewards App: $20 Bonus w/ $200 Gift Card Purchase (New Users) + Flash Sales + AmEx Offer

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(Update 12/1: Pepper has some extended sales through Cyber Monday 12/2. Don’t forget that you can stack with the Cyber Week sales and/or a cashback portal. For example, right now Old Navy = Gap = Banana Republic = Athleta is 20X, or 20% back until end of 12/2. TopCashback has 15% back at Old Navy at the moment. My tradition is to buy seasonal boxers at Old Navy when they are already 50% off this weekend. Taco & Holiday boxers here I come!

Also, Nordstroms 10X, Adidas 10X, GameStop 10X, Chipotle 4X.

– Pepper points will now expire if 60 days pass without a purchase. If you made a purchase prior to 11/15/24, you’ll enjoy a grace period; this policy change will not take effect until February 1, 2025. Keep in mind you can buy a $1 Amazon gift card.

– Pepper has changed their referral offer to a fixed $20 bonus after spending $200 in your first 15 days. Stack with AmEx offer and a flash sale, if possible.)

I don’t know about you, but these days I check the Pepper app first thing every morning to see the limited-time Flash Sales and to redeem all my available points that arrived from past purchases. I literally bought a new Sam’s Club membership because I can’t give up 14% off + 2% credit card cash back + Cashback portal + 2% with Plus membership. Sorry Costco, but Sam’s Club even has free Drive Up. I am always looking to stock up on 14% off Amazon and 14% off Walmart/Sam’s Club gift cards. 🚚 Look to stack it with this $15 off $50 AmEx Offer. Search for “Pepper” in your AmEx app:

(10/29 Only Flash Sales (for reference): Sam’s Club 14X/142% Off (Works at Walmart too). Amazon Fresh 14X/14% Off (Works at Amazon too).

10/14 Only Flash Sales: Sam’s Club 12X/12% Off (Works at Walmart too!), Kohl’s 18X, Airbnb 14X, Stubhub 20X, IKEA 18X.). 2,000 points = $1.

10/13 Only Flash Sales: Amazon Fresh 10X/10% Off (Works at Amazon too!). Cabela’s 20X, Uber 10X, Columbia 18X, XBOX 20X. )

See new offers daily in-app with the Inbox 📩 envelope icon. Confirm the Boosts on screen before you click “Buy gift card”, as quantities may be limited. 2,000 points = $1.

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Pepper continues to offer up “flash sales” that offer big discounts on gift cards from Amazon, REI, Sam’s Club, and so on. Plus you still get whatever credit card rewards from the Pepper purchase. Examples are Amazon at 12X/12% back (Amazon Fresh = Amazon), Sam’s Club (= Walmart) at 10% back, IKEA 18% back, Airbnb 14% back in the form of points. Stock up quickly when you see the sale in the app. Redeem instantly into your respective store accounts, if you wish. (Tip: The math will work out. Every 2,000 points is worth $1 in future gift cards. 10,000 points = $5, and so on. Must redeem in increments of $5.)

Here’s the current offer for new Pepper users:

  • Download the Pepper Rewards app and be sure to enter a referral code 588494 on the first screen when joining. Thanks if you use it!
  • Get $20 after spending $200 in your first 15 days. This bonus has changed from the previous offer, but still not bad astheir old double offer only applied on their standard 4X rates, while their daily flash rates are 12X to 14X.
  • You’ll also earn rewards from using your credit card for purchase. Use a 2% or better cash back rewards card, or use it to satisfy a credit card bonus spending requirement that is even better than 2%.

Pepper is an iOS and Android app that sells discounted, new gift cards in exact amounts that are delivered instantly on your phone. This lets you to wait until the moment before purchase when you already have the final purchase price (in-person or online), and then go buy a discounted gift card via the app down to the penny. The main problem with gift cards is when you don’t use up the entire balance. This helps to avoid the waste. I load my Amazon/Amazon Fresh cards into my app the moment after purchase.

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Amazon Black Friday 2024: Deals Roundup, Free Trials, Points Promos, Stuff I Like

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New Gift Card deals, Earnify 25 cents/gallon gas offer. Amazon Black Friday 2024 is here. Is it Black Friday Week? Black Friday Month? Who knows anymore. Hopefully this curated post will help you find the good stuff. I also like to check this “Buy Again” tab for any steep discounts on the specific stuff that you already buy. There are also several refreshed promos for linking certain credit cards as payment methods and/or using their points. I recommend trying all the links again.

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Some deals require a Prime membership. New members can sign up for a 30-day free trial. Amazon Prime Student (student OR age 18-24) has a 6-month free trial and 50% off the regular price ($7.49/month). If you’ve already done the trial, you can simply buy a month of Prime for $14.99 ($6.99 with SNAP, EBT or Medicaid card).

Deals and Offers

Amazon-related Services

Credit card linking bonuses (check again if targeted). Offers for simply adding a specific credit card type as Amazon payment method.

Set as default payment method bonus (check again if targeted). Offers for simply making a specific credit card type your default payment method.

Shop with points (check again if targeted). Offers for using your rewards points to offset your Amazon purchase. If you haven’t linked your card, you may enroll your card and check back in after 24 hours.

Stuff I Like

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H&R Block Tax Software 2024: Federal w/ e-File $25.99 (w/ State $29.99)

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Black Friday deal for 2024. The benefit of “old-school” desktop tax software is that it doesn’t require your Social Security Number and financial details to be stored in the “cloud”, a fancy word for a third-party server where it can be copied or hacked. Amazon often runs one-day deals on H&R Block Desktop Tax Software. Black Friday is usually one of them, and right now I see:

H&R Block Deluxe includes guidance for stock gains and losses, home mortgage interest deduction, and other itemized deductions. Premium adds “advanced” Schedule C guidance and Schedule E guidance for rental property income. All flavors include “Refund Bonus” where you can a 2% bonus if you take your refund in the form of an Amazon gift card.

Keep in mind that for these products 5 Federal e-Files are included but State e-File is extra ($19.95 per state). I would consider just printing the (usually shorter) state return out and snail mail it in if you don’t have a free State e-File option.

Have the Amazon Prime Visa card? Get an additional 15% cash back on H&R Block with the Amazon Prime credit card as one of its Prime Card Bonus items. Through 12/5 at 4pm EST, you can still get an instant $200 Amazon gift card with new Amazon Prime Visa approval.

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Max Black Friday: $2.99/Month for 6 Months (with Ads)

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Max (formerly HBO Max) has a Black Friday deal of $2.99/month for 6 months on their Ad-supported plan that includes two devices and HD resolution. Regular price is $9.99/month. Works for new and returning members. Make sure to click “Get the deal”. Set a calendar reminder if you don’t want to auto-renew after 6 months. Offer ends 12/2.

You can also try to stack with a cashback portal like TopCashback or Rakuten.

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Hulu Black Friday: $0.99/Mo. for 12 Months & Disney+ or Starz Add-on Promo

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Hulu has a Black Friday deal of $0.99/month for 12 months on their Ad-supported plan that includes two devices and HD resolution. Regular price is $9.99/month. Ends 11:59pm PST on 12/2.

After you sign up, you can also add on Disney+ (Ad-supported) for $2/month or add Starz for $0.99/month for 12 months. Works for new and returning members (must have canceled for at least a month). Set a calendar reminder if you don’t want to auto-renew.

Savings compared to current regular monthly price. Offer for Hulu (With Ads) plan only: $0.99/month for 12 months, then auto-renews at $9.99/month or then-current regular monthly price. Ends 11:59 PM PST on 12/2/24. Cancel anytime, effective at the end of your billing period. No refunds or credits for partial months. New and eligible returning subscribers (who have not been Hulu subscribers in the past 1 month) only; Disney+ Basic and Disney Bundle subscribers are not eligible. Additional terms apply.

You can also try to stack with a cashback portal like TopCashback or Rakuten.

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Buy $100 Apple Gift Card, Get $15 Target Gift Card Free (or $15 Best Buy GC)

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Deal is back again through 11/30. Get a $15 Target GiftCard with $100 Apple Gift Card purchase. A simple deal if you plan to buy any Apple products/services in the future (and have a free Target Circle membership). While supplies last. May be able to get more in-store. Stack with the 5% back via Target REDCard or Discover card during 2024Q4. Expires 11/30/24.

Apple gift cards are now good for everything from iPhones to Apple Watches to music to iCloud storage subscriptions. The code just adds to the balance in your Apple account. I accumulate them over time like an old-fashioned layaway plan and I feel that getting 10% to 15% off a new iPhone or Apple Watch even when you buy on release day is pretty good. (Apple products and their iTunes/iCloud services used to have separate gift cards.)

Best Buy also has a similar deal: Free $15 Best Buy e-Gift Card when you buy a $100 Apple gift card.

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NBC Peacock TV Premium: 1-Year for $19.99 (75% Off Black Friday)

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You can sign up for Peacock TV Premium (ad-supported) at $19.99 for 12 months with promo code REALDEAL. Works for new and returning customers (but not current ones). Or get $1.99/month for 6 months with promo code REALDEALMONTHLY. If I am not mistaken, you can cancel at any time after purchase and you can watch the rest of the year without auto-renewal. Otherwise, remember to set a calendar reminder to cancel if you don’t want to auto-renew.

Limited time offer. Excludes current Peacock Premium and Premium Plus subscribers. Current retail rate applies after offer ends (currently $79.99/year or $7.99/mo). Cancel anytime. Eligibility restrictions and terms apply.

Honestly, this is about the right price for me. I just ended the same $20/year offer from last year, but will take another year for $20. The kids enjoyed Despicable Me 4.

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Amazon: $15 Promo to Make Discover Card Your Default Payment Method (Targeted)

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Discover is offering a new $15 promotion simply for setting your Discover card as the *default* payment method. You should see the promo immediately after activating. I recommend to keep Discover as your default method for that next purchase using the $15 promo credit; you’ll get 5% back as well during this quarter.

If you don’t already have your Discover card linked, try this link for a different $15 bonus for adding your Discover Card to Amazon as a payment method.

This is separate from the Discover Shop with Points promo, where you actually redeem your Discover cash back rewards on an Amazon purchase.

Finally, try this link to see all your Discover + Amazon offers.

This is a recurring perk for existing Discover cardholders, which is why I never cancel a card with no annual fee. Check out my Discover it credit card review, one of my keeper 5% cash back cards. From now until December 31, 2024, Amazon is one of their 5% categories.

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Amazon: Pay with Discover Card Points, Get $10 off $50 or 30%/40% Off (Targeted)

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Discover it 14 ImageCheck offer link again to see if eligible for this new round. If you have a Discover card with cash back rewards, you can redeem them to buy eligible items at Amazon.com. The redemption rate is $1 in Cash Back Bonus = $1 to spend at Amazon, which is the same rate as their statement credit redemptions. Check if you have a targeted promotion and activate for an additional discount for redeeming a single penny’s worth of points. (To see the link, you may need to visit this page on the internet if viewing this via e-mail or RSS.)

Here are some additional tips:

  • If you haven’t linked your Discover yet, first check if you can get a bonus here. If not, you can link your Discover Cashback points balance to your Amazon account here. Check again, possibly waiting a day or two.
  • If you have already linked your Discover card previously and aren’t targeted, consider removing your Discover card from your account completely, and then linking it again after a day. Try again in a day or two.
  • Items must be marked as both sold AND shipped by Amazon.com.
  • Be sure to select your Discover Card as your payment method and redeem at least 1 point or $0.01 in value of Discover points.
  • You should see the promo credit on final order checkout page, right before final purchase.

This is a recurring perk for existing Discover cardholders, which is why I never cancel a card with no annual fee. Check out my Discover it credit card review, one of my keeper 5% cash back cards. From now until December 31, 2024, Amazon is one of their 5% categories.

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Qatar Airways Credit Card: Up to 80,000 Avios + OneWorld Status Perks (Limited-Time Offer)

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Qatar Airways has new limited-time offers on their two US co-branded credit cards through a small issuer called Cardless. Even if you have no plans to fly on Qatar, these cards offer many perks useful to even domestic-only US travelers. For example, Qatar Airways Avios are easily transferrable to British Airways Avios and can be used to book award flights on American Airlines. These cards also include different levels of OneWorld Alliance status, which includes perks to American Airlines travelers like access to priority check-in lines and even business-class lounges with the premium version. Here are the highlights of the two card versions:

Qatar Airways Privilege Club Signature Credit Card

  • Up to 60,000 bonus Avios. 30,000 bonus Avios after first transaction. Additional 30,000 bonus Avios after spending $3,000 in the first 90 days.
  • Qatar Airways Privilege Club Silver tier benefits instantly after being accepted for this credit card. Importantly, this in turn gives you OneWorld Ruby status. Applies to the first year only.
  • 4X Avios on Qatar Airways spend.
  • 4X Avios on restaurant spends till Dec 31, 2024. Usually 2X.
  • 2x Avios on other eligible spends till Dec 31, 2024. Usually 1X.
  • $99 annual fee.

OneWorld Ruby status includes:

  • Access to Business Class priority check-in (shorter lines)
  • Access to preferred or pre-reserved seating
  • Priority on waitlists and when on standby
  • Alaska Airlines MVP status and perks
  • American Airlines AAdvantage Gold status and perks
  • British Airways Executive Club Bronze status and perks

Qatar Airways Privilege Club Infinite Credit Card

  • Up to 80,000 bonus Avios. 40,000 bonus Avios after first transaction. Additional 40,000 bonus Avios + 150 Qpoints after spending $5,000 in the first 90 days.
  • Qatar Airways Privilege Club Gold tier benefits instantly after being accepted for this credit card. Importantly, this in turn gives you OneWorld Sapphire status. Applies to the first year only.
  • 5X Avios on Qatar Airways spend.
  • 6X Avios on restaurant spends till Dec 31, 2024. Usually 3X.
  • 2x Avios on other eligible spends till Dec 31, 2024. Usually 1X.
  • $499 annual fee.

OneWorld Sapphire status includes:

  • Access to Business class lounges (including American Airlines lounges)
  • Priority boarding
  • Extra baggage allowance
  • Priority baggage handling
  • Access to Business Class priority check-in (shorter lines)
  • Access to preferred or pre-reserved seating
  • Priority on waitlists and when on standby
  • Alaska Airlines MVP Gold status and perks
  • American Airlines AAdvantage Platinum status and perks
  • British Airways Executive Club Silver status and perks

The application will check your Experian credit report, so be sure to unfreeze/unlock that first. You can only have one Cardless-issued credit card at a time.

This is one of those cards that you may not get as your first airline card, but once you’ve gotten most of the other ones you’ll start to look for other smaller issuers. This niche card still earns Avios which are very flexible.

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Top 10 Best Credit Card Bonus Offers – December 2024 (Updated)

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Updated December 2024. That space in your wallet or purse is valuable, and you should be the one to get that value. By being smart and picky, you can find offers worth $500+ for a single card, all to encourage you to apply and try it out. This adds up to thousands of dollars in extra income (over $5,000 in 2023). These are the top 10 credit card offers that I would personally apply for right now (or have already). Notable recent changes:

  • Added JetBlue 80k, United 60k, BarcAA 70k, Alaska 75k, Air Canada 100k, Hilton 100k+noAF
  • Removed British Airways 85k, CitiAA 75k, Sapphire 60k+$300, Amex Gold 60k+$100, Delta Gold 80k, Bonvoy 185k, Venture 75k+$250, IHG 5FreeNights

This is a companion post to my Top 10 Best Business Card Offers. Small business bonuses are on average even higher than those on consumer cards.

Aeroplan® Credit Card

  • Up to 100,000 Aeroplan points. 75,000 bonus points after $4,000 in purchases in the first 3 months. Plus, 25,000 bonus points after $20,000 in purchases in the first 12 months. 100,000 points are redeemable for $1,250 against any travel purchased with Pay Yourself Back. See link for details.
  • Free first checked bags on Air Canada flights: one free checked bag for the primary cardmember and up to eight other travelers on the same itinerary.
  • Aeroplan 25K Elite Status benefits for the remainder of the first calendar year, plus the following calendar year.
  • Up to $120 Global Entry, TSA PreCheck® or NEXUS fee credit.
  • $95 annual fee.
  • Subject to 5/24 rule.

British Airways Visa Signature® Card

  • 75,000 Avios after $5,000 in purchases within first 3 months. See link for details and redemption tips.
  • 10% off British Airways flights starting in the US when you book through the website provided in your welcome materials.
  • Free Travel Together companion ticket when you spend $30,000 in a calendar year.
  • $95 annual fee.

Hilton Honors American Express Card

  • 100,000 Hilton Honors Bonus Points after $2,000 in purchases in the first 6 months Limited-time offer. See link for details.
  • No annual fee.
  • Terms Apply.

Southwest Rapid Rewards® Plus Credit Card

  • $400 statement credit + 40,000 bonus Rapid Rewards points after $3,000 on purchases in the first 4 months. See link for details.
  • Southwest still gives everyone two free checked bags.
  • Timing for Companion Pass. If you can sign up for this one and perhaps also the small business version, and time the points to post in 2025, you can qualify for a Companion Pass for 2025 and 2026.
  • $69 annual fee.
  • Subject to 5/24 rule.*

JetBlue Plus Card

  • 80,000 bonus TrueBlue points after $1,000 on purchases and paying the $99 annual fee in full, both within the first 90 days. See link for details.
  • First checked bag free for the primary cardmember and up to 3 companions when tickets are purchased with your JetBlue Plus Card.
  • $99 annual fee.

Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card

  • 60,000 Ultimate Rewards points (worth $750 towards travel or transferrable to miles/points) after $4,000 in purchases within the first 3 months. See link for details.
  • $50 annual Ultimate Rewards Hotel Credit, 5x on travel purchased through Chase TravelSM, 3x on dining and 2x on all other travel purchases.
  • $95 annual fee.
  • Subject to 5/24 rule.*
  • Upgrade pick: Chase Sapphire Reserve® Card. Higher travel perks including airport lounge access, higher annual fee.

IHG One Rewards Traveler Credit Card

  • 80,000 IHG Rewards club points after $2,000 in purchases within the first 3 months. See link for details.
  • 4th Award Night Free (Book 3 nights in a row with points, 4th is free)
  • No annual fee.
  • Subject to 5/24 rule.*

Barclays AAdvantage Aviator Red Mastercard

  • 70,000 American Airlines miles after any single purchase and paying the $99 annual fee in full, both within the first 90 days. See link for details.
  • First checked bag free on domestic AA flights ($80 value per roundtrip, per person).
  • $99 annual fee.

IHG One Rewards Premier Credit Card

  • 140,000 Bonus Points after $3,000 in purchases in the first 3 months. See link for details.
  • Free Night after each account anniversary year (valued up to 40,000 IHG points).
  • $99 annual fee.
  • Subject to 5/24 rule.
  • Don’t like annual fees? The no-annual fee Traveler version also has a competitive offer with no annual fee.

Citi AAdvantage Platinum Select Card

  • 50,000 American Airlines miles after $2,500 in purchases in first 4 months. See link for details.
  • First checked bag free on domestic AA flights ($80 value per roundtrip, per person).
  • $0 annual fee for the first year, then $99.

The Platinum Card from American Express

  • 80,000 Membership Rewards(R) points after $8,000 in purchases in the first 6 months.
  • Up to $200 Hotel Credits, up to $240 Streaming Credits, $200 Airline Fee Credits, $200 Uber Cash, $199 CLEAR Plus credit, $300 Equinox credit, up to $155 Walmart+ credit and more annually! Enrollment is required.
  • Up to $120 Global Entry or $85 TSA PreCheck fee credit.
  • Premium airport lounge access through the American Express Global Lounge Collection®.
  • $695 annual fee.
  • See Rates and Fees

Capital One Venture X Rewards Card

  • 75,000 miles (worth $750 towards travel, or transferrable to airline miles) after $4,000 in purchases within the first 3 months. See link for details.
  • $300 annual travel credit. Get up to $300 in statement credits when booking through Capital One Travel.
  • Additional 10,000 bonus miles (equal to $100 towards travel) every year, starting on your first anniversary.
  • Priority Pass + Capital One airport lounge access. Additional cardholders are free, and also get their own Priority Pass!
  • Up to a $120 credit for Global Entry or TSA PreCheck(R).
  • $395 annual fee.

UnitedSM Explorer Card

  • 60,000 miles after $3,000 in purchases within 3 months. See link for details.
  • Free first checked bag for both you and a companion (a savings of up to $160 per roundtrip) when you use your Card to purchase your United ticket.
  • Up to $120 Global Entry, TSA PreCheck® or NEXUS fee credit.
  • $0 intro annual fee for the first year, then $95.
  • Subject to 5/24 rule.

Citi Strata Premier Card

  • 75,000 points (worth $750 in gift cards, or transferrable to miles/points) after $4,000 in purchases in the first 3 months. See link for details.
  • 3X points for every $1 spent on Hotel purchases, Air Travel, Restaurants, Supermarkets, Gas Stations, EV Charging.
  • Must not have gotten bonus from or closed a Citi Premier or Strata Premier card in the past 48 months.
  • $95 annual fee.

Capital One Venture Rewards Card

  • 75,000 miles (worth $750 to offset travel purchases, or transferrable to miles) after $4,000 in purchases within the first 3 months. See link for details.
  • 2 Miles per dollar on all purchases.
  • Up to a $120 credit for Global Entry or TSA PreCheck(R).
  • $95 annual fee.

Bank of America Premium Rewards Card

  • 60,000 points (worth $600) after $4,000 in purchases within the first 90 days. See link for details.
  • $100 annual Airline Incidental Statement Credit.
  • Up to $100 credit towards TSA PreCheck or Global Entry application fee.
  • $95 annual fee.

Wells Fargo Autograph Journey Card

  • 60,000 points (worth $600 towards travel) after $4,000 in purchases within the first 90 days. See link for details.
  • $50 annual statement credit with $50 minimum airline purchase.
  • $95 annual fee.

Hawaiian Airlines MasterCard

  • 70,000 Hawaiian miles after any purchase (of any amount) within the first 90 days. Any 6-digit code will work, like “000000”. The normal offer has a higher spending requirement. See link for details.
  • Two free checked bags for primary cardmember when you use your card to purchase tickets directly from Hawaiian Airlines.
  • One-time 50% off companion discount for roundtrip coach travel between Hawaii and The Mainland on Hawaiian Airlines.
  • $99 annual fee.

Alaska Airlines Visa Card (Bank of America)

  • 75,000 bonus miles + Companion Fare voucher after $3,000 in purchases within first 90 days. See link for details.
  • Companion fare voucher is “Buy one ticket, get one from $23” ($0 fare plus taxes and fees from just $23).
  • Free first checked bag on Alaska flights for you and up to six other passengers on the same reservation (worth $70 roundtrip per person).
  • $95 annual fee.

Delta SkyMiles® Gold American Express Card

  • 50,000 Bonus Miles after $2,000 in purchases within the first 6 months. See link for details.
  • 50,000 Skymiles are worth at least $500 in Delta airfare with “Pay with Miles” option.
  • $200 Delta flight credit after $10,000 in purchases on your card in a calendar year.
  • First checked bag free on Delta flights ($70 value per roundtrip, per person).
  • $0 annual fee for the first year, then $150.
  • See Rates and Fees

Marriott Bonvoy Brilliant® American Express® Card

  • 95,000 Marriott Bonvoy(R) points after $6,000 in purchases in the first 6 months. See link for details.
  • $300 in Annual Dining Credits, valid at restaurants worldwide.
  • Priority Pass™ Select airport lounge membership.
  • Automatic Marriott Bonvoy Platinum Elite status.
  • Free Night Award upon card anniversary (worth up to 85,000 Bonvoy points).
  • $650 annual fee.
  • See Rates and Fees

American Express® Gold Card

  • 60,000 Membership Rewards(R) points after $6,000 in purchases in the first 6 months. See link for details.
  • $84 Dunkin’ Credit. Up to $7 in monthly statement credits after you enroll and pay with the American Express(R) Gold Card at US Dunkin’ locations. Enrollment is required.
  • $100 Resy Credit. Get up to $100 in statement credits each calendar year after you pay with the American Express(R) Gold Card to dine at U.S. Resy restaurants or make other eligible Resy purchases. Broken down into up to $50 in statement credits semi-annually. Enrollment is required.
  • $120 in Uber Cash annually (good towards Uber Eats or Uber rides in the US). Effective 11/8/2024, an Amex Card must be selected as the payment method for your Uber or Uber Eats transaction to redeem the Amex Uber Cash benefit.
  • Up to $120 in annual dining credit at Grubhub, The Cheesecake Factory, Goldbelly, Wine.com, and Five Guys. Enrollment is required.
  • 4X points at restaurants on up to $50,000 per calendar year.
  • 4X points at US supermarkets on up to $25,000 per calendar year.
  • $325 annual fee.
  • See Rates and Fees

If you pay off your balances every month, then you can join me and many others in funding a huge chunk of your annual travel budget with cash credits, points, and miles. I mostly use my rewards points on family trips – domestic economy flights, mid-range hotels, and cheap car rentals. If you have credit card debt, you should focus on paying that off first as the interest charges could offset most of the perks.

* 5/24 Rule? Certain Chase cards have a “5/24 rule” which is an unofficial rule that they will automatically deny approval on new credit cards if you have 5 or more new credit cards from any issuer on your credit report within the past 24 months (2 years). This rule applies on a per-person basis, so if you are new, you might want to start with those Chase cards.

Delta SkyMiles(R) Gold American Express Card: See Rates and Fees

American Express(R) Gold Card: See Rates and Fees

The Platinum Card(R) from American Express: See Rates and Fees

Marriott Bonvoy Brilliant(R) American Express(R) Card: See Rates and Fees

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