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JetBlue Credit Card Review: Strong Perks, Low Fee

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Barclays and JetBlue issue a portfolio of co-branded credit cards, including two personal cards and one business card. In this post I wanted to provide a review of the card portfolio, and under what circumstances it makes sense to pick up a JetBlue credit card.

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 SMR
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Ben. You talked about downgrading the cards after one year. You might want to check on that....Barclays is a VERY BAD bank to deal with, only Capital One being worse. I wouldn't bank of downgrades being a possibility. And while I mention it. Capital One is so bad, they never allow downgrades and hit you with a hard inquiry for credit line increases on ALL 3 credit bureaus. I stick to Amex and Chase but agree the Jetblue Premium card is a winner if you fly jetblue.


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 NG
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"The JetBlue Card offers a welcome bonus of 10,000 TrueBlue points after spending $1,000 within the first 90 days."

I believe you meant to write "60,000 TrueBlue points.


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(@Thomas)
Joined: 3 years ago

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60K points is for the Plus and Business cards. The standard no annual fee card is 10K.


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(@Peggy M)
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In August 2024 Jetblue is offering a special - 80,000 joining points for the JetBlue Plus card, with only a $1,000 spend required in 90 days. I can fly roundtrip to british isles next May.


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 Kris
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Hey Peggy, Looks like the 80,000 bonus came back for the JetBlue Plus card. (11/14 – 12/3/2024).


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