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Which card to get in the US? Please suggest.
Which card to get in the US? Please suggest.
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Jay90Hello Everyone,
I am a small business owner and have always wanted to get a business airline miles card. Any recommendations would be greatly appreciate.
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David W
What are your travel patterns?
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Jay90
I’m not a frequent traveler as many people are on here. I go to India once a year and would like to take trips down to europe or new vacation places every once in a while. I do go through a lot of transactions so I figured it might be beneficial to get a miles card that I could use for tickets and upgrades.
Thanks for your help.
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David W
In that case I would focus on cards with transferable points:
Amex: Everyday, Everyday Preferred, Premier Rewards Gold, Platinum (and their business counter parts)
CitiBank: Premier, Prestige (and Preferred, as long as you also hold one of the other Citi cards)
Chase: Sapphire Preferred, Sapphire Reserve, Ink Plus (Freedom, Freedom Unlimited & Ink Cash if you have any other one of the aforementioned Chase cards)
All the above cards earn points that can be transferred to a variety of airlines – transfer them for awards when you need them. I think this is a great strategy that gives you the most flexibility. However, these cards do carry annual fees but can be worth it. You can consider airline-specific cards when you know you can use the miles in a short period of time.
You can otherwise consider cashback only cards – Citi Double Cash is probably the best one but the Chase Freedom and Citi Preferred cards can also be of value since some categories give a return of more than 2% cash back.
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Anonymous
Perfect advice, and welcome [USER=2445]@Jay90[/USER]!
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