More Credit Cards With Signup Bonuses
This is just a quick note to let you know that American Express has rolled out another couple of promotions… For a limited time, if you apply for the Amex Preferred Rewards Gold Card you’ll get 10,000 bonus points, which can be exchanged for a $100 gift card, after your first purchase. Alternatively, if you apply for the Amex Preferred Rewards Green Card you’ll get 5,000 bonus points (expired), which can be exchanged for a $50 gift card, after your first purchase.
Here are the details:
» Citi PremierPass Elite Level
Signup bonus: 20,000 points
Redeem for: $200 in store gift cards
When: After $600 in purchases within first 3 months
Annual fee: $75
» AmEx Starwood Preferred Guest Credit Card
Signup bonus: 10,000 points
Redeem for: $100 store gift card or use for travel rewards
When: After first purchase
Annual fee: None for first year, $45 thereafter
» AmEx Preferred Rewards Gold Card
Bonus: 10,000 points
Redeem for: $100 store gift card
When: After $500 in purchases within first three months
Annual fee: None for first year; $125 thereafter
Published on December 20th, 2007 - 4 Comments
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I love credit cards!
Comment by jim — Dec 20th 2007 @ 7:56 amThe discover more card is a great tool for saving money. But always be careful not to get into debt you cannot pay off each and every month. Think of them like a gun. They can be a source of good or a burden of evil.
Comment by The Saving Freak — Dec 20th 2007 @ 8:40 amThe commenter above cracks me up: “The discover more card is a great tool for saving money.”
Does anyone else see how crazy that sentence is, or is it just me?
Comment by green3 — Dec 20th 2007 @ 4:28 pm“Does anyone else see how crazy that sentence is, or is it just me?”
Comment by kitty — Dec 20th 2007 @ 4:56 pmWhy is it crazy? 5% cashback saves 5% on some purchases. As long as you don’t buy more than you would’ve otherwise, it does save money. Saves me money on gas.