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IHG credit cards get new benefits, higher annual fees - The Points Guy (opens the original)
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IHG and Chase are making major changes to their cobranded credit card lineup, adding new benefits, enhanced earning opportunities and more ways for cardholders to earn elite status. The three existing IHG credit cards are getting updates, including new names for two of them, annual fee increases on two, higher anniversary free night caps and additional Elite Night Credits. They're also expanding the portfolio with a new premium card, the IHG One Rewards Premier Select World Elite Mastercard. For
Hilton Honors American Express Card review: Solid perks for beginner travelers (opens the original)
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Quick summaryA no-annual-fee hotel card provides automatic entry-level elite status and strong earning potential at hotel properties and select U.S. merchants.Cardholders can access exclusive event presales and receive travel and purchase protections, such as extended warranty and purchase protection (terms apply).The card is best suited for those who stay at the hotel chain occasionally and want to build loyalty points without premium perks or fees.Higher-tier cards offer more valuable benefits
Hilton Honors Amex Business card review: Elite perks on a budget (opens the original)
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Quick summaryA mid-tier business card focused on Hilton loyalty offers automatic Gold status, strong earning at Hilton properties and up to $240 in annual statement credits distributed quarterly.Gold status provides benefits such as complimentary breakfast or food-and-beverage credits, space-available upgrades and a fifth night free on reward stays.Cardholders can earn Diamond status through high annual spending, but there is no automatic annual free night reward included.The card is best suited
Citi / AAdvantage Executive authorized user: Is it worth it? - The Points Guy (opens the original)
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If you're looking for a less expensive way to get Admirals Club access, becoming an authorized user on the Citi® / AAdvantage® Executive World Legend Mastercard® (see rates and fees) is worth considering. The card charges $175 to add up to three authorized users, so the effective cost is under $60 per person if all three authorized-user slots are used. Each authorized user gets their own Admirals Club access, though they don't receive all the benefits available to the primary cardholder. Let's b
Sapphire Reserve and Sapphire Reserve for Business eligibility - The Points Guy (opens the original)
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Chase's premium Sapphire lineup includes both a personal and a business option: the Chase Sapphire Reserve® (see rates and fees) and the Chase Sapphire Reserve for Business℠ (see rates and fees). Together, they form the backbone of Chase's top-tier travel rewards offerings. Chase allows cardholders to hold both cards simultaneously, which raises a common question: Can you apply for both and earn both welcome bonuses? While it is possible to hold both cards, approval and welcome bonus eligibility
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