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The CitiBusiness AAdvantage Mastercard is offering a top-tier 75,000-mile bonus after $5k spend in 5 months, with the first year's annual fee waived. A strong option for AA flyers, especially business owners mindful of 5/24.
Bank of America is offering a $500 sign-up bonus on three business cards after spending $5k in 90 days. No annual fees and a 0% intro APR sweeten the deal.
A targeted Chase offer gives $100 back for new DIRECTV service, but requires a 24-month contract. Check your account to see if you're eligible before the deadline.
Targeted Amex offer: Get a $100 statement credit when you spend $500+ on a Sixt car rental booked online by May 31, 2026. Must use a specific link and pay online.
Chase's Aeroplan card offers 85,000 bonus points after spending $4,000 in 3 months — one of its best-ever bonuses with a reasonable spending requirement.
First Bank's new Shop Your Way Visa offers 100,000 points after $1k spend, a far cry from its 600k launch bonus. The card lacks the ongoing spend perks of its predecessor.
Targeted Chase Amazon Prime Visa cardholders can get a $15 statement credit by adding their card to Apple Pay and spending $150+ via tap-to-pay by March 31, 2026.
The Amex Marriott Bonvoy Brilliant card offers 200K points, $300 dining credits, Platinum status & an 85K free night for a $650 annual fee. Here's who should consider it.
Targeted Barclays Wyndham cardholders can earn 3,000 bonus points by paying three different qualifying bills each month for three months in a row. No minimum spend mentioned.
Some Virgin Atlantic/Virgin Red members are being emailed a special 85,000-point welcome bonus for the Virgin Red Mastercard, requiring $5k spend in 90 days. Act by March 16, 2026.
Targeted United cardholders can earn up to $20 in TravelBank cash by making purchases or booking a flight in March. Check your eligibility now, but watch for a key expiration date.
Amex offers 1,500 bonus points for redeeming 7,143 points for $50 on Amazon. The math reveals a mediocre 0.89 cents per point value. Here's why you should think twice before using it.