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Targeted Amex Offer: Platinum cardholders can earn a $200 statement credit after spending $1,000+ on select airlines through Amex Travel. Valid until 10/31/26. Check your offers.
Navy Federal's More Rewards Amex offers 30,000 points after $3,000 spend, plus 3x on groceries, gas, dining, and transit. No annual fee, no foreign fees. Great for military families.
Targeted Amex Offer: Get a $200 statement credit when you spend $1,000+ on an Ikon Pass by 10/31/26. Check your Amex Offers now!
Chase's Ink Business Cash and Unlimited cards are offering a record 100,000-point bonus after $8,000 spend in 4 months. No annual fee, but the offer ends soon. Learn the details and whether it's worth it.
Chase's British Airways card is offering 90,000 Avios after $5,000 spend in 3 months. Plus, earn 3x on BA/Iberia/Aer Lingus flights and 2x on hotels. Check eligibility and tips.
Chase's British Airways, Iberia, and Aer Lingus cards now offer 90,000 Avios after $5,000 spend in 3 months. See which card fits your travel style and how to maximize these points.
Targeted Citi AAdvantage cardholders can earn up to 300 bonus miles by spending $500 monthly in Sept & Oct 2026. Check your AAdvantage promotions page to see if you're eligible. Modest but easy extra miles.
USAA's Eagle Navigator card now offers 50,000 points after $3,000 spend. Earn 3x on travel, 2x elsewhere, plus annual travel credits. $95 fee. Limited to USAA members.
FNBO's new Complete Rewards Visa Signature offers 5x on travel, 3x on streaming, 2x on fuel, and a $150 bonus after $500 spend—all with no annual fee. But is it a winner?
Targeted AmEx Offer: Spend $250+ on Airbnb, get $50 back (or $30 back on $250). Valid through 5/5/26. Check your AmEx Offers now.
AmEx Offers is back with a $100 statement credit when you spend $300+ at Small Luxury Hotels properties. Check your offers, book by Nov 15, 2026.
Carnival's revamped Mastercard now offers 50,000 points after $1,000 spend – worth $500 toward cruises. Plus 3x on Carnival, 2x on dining/groceries, and status points. But is it a keeper?