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Originally Posted by Flying Ace
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Originally Posted by BayMoWe335
Year 2, you still get $300 travel expense, so it's always $150 AF if you fly, stay in hotels, or take taxi/uber at least once per year. There are many things that are coded as travel fee, so it's better than an airline credit.
The $300 in travel credit is every year.
3X points on dining and travel can add up fast.
The points program can transfer 1:1 on 11 airlines, so much better than AMX Platinum. If you use this card a lot, particularly on travel and dining, the points (miles) can add up quickly.
After my bonus, I'll have almost 500,000 points. 500,000 miles with Singapore Air can get me several first class tickets in suites.
Chase needs to add a rental/hotel perk.
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care to share how you accumulated 500,000? |
I'm assuming he flies a lot... I have (had before the long distance treks coast to coast) and that was off of a few years of flying...
That's just airline miles... Not including the chase sapphire and chase united mileage plus miles I received...