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5 Things to do once you get the Amex Gold Card
The new American Express Gold card provides a $120 per year dining credit that is dished out in $10 installments each month. The credit is valid towards the bill at Ruth’s Chris Steakhouse, The Cheesecake Factory, Shake Shack and towards spending on food delivery services Grubhub and Seamless. However you do need to enroll in the credit through the card benefits page in your online account.
Finn by Chase Mobile Bank Review
If you have been surfing social media websites recently, you may have come across an ad for Finn by Chase, an online/mobile banking service with an upbeat lively tone that Chase themselves describes as : “Your classic bank account, with shiny, new tools to help you take control of your money.”
Amex Expands Referral Program: Your Chance to Earn Extra Points
American Express has expanded its referral program to include referral options for cards that you don’t actually have. Amex will now let you refer friends and family to any card in the series of cards that you have one of, to the business version of a card you have, or in some cases, even to other cards you have no link to.
Barclays Arrival Premier Closed to New Applicants
The Barclays Arrival Premier card was introduced in April this year and it was Barclays’ first credit card that had a system of transferable points – the the most desirable type of rewards system in the credit card world. With a transferable points system, points can be transferred to airline partners and normally can be redeemed for far greater value than points that have a set value (1c per point in the case of the Barclays Arrival+, which is still available). Transfer partners included Etihad, Eva Air and Qantas, plus several more.
The New Amex Gold Card is Here! + Rose Gold Limited Edition
Over the past couple of weeks multiple leaks have hinted at something quite incredible happening to the American Express Gold Card. First we had cardholders see 4x point earning rates on US restaurants and supermarkets show up in their accounts, and then after a couple of hours these rates disappeared (to be honest I think they did this on purpose to get people talking). Then we had leaked card images of the new metal cards, with a new rose gold variety, and many leakes about the revamped benefits of the card, supposedly being launched October 4th.
“Petal” Credit Builder Card Now Open to Public Applications
We reported earlier this year on a new credit card that doesn’t rely on your credit score to assess your application for the card, but instead looks at personal financial data such as your income and your spending. This card is Petal Card. Previously invitation only, Petal Card is now open to the public and you can apply for it with literally no credit score and credit history whatsoever.
New Amex Rose Gold LEAKED IMAGES Surface
American Express is not very good at keeping things hush hush, it seems. A few days ago they accidentally added new benefits to the Premier Rewards Gold card that in theory shouldn’t go live until 10/04/2018, and now images of the two new designs of the Gold Card, one gold and one rose gold, appear to have been leaked.
You Can Now Lock/Unlock Your Chase Credit Cards, Here’s How…
Chase has announced that now customers have the ability to lock their credit cards if they lose them, and unlock the cards again when found. Locking and unlocking can be done through Chase.com or the company’s mobile app. According to chase locking a card will instantly block new purchases, cash advances and balance transfers, but will not interfere with recurring payments.
US Bank Releases Business Card with 48 Bonus Categories
US Bank recently released a new business credit card called the US Bank Business Leverage Visa Signature. The card features 48 potential bonus categories of which card holders will earn 2x on two categories out of the 48. The card also features 1 extra point per dollar spent, up to 100,000 points in the first year, instead of a sign up bonus, so that is 3x on the bonus categories in the first year. The card charges an annual fee of $95, waived for the first year.
