If you're going to fly one airline often then get that airline's branded card.

Mar 27, 2015
3:13:30pm

HarlemCoug

For instance the Delta Reserve card is a must for people who fly Delta often.
If you will use multiple airlines then something like the Platinum Amex or Chase Ink. The points you accumulate can be transferred to multiple airlines.

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Best business card for travel rewards?

unctoothman

3/27/15 2:56pm

I personally like Chase Ultimate Reward points, so that would leave you with the

workindev

3/27/15 3:12pm

But really the best solution is to sign up for a few of them. Get some airline

workindev

3/27/15 3:14pm

agreed here - if you'll have annual spend north of $50k then getting the sign up

HarlemCoug

3/27/15 3:22pm

But note there are 2% cash back cards out there that may be a better fit. Often

HarlemCoug

3/27/15 3:24pm

What 2% cards are still available?

cheezedawg

3/27/15 3:26pm

Citi has one - link

HarlemCoug

3/28/15 11:46am

It's not that simple. If you spend $100k, you would get $2,000 cash with a 2%

workindev

3/27/15 3:39pm

I guess you could say that I'm one of those people. I currently have 18 credit

workindev

3/27/15 3:36pm

That is the one I've seen that looks best so far...most flexible earning and

unctoothman

3/27/15 3:21pm

If you're going to fly one airline often then get that airline's branded card.

HarlemCoug

3/27/15 3:13pm

Mine are printed on a manila cardstock. Good quality. Raised company logo. Look

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