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Sign up freeAmazon says its Business card will transition from American Express to U.S. Bank on August 14, with existing cardholders automatically moved to a new Mastercard. Core earning rates appear similar, but the annual cap for top Amazon earnings is reportedly rising from $120K to $150K.
Bilt referral links are starting to appear again in the app after being promised for Bilt 2.0, initially in limited rollout. The referral feature is expected to award 2,500 Bilt points per approved referral once broadly available.
Several United cards now have limited-time elevated offers, topping out at 110K miles plus 3,000 PQP on the Club card when including the authorized-user kicker. The refresh also ties into United's new MileagePlus structure, with eligible cardholders getting better rewards on United purchases plus cardholder award discounts and Saver access.
Frequent Miler spotted Chase Q2 spend promos across multiple co-branded cards and published direct registration links. These targeted quarterly offers can materially change where cardholders put spend over the next few months.
Chase has refreshed Pay Yourself Back categories for Sapphire, Ink, and several co-branded products. The changes matter for cardholders deciding whether to cash out Ultimate Rewards or use points against new statement-credit categories.
Doctor of Credit says some Bilt 2.0 cardholders were charged a 0.2% foreign transaction fee even though the card is advertised with no foreign transaction fees, with refunds now being issued. That is a notable card-product issue for anyone using Bilt abroad.
One Mile at a Time adds coverage of the limited-time IHG Business card offer worth up to 200,000 points. That gives the richer bonus another mainstream confirmation after earlier posts surfaced the deal.
Miles to Memories adds another report backing the earlier Amex Graphite-style business card rumor. The story still looks preliminary, but multiple blogs are now pointing to a new small-business card with a $250 annual fee.
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