This month, many airline and hotel cards are offering all-time-high or limited-time bonuses, and the CSP’s all-time-high 100,000 is back! Several AMEX cards have high offers that you only know after applying. Details below
- For issuer-branded cards, the Chase Sapphire Preferred 100,000 all-time-high offer, AMEX Gold 100,000, and Platinum 175,000 are all excellent. If you have a lot of rent or mortgage payments, the new premium Bilt card is also a good option.
- For airline cards: Delta has an all-time-high offer, AA 80,000 is very good, and AS offers are also strong overall — a pretty full-scale push!
- For hotel cards: Hilton has a limited-time offer that is worth jumping on without overthinking; Hyatt is just so-so, and you can wait on the others.
This article mainly lists good sign-up bonuses for personal cards. For business card rankings, see: Business Card Recommendations
- [All-time high]: The highest or especially strong sign-up bonus ever offered; prioritize applying
- [Limited-time]: A relatively high bonus available recently; a good choice to apply
- [Standard]: This is basically the long-term regular bonus; if you don’t have a card to apply for right now, it can be considered
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- 1 [All-time high] Chase Sapphire Preferred (100,000)
- 2 [All-time high] AMEX Gold (up to 100,000)
- 3 [All-time high] AMEX Platinum (150,000-175,000)
- 4 [All-time high] Bilt Palladium (50,000+$300)
- 5 [Limited-time] Citi AA Platinum (80,000)
- 6 [Limited-time] Three AMEX Hilton Cards (100,000-175,000)
- 7 [Limited-time] AMEX Delta Co-branded Cards (90,000-125,000)
- 8 [Limited-time] Capital One Venture X (75,000)
- 9 [Limited-time] Chase IHG Premier (140,000)
- 10 [Limited-time] Chase Marriott Bonvoy (125,000 points + $100)
- 11 [Limited-time] AMEX Marriott Bonvoy Bevy (135,000)
- 12 [Limited-time] Citi Strata Elite (75,000)
- 13 [Limited-time] AMEX Marriott Bonvoy Brilliant (150,000)
- 14 [Limited-time] BofA Atmos Rewards Summit (100,000 + 25,000 companion ticket)
- 15 [Limited-time] BofA Atmos Rewards Ascend (85,000 + companion ticket)
- 16 [Limited-time] Chase United Airlines (60,000 + first-year annual fee waived)
- 17 [Limited-time] Chase United Quest (70,000 + 500 PQP)
- 18 [Limited-time] Chase Hyatt (75,000)
- 19 [Standard] Chase Sapphire Reserve (100,000)
- 20 [Standard] Co-branded Platinum (80,000)
- 21 [Standard] Capital One Venture Rewards (75,000)
- 22 [Standard] Bank of America Premium Rewards ($600)
- 23 [Standard] Bank of America Premium Rewards Elite (75,000)
- 24 [Standard] Citi Strata Premier (60,000)
- 25 【Regular】Wells Fargo Autograph Journey (60,000-70,000 )
- 26 【Regular】Citi AA Executive (75,000)
- 27 【Regular】Citi AA Globe (60,000)
- 28 【Regular】Chase Aeroplan (60,000)
- 29 About Sign-up Bonuses
- 30 Sign-up Bonus Roundup
[All-time high] Chase Sapphire Preferred (100,000)
- A classic mid-tier credit card; once you have it, UR points can be transferred to airlines and hotels
- 7 tips to help you get the Chase Sapphire Preferred sign-up bonus!
Chase Sapphire Preferred Credit Card
Chase mid-tier travel credit card; includes a $50 annual hotel credit and free rental car insurance!
- Welcome bonus: 100,000 points (spend $5,000 in three months)
- Rewards: 5x on select travel; 3x on dining and streaming; 2x on other travel; 1x on all other purchases; 10% annual bonus
- Redemption: Can be redeemed for cash back; 1:1 transfers to airline and hotel loyalty programs; redeem at 1:1.25 toward travel purchases; value 1.6 cent/points
- Annual fee: $95
- Apply now>>
[All-time high] AMEX Gold (up to 100,000)
- You can get as much as 100,000, but you won’t know the exact sign-up bonus until you go all the way to the final application step
- The sign-up bonus is very high, and the dining and grocery rewards are also excellent.
- The monthly $10 dining credit and $10 Uber Eats credit can almost offset the annual fee if you use them both in full
High rewards on groceries and dining, plus $300+ in annual statement credits
- Welcome bonus: Up to 100,000 Membership Rewards (spend $4,000 in 6 months)
- Rewards: Dining, supermarkets 4x; airfare, amextravel.com 3x; all other purchases 1x
- Redemption: Can be redeemed for gift cards, cash, and travel; best value comes from airline mile transfers
- Annual fee: $325
- Apply now>>
[All-time high] AMEX Platinum (150,000-175,000)
- You can get as much as 175,000, but you won’t know the exact sign-up bonus until you go all the way to the final application step
- Best method: spend to earn the sign-up bonus. After holding the card for one year, remember to use up the airline reimbursement when the second calendar year begins. In the second year, you can downgrade or close the card. If you want to keep it, it’s worth asking for a Retention Offer
Up to $2,600 in annual statement credits; plus a wide range of premium perks!
- Welcome bonus: Up to 175,000 Membership Rewards (spend $12,000 in 6 months)
- Rewards: 5x on airfare and select hotel purchases, 1x on all other purchases
- Redemption: Transfer 1:1 to many airline miles and hotel points programs
- Annual fee: $895（Changes for existing cardholders in 2026）
- Apply now>>
[All-time high] Bilt Palladium (50,000+$300)
- Consider applying if you have a lot of rent and mortgage payments
- The points are relatively valuable
Up to $400 in hotel credits each year, $200 in Bilt Cash, plus complimentary airport lounge access
- Welcome bonus: 50,000 Bilt points (spend $4,000 within three months) + $300 Bilt Cash (when you open the card)
- Rewards: 1x Bilt Points on rent and mortgage payments; 2x Bilt Points + 4% Bilt Cash on all other purchases
- Redemption: Points can be redeemed for miles with multiple airline partners and hotel points
- Annual fee: $495
- Apply now>>
[Limited-time] Citi AA Platinum (80,000)
- A classic airline card. The first-year bonus is high and the annual fee is waived, so you can hold it for a year without pressure
- In the second year, you can downgrade to a no-annual-fee AA card or close it
Citi AA Platinum American Airlines Credit Card
No annual fee for the first year!
- Welcome bonus: 80,000 AA miles (spend $3,500 in the first 4 months)
- Rewards: 2X on AA website ticket purchases; 2x at restaurants and gas stations; 1x on all other purchases
- Redemption: Best value when redeeming for flights between China and the U.S. or between the U.S. and Europe; business-class redemptions can also offer solid value.
- Annual fee: $99（No annual fee for the first year）
- Apply now>>
[Limited-time] Three AMEX Hilton Cards (100,000-175,000)
For a detailed analysis, see
AMEX Hilton Aspire Credit Card
Complimentary top-tier Hilton Diamond status! Up to $600 in annual airline and hotel credits, plus a free night reward every year!
- Welcome bonus: 150,000 Hilton points (spend $6,000 in six months)
- Rewards: 14x on Hilton hotel purchases, 7x on flights, dining, and car rentals, and 3x on all other purchases
- Redemption: Redeemable at Hilton properties worldwide
- Annual fee: $550
- Apply now>>
AMEX Hilton Surpass Credit Card
Complimentary Hilton Gold status + $200 hotel statement credits!
- Welcome bonus: 130,000 Hilton points ($3,000 spend in six months)
- Rewards: 12x at Hilton hotels, 6x at supermarkets, restaurants, and gas stations, 3x on all other purchases
- Redemption: Redeemable at Hilton properties worldwide
- Annual fee: $150
- Apply now>>
AMEX Hilton Honors Credit Card
No annual fee
- Welcome bonus: 80,000 Hilton points (spend $2,000 within six months)
- Rewards: 7x on Hilton hotel purchases, 5x at supermarkets, restaurants, and gas stations, 3x on all other purchases
- Redemption: Redeemable at Hilton properties worldwide
- Annual fee: $0
- Apply now>>
[Limited-time] AMEX Delta Co-branded Cards (90,000-125,000)
You can check our comparison article and choose the Delta card that fits you best
Here are the cards
- No first-year annual fee, plus an 80,000 sign-up bonus. We recommend this one for most people — flexible whether you want offense or defense.
First two checked bags free; Delta flight perks, plus $100 hotel reimbursement each year
- Welcome bonus: Up to 80,000 miles (spend $2,000 in six months)
- Rewards: Delta purchases, supermarkets, restaurants 2x; everything else 1x
- Redemption: Redeem for Delta flights and SkyTeam partner award tickets; 15% off redemptions
- Annual fee: $150（Annual fee waived for the first year）
- Apply now>>
- If you want something even better and fly Delta quite often, you can consider this Platinum. Note: if you haven’t had Gold yet, it’s recommended to get Gold first, because once you’ve had Platinum, you can’t get the Gold bonus
First two checked bags free; $390 in annual reimbursement + a companion ticket, solid Delta perks
- Welcome bonus: 80,000 miles (spend $4,000 in 6 months) + 20,000 miles (spend another $2,000 in 6 months)
- Rewards: Delta purchases, hotel purchases 3x, restaurants and supermarkets 2x, everything else 1x
- Redemption: Can be redeemed for Delta flights and SkyTeam partner flight tickets; redemptions get 15% off
- Annual fee: $350（Some legacy cardholders: $250）
- Apply now>>
- If you need Delta elite status and access to Delta’s own airport lounges, this may be worth considering — ideally only if you fly very often. Not suitable for most people
First two checked bags free; annual companion ticket + $610 reimbursement, with generous premium Delta perks
- Welcome bonus: 100,000 miles (spend $6,000 in six months) + 25,000 miles (spend another $3,000 in six months)
- Rewards: 3x on Delta purchases, 1x on everything else
- Redemption: Can be redeemed for Delta flights and SkyTeam partner airline tickets; redemptions get 15% off
- Annual fee: $650（Some legacy cardholders pay $550）
- Apply now>>
[Limited-time] Capital One Venture X (75,000)
- Using the $500,000 method makes approval very easy; click the details to see more
- This card gives you $300 in annual credits and 10,000 points every year, so the holding cost is basically zero — the earlier you get it, the better!
Capital One Venture X Credit Card
A premium card that can more than pay for itself each year
- Welcome bonus: 75,000 Capital One points (spend $4,000 in the first 6 months)
- Rewards: 2x on all purchases, plus 10x/5x through the Capital One Travel portal
- Redemption: 100 points = $1 toward travel purchases; 1:1 transfers to airline miles
- Annual fee: $395
- Apply now>>
[Limited-time] Chase IHG Premier (140,000)
- I personally prefer points since they don’t expire
- This card can also be held long term; the annual free night certificate basically offsets the annual fee
Annual free night certificate + $50 flight credit!
- Welcome bonus: 140,000 IHG points (spend $3,000 in 3 months)
- Rewards: 10x on IHG purchases; 5x on travel, gas, and dining; 3x on all other purchases
- Redemption: Redeem at IHG hotels, worth 0.6 cpp
- Annual fee: $99
- Apply now>>
[Limited-time] Chase Marriott Bonvoy (125,000 points + $100)
- It gives you an annual free night certificate, so it’s still suitable for long-term holding
- The $100 credit is split into two $50 halves, and you need to spend $250 on airfare to get it
Chase Marriott Bonvoy Boundless Marriott Credit Card
Comes with 1 free night certificate every year; a standout card
- Welcome bonus: 4 Marriott free night awards at the 50,000-point tier (spend $3,000 in the first 3 months) + $100 airline credit
- Rewards: 6x at Marriott hotels; 3x on gas, groceries, and dining; 2x on all other purchases
- Redemption: Can be redeemed at Marriott/Ritz-Carlton properties, or transferred to airline miles at up to a 3:1.25 ratio
- Annual fee: $95
- Apply now>>
[Limited-time] AMEX Marriott Bonvoy Bevy (135,000)
- Just looking at the sign-up bonus, the Marriott points are already worth about $1,400
AMEX Marriott Bonvoy Bevy Credit Card
1,000 bonus points on every stay; complimentary Marriott Bonvoy Gold Elite status just for being a cardholder.
- Welcome bonus: 85,000 Marriott points (spend $5,000 in the first 6 months) + 50,000 (spend another $2,000 in the first 6 months)
- Rewards: 6x at Marriott hotels; 4x on dining and groceries; 2x on all other purchases
- Redemption: Redeem for Marriott hotel stays, or transfer to airline miles
- Annual fee: $250
- Apply now>>
[Limited-time] Citi Strata Elite (75,000)
- The new Citi premium card, with various credits that can offset the annual fee
- In the second year, you can consider downgrading to Premier or holding it long term
- A great deal! 10 reasons to convince you to apply for the Citi Strata Elite credit card right now!
New premium card with a $300 annual hotel credit, $400 in statement credits, and complimentary airport lounge membership
- Welcome bonus: 75,000 Thank You Points (3-month spend $6,000)
- Rewards: 12x on hotels, car rentals, and attractions booked through Citi Travel; 6x on airfare; 6x at restaurants and on delivery on Friday and Saturday evenings; 3x on dining at other times; 1.5x on all other purchases
- Redemption: Points can be transferred 1:1 to airline and hotel partners, or redeemed for cash back
- Annual fee: $595（Discount available for Citi Gold and Private clients）
- Apply now>>
[Limited-time] AMEX Marriott Bonvoy Brilliant (150,000)
- The annual 85,000-point free night certificate is excellent, with a value of about $300-$1,000
- The $300 dining credit can also offset part of the annual fee
AMEX Marriott Bonvoy Brilliant Credit Card
Complimentary Marriott Platinum Elite status; annual 85k free night certificate and up to $300 in dining statement credits each year
- Welcome bonus: 100,000 Marriott points (spend $6,000 in 6 months) + 50,000 (spend another $2,000 in 6 months)
- Rewards: 6x at SPG/Marriott/Ritz-Carlton hotels, 3x on airfare and dining, 2x on everything else
- Redemption: Redeemable at SPG/Marriott/Ritz-Carlton properties, or transfer to airline miles at up to a 3:1.25 ratio
- Annual fee: $650
- Apply now>>
[Limited-time] BofA Atmos Rewards Summit (100,000 + 25,000 companion ticket)
- An extremely high sign-up bonus, plus a 25,000 companion discount certificate and an airfare discount certificate
BofA Atmos Rewards Summit Credit Card
Annual 25k-mile discount certificate; extensive airline benefits
- Welcome bonus: 100,000 miles + 25,000 global companion ticket (spend $6,500 within 90 days)
- Rewards: 3x on purchases outside the U.S. and dining; 1x on all other purchases
- Redemption: Redeem for Alaska or partner award tickets
- Annual fee: $395
- Apply now>>
[Limited-time] BofA Atmos Rewards Ascend (85,000 + companion ticket)
- Click for details to see multiple bonus options; choose the one you want
- The miles are relatively valuable, and you can also get a companion ticket
BofA Atmos Rewards Ascent Credit Card
One companion fare each year; free checked bags; one free museum day every month!
- Welcome bonus: 85,000 Alaska miles + 1 companion fare (spend $4,500 within 120 days)
- Rewards: 3x on Alaska Airlines and Hawaiian Airlines purchases; 2x on gas, EV charging, streaming, and public transit; 1x on all other purchases
- Redemption: Redeemable for award flights on the airline and its partner airlines
- Annual fee: $95
- Apply now>>
[Limited-time] Chase United Airlines (60,000 + first-year annual fee waived)
- A classic airline miles card. The first-year annual fee is waived, so you can hold it without pressure
Chase United Explorer Credit Card
Annual Club Passes; free checked bags; plus plenty of statement credits!
- Welcome bonus: 50,000 UA miles (spend $3,000 in the first 3 months) + 10,000 (add a supplementary card within 3 months)
- Rewards: 5x on hotels booked through UA channels; 2x on airfare booked on the UA website, dining, and hotel purchases; 1x on all other purchases
- Redemption: Redeemable for domestic and international flights on UA and Star Alliance members, valued at 1.6 cents/point
- Annual fee: $150（Annual fee waived for the first year）
- Apply now>>
[Limited-time] Chase United Quest (70,000 + 500 PQP)
- Once you factor in the credits, the value is pretty good; if you need help with status qualification, this is worth considering
Chase United Quest Credit Card
Get $200 in annual flight credits, plus lots of reimbursements and perks~
- Welcome bonus: 60,000 UA miles + 500 PQP (spend $4,000 in 3 months) + 10,000 (add one authorized user within 3 months)
- Rewards: 3X on UA purchases; 2x on dining, streaming, and travel purchases (hotels, car rentals, airlines, cruises, etc.); 1x on all other purchases
- Redemption: Redeemable for domestic and international flights on UA and Star Alliance partners, with a value of 1.6 cent/point
- Annual fee: $350
- Apply now>>
[Limited-time] Chase Hyatt (75,000)
- The spending requirement is a bit high
Chase World of Hyatt Credit Card
Free night award every year; 4x at Hyatt hotels!
- Welcome bonus: 45,000 Hyatt points (spend $5,000 within 3 months) + 2x bonus points (within 6 months, up to $15,000 in spending)
- Rewards: 4x at Hyatt hotels; 2x on airfare, car rentals, dining, transit, and fitness clubs; 1x on all other purchases
- Redemption: Redeem for stays at Hyatt hotels, valued at 1.6 cents/point
- Annual fee: $95
- Apply now>>
[Standard] Chase Sapphire Reserve (100,000)
- After the refresh, the benefits and annual fee changed significantly, and the sign-up bonus is also very generous!
- After subtracting the annual fee, the sign-up bonus is worth about $500; the travel credit is easy to use, so add another $300
Chase Sapphire Reserve Credit Card
Premium perks included! Up to $2,300 in annual statement credits!
- Welcome bonus: 100,000 points (spend $6,000 in the first 3 months)
- Rewards: 8x on flights, hotels, car rentals, and activities booked through Chase Travel; 4x on flights and hotels booked directly; 1x on other purchases
- Redemption: Can be redeemed for cash back; can be transferred 1:1 to airline and hotel partners; up to 1:2 redemption for premium hotels and flights; value 1.6 cents/point
- Annual fee: $795
- Apply now>>
[Standard] Co-branded Platinum (80,000)
- Best method: spend to earn the sign-up bonus. After holding the card for one year, remember to use up the airline reimbursement when the second calendar year begins. In the second year, you can downgrade or close the card. If you want to keep it, it’s worth asking for a Retention Offer
Up to $2,600 in annual credits, plus a large set of premium perks!
- Welcome bonus: 80,000 Membership Rewards (spend $12,000 in six months)
- Rewards: 5x on flights and select hotel purchases; 1X on all other purchases
- Redemption: Points can be transferred to a Schwab brokerage account at 1:1.1 for cash redemption; also transferable at 1:1 to many airline miles and hotel points programs
- Annual fee: $895（Changes for existing cardholders in 2026）
- Apply now>>
AMEX Platinum (Morgan Stanley) Card
Up to $2,600 in annual credits; plus a long list of premium benefits!
- Welcome bonus: 80,000 Membership Rewards (spend $12,000 in 6 months)
- Rewards: 5x on airfare and select hotel purchases, 1X on all other purchases
- Redemption: Points can be transferred into a Morgan Stanley brokerage account and redeemed for cash at a value of 1 cent per point (100 points = $1); points can also be transferred 1:1 to many airline miles and hotel loyalty programs
- Annual fee: $895（Existing cardholders change in 2026）
- Apply now>>
[Standard] Capital One Venture Rewards (75,000)
- Use pre-approval first, and then you can see the sign-up bonus. If you’re not approved, it won’t affect your credit score
Capital One Venture Credit Card
2x miles on all purchases!
- Welcome bonus: 75,000 Capital One points (spend $4,000 in three months)
- Rewards: 2x on all purchases
- Redemption: 100 miles = $1 toward travel purchases; 1:1 transfer to airline miles
- Annual fee: $95
- Apply now>>
[Standard] Bank of America Premium Rewards ($600)
- Just use the reimbursement to buy AA gift cards — it’s basically negative annual fee, and you can hold it long term
- After subtracting the annual fee, the sign-up bonus is worth about $500; the airline credit is easy to use, so add another $100
BofA Premium Rewards Credit Card
Up to $100 in annual airline incidental statement credits; 2x on dining and travel
- Welcome bonus: $600 cash back (spend $4,000 in three months)
- Rewards: 2% on travel and dining; 1.5% on all other purchases; BofA premium account holders can earn up to 1.75x points
- Redemption: 1:1 direct cashback redemption
- Annual fee: $95
- Apply now>>
[Standard] Bank of America Premium Rewards Elite (75,000)
- $300 in airline incidental credits; $100 in reimbursements for rideshares, streaming, food delivery, and similar expenses — pretty easy to use
BofA Premium Rewards Elite Credit Card
$450 in annual statement credits
- Welcome bonus: 75,000 points (spend $5,000 in three months)
- Rewards: 2x on travel and dining; 1.5x on all other purchases; BOA premium banking customers can earn up to 1.75x points
- Redemption: 1:1 cash back redemption; 20% discount on airfare redemptions
- Annual fee: $550
- Apply now>>
[Standard] Citi Strata Premier (60,000)
- After the redesign, new charging-related benefits, trip delay coverage, and more were added at no extra cost
- A new all-in-one card, with 3x coverage across nearly every part of everyday spending and travel. It also adds a $100 annual discount when booking hotels through the travel center, and you can cash out TYP points directly at 1:1
- After subtracting the first-year annual fee, the welcome bonus is worth about $700. If you can use the hotel discount, add another $100
Citi Strata Premier Credit Card
One of the best all-around credit cards for both everyday spending and travel. Plus, get a $100 annual hotel benefit.
- Welcome bonus: 60,000 ThankYou Points (Spend $4,000 in three months)
- Rewards: 10x on hotels, car rentals, and attractions booked through Citi Travel; 3x at supermarkets, restaurants, gas stations, on airfare, hotels, and EV charging; 1x on all other purchases
- Redemption: Points can be transferred 1:1 to airline and hotel loyalty programs, or redeemed for cash back
- Annual fee: $95
- Apply now>>
【Regular】Wells Fargo Autograph Journey (60,000-70,000 )
- A newly launched card with pretty solid value; points can be transferred to airlines and hotels
- At 1.2c/p per point, the welcome bonus is worth about $750+
Great for travel spending, plus a $50 annual credit
- Welcome bonus: 60,000 points (spend $4,000 in three months)
- Rewards: Hotels 5x; airfare 4x; restaurants, takeout, and other travel 3x; all other purchases 1x
- Redemption: Cash back; can also be redeemed for airline miles or hotel points
- Annual fee: $95
- Apply now>>
【Regular】Citi AA Executive (75,000)
- Good welcome bonus, but the annual fee is very high and there aren’t many credits
- Only worth getting if you fly AA a lot
Citi AAdvantage Executive Credit Card
Complimentary Admirals Club access plus up to $480 in annual statement credits; a premium AA credit card
- Welcome bonus: 70,000 AA miles (spend $7,000 in three months)
- Rewards: 4x on AA purchases; after $150k in annual spending, earn 5x; 1x on all other purchases
- Redemption: Best value for redeeming flights between the U.S. and China or between the U.S. and Europe; business-class redemptions can offer solid value.
- Annual fee: $595
- Apply now>>
【Regular】Citi AA Globe (60,000)
- Just apply for the sign-up bonus; the credits are a bit weak
- In the second year, you can downgrade to a no-annual-fee AA card or close it
$750 in various statement credits, extensive AA flight benefits, and an annual companion ticket
- Welcome bonus: 90,000 AA miles (spend $5,000 in 3 months)
- Rewards: AA Hotel 6x; purchases on the AA website 3x; dining and food delivery 2x; rideshare and public transit 2x; all other purchases 1x
- Redemption: Redeem for AA, Oneworld, and partner-airline award tickets, with an estimated value of about 1.5 cpp
- Annual fee: $350
- Apply now>>
【Regular】Chase Aeroplan (60,000)
- The miles have good value, and PYB can be used to cash out
Chase Aeroplan Air Canada Co-Branded Credit Card
3x on groceries, dining, and airfare!
- Welcome bonus: 75,000 miles (spend $4,000 in 3 months) + 25,000 (spend $20,000 in 12 months)
- Rewards: 3x on groceries, dining, and Air Canada website ticket purchases, 1x on all other purchases
- Redemption: Points can be redeemed for domestic and international flights on Air Canada and other Star Alliance member airlines, with a value of 1.6 cent/point
- Annual fee: $95
- Apply now>>
About Sign-up Bonuses
In the U.S., many credit cards offer generous sign-up bonuses. For example, 100,000 airline miles, 60,000 points, or 50,000 hotel points can each be worth over $1,000. A sign-up bonus can easily be worth far more than the rewards you’d earn over several years from a 5% cash-back card. Beyond welcome bonuses, many cards also offer reimbursement benefits, and if you can actually use them, the value can be impressive. Earning over a thousand dollars from a new card is not a fantasy, so this article rounds up some of the latest high-value welcome offers to give you a reference when applying. We’ve also added tags so you can quickly see which cards should be prioritized *This ranking only considers holding the card for one year, and reimbursement value is counted on a case-by-case basis**Current welcome bonuses are based on the ranking update date and are kept as up to date as possible. Some cards need to be opened in a special way to see the bonus. You can open them from the card introduction page.***All point values are based on: Point Value Estimates, and all comparisons are converted into cash value.****This ranking ignores the opportunity cost of meeting the minimum spending requirement*****Formula: Earnings $XXX = welcome bonus * point value + reimbursement amount * discounted value - annual fee
Sign-up Bonus Roundup
The accounts below all have excellent sign-up bonuses. Pick the ones you like and earn some extra money on the side. Small amounts add up, and over the course of a year you can make a decent amount of money and travel funds from these financial accounts.