🚨 HIGH Bonus Offer 🚨 75k Points On the Best Beginner Card for Luxury Travel


Hey Reader,

There's a new, elevated 75,000 point bonus offer on the best beginner card out there to help you earn points for luxury travel. I can't mention it by name in email, but click the link to check it out 🥸

If you've been Inside the Upgrade for a while, you know that I almost never send emails encouraging a specific points card. But this is the #1 card everyone starts with when they want to luxury travel with points, so the fact that they increased the welcome bonus is a big deal.

Most recently, I used these points to fly to Asia and back in business class (which would've cost me ~$9,000) and book my dad a hotel when he visited New York - the points really are flexible 🧘‍♀️

I personally will be signing up for this card with this offer (and I've got my eye on business class flight to Paris I'll use the welcome bonus for), so, as always, I promise to only recommend strategies that I would use myself ✈️🥂

Why This Is the Best Beginner Card:

💰 Unusually High Welcome Offer: Earn 75,000 points (worth at least $900) after you spend $4,000 in 3 months. This is a limited-time offer, significantly higher than the usual 60,000-point bonus.

✈️ Low Annual Fee: The card carries a $95 annual fee, making it a low-risk entry into the world of points and miles. Even if you decide you hate it (though I can't imagine that), it's a low cost card to try.

💸 Tons of Perks: Given that you get a $50 hotel credit, $96 Doordash Subscription, $60 Instacart membership, and $15 Instacart quarterly credit, the perks quickly outweigh the fee.

🥂 High-Value Points: You can transfer these points to 14 different airline and hotel partners (from Air France to United to Hyatt and beyond) and they routinely offer bonuses that take your points even further. And we all know transfer bonuses are my favorite way to book business class flights 😏

💳 Easy Ways to Earn Points: Earn 3x points on dining and online grocery purchases, 2x points on travel, and 10% bonus points on your annual spending.


Now, if you care about lounge access, you may want to consider the next level version of this card. It's more expensive, but the new lounges are nice and it also comes with a 75k welcome bonus and additional perks.


Hope this helps and feel free to reply if you have questions!

Cheers to your next adventure ✈️🥂,

Deryn and the team at Inside the Upgrade

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