For May and June 2016, the credit card blogroll is lead by Chase Bank.
Chase has some good cards up their sleeve like the Marriott Card and Chase Ink Card.
The Business version of the Marriott card is offering the best bonus of any card for any hotel across the previous decade:
https://creditcards.chase.com/credit-cards/marriott-business-credit-cards.aspx?CELL=6TKV
That is a direct link to the bank site and this site is not an affiliate with Chase or any other bank or any affiliate company.
The personal version of this credit card offers about 80,000 points.
The Chase Ink card is also a versatile card that offers 60,000 points. Both these cards have no annual fee waived for the first year.
Is it worth it?
I would highly recommend both these cards over any other card in the market right now for the bonus points and are definitely worth it.
Runner up is the Citi Cards - Prestige/American are still good.
Rest of the cards for this period is pretty much the same as it was earlier-Nothing exciting!
Chase has some good cards up their sleeve like the Marriott Card and Chase Ink Card.
The Business version of the Marriott card is offering the best bonus of any card for any hotel across the previous decade:
https://creditcards.chase.com/credit-cards/marriott-business-credit-cards.aspx?CELL=6TKV
That is a direct link to the bank site and this site is not an affiliate with Chase or any other bank or any affiliate company.
The personal version of this credit card offers about 80,000 points.
The Chase Ink card is also a versatile card that offers 60,000 points. Both these cards have no annual fee waived for the first year.
Is it worth it?
I would highly recommend both these cards over any other card in the market right now for the bonus points and are definitely worth it.
Runner up is the Citi Cards - Prestige/American are still good.
Rest of the cards for this period is pretty much the same as it was earlier-Nothing exciting!
