USAA Eagle Navigator Card: A Rare 50,000-Point Welcome Bonus Lands
USAA's Eagle Navigator card now offers 50,000 points after $3,000 spend. Earn 3x on travel, 2x elsewhere, plus annual travel credits. $95 fee. Limited to USAA members.
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USAA's Eagle Navigator card now offers 50,000 points after $3,000 spend. Earn 3x on travel, 2x elsewhere, plus annual travel credits. $95 fee. Limited to USAA members.
FNBO's new Complete Rewards Visa Signature offers 5x on travel, 3x on streaming, 2x on fuel, and a $150 bonus after $500 spend—all with no annual fee. But is it a winner?
Targeted AmEx Offer: Spend $250+ on Airbnb, get $50 back (or $30 back on $250). Valid through 5/5/26. Check your AmEx Offers now.
AmEx Offers is back with a $100 statement credit when you spend $300+ at Small Luxury Hotels properties. Check your offers, book by Nov 15, 2026.
Carnival's revamped Mastercard now offers 50,000 points after $1,000 spend – worth $500 toward cruises. Plus 3x on Carnival, 2x on dining/groceries, and status points. But is it a keeper?
Targeted Amex Offer: Spend $250+ on Allegiant Air flights by 9/30/2026, get $50 statement credit. Direct bookings only, US-origin flights. Check your Amex Offers now.
Targeted Hilton Amex offer: spend $1,000 on everyday purchases, earn 5,000 bonus Hilton Honors points, up to 3 times. Valid through Dec 31, 2026. Registration required.
American Express has boosted welcome offers on Delta SkyMiles cards through Nov 4, 2026. Earn up to 200,000 miles on business cards, plus statement credits and flight perks. Check eligibility and apply before the deadline.
Check your AmEx Offers for a Hilton Surpass deal: spend $4,500, earn 13,500 bonus points (3x), repeat up to three times. Boost grocery earnings to 9x!
Targeted Amex Offer: Get a $200 statement credit when you spend $1,000+ on Lufthansa Group flights (Lufthansa, Swiss, Austrian, Brussels, Discover) booked via Amex Travel by 10/31/2026. US-origin flights only.
New Bank of America cardholders can earn 2% unlimited cash back or 6% in a chosen category for a full year, plus a $200 bonus. Limited-time offer with no annual fee.
The Citi AAdvantage Executive Card now offers 125,000 miles after $15k spend in 5 months, but the annual fee jumped to $695. New AA Vacations credits help offset the cost. Is it a keeper?