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Southwest Rapid Rewards® Plus, Premier, & Priority Credit Cards: Earn 75k Bonus Points w/ $5k Spent in First 3 Months
Chase is offering the following: Earn 75,000 bonus points after spending $3,000 on purchases in the first 3 months with the Southwest Rapid Rewards® Plus, Premier, & Priority Credit Cards.
The Southwest Rapid Rewards® Plus Credit Card offers the following benefits. The annual fee is $69.
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The Southwest Rapid Rewards® Plus Credit Card offers the following benefits. The annual fee is $69.
- Earn 75,000 bonus points after spending $3,000 on purchases in the first 3 months.
- 3,000 anniversary points each year.
- Earn 2X points on Southwest® purchases.
- Earn 2X points on local transit and commuting, including rideshare.
- Earn 2X points on internet, cable, phone services, and select streaming.
- 2 EarlyBird Check-In® each year.
- Earn 1 point for every $1 spent on all other purchases.
- All points earned count towards Companion Pass®.
- Earn 75,000 bonus points after spending $3,000 on purchases in the first 3 months.
- 6,000 anniversary points each year.
- Earn 3X points on Southwest® purchases.
- Earn 2X points on local transit and commuting, including rideshare.
- Earn 2X points on internet, cable, phone services, and select streaming.
- 2 EarlyBird Check-In® each year.
- All points earned count towards Companion Pass®.
- No foreign transaction fees.
- Earn 75,000 bonus points after spending $3,000 on purchases in the first 3 months.
- 7,500 anniversary points each year.
- Earn 3X points on Southwest® purchases.
- Earn 2X points on local transit and commuting, including rideshare.
- Earn 2X points on internet, cable, phone services, and select streaming.
- $75 Southwest® travel credit each year.
- 4 Upgraded Boardings per year when available.
- No foreign transaction fees.
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Created 05-26-2022
at 03:38 PM
by Gt7737
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This is a pretty good bonus mid year. If I remember correctly they may, MAY, have a better bonus near end of year but can't bank on that.
Also remember if you spend your 5k you will be at 80k points vs just the bonus of 75k points
Business cards are earning 60k and 80k bonus points if you are willing to try that route for companion pass
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So, you'd want to get CP at the beginning of the year right?
So, you'd want to get CP at the beginning of the year right?
Correct , if possible ,that's the best scenario. They have made it more difficult by raising total points to 125k for companion and have made it harder to get the business card( from what I've read) to combine the two bonus points and earn the pass
Yes ..all three cards are available . All with different fees and perks
Thanks I didn't know it was three cards. I'll update my post
Any recommendations on the best bang for your buck?
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Any recommendations on the best bang for your buck?
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$69
$99
& $149 fees .
The $149 card you get $75 southwest credit, (4) upgraded boardings
I usually get the $149
I use my upgraded boardings and there are security fees when u book with points . We go out of country so they are a little higher than domestic. the $75 credit covers those and makes the fee a wash. And you get 7,500 points on your card anniversary
$69
$99
& $149 fees .
The $149 card you get $75 southwest credit, (4) upgraded boardings
I usually get the $149
I use my upgraded boardings and there are security fees when u book with points . We go out of country so they are a little higher than domestic it the $75 credit covers those abs makes the fee a wash. And you get 7,500 points on your card anniversary
Thanks and repped. So basically, if you fly Southwest at least once a year, that $75 credit means you really only pay $75 annually for the card. 4x upgrades per year are worth $30 each ($120 total value).
What does "1,500 tier qualifying points towards A-List status for every $10,000 spent" mean on the $149 priority card? Kinda confused there.
Just saying, if from New England best to go with a different airline point system in my opinion.
What does "1,500 tier qualifying points towards A-List status for every $10,000 spent" mean on the $149 priority card? Kinda confused there.
If you make a list by earning a list points (35,000) you get more perks
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Thanks again. So if my math is right, if you spend $233,334 in a year, you can get A-List status with the Priority card
Points can be earned from (a) qualifying flights booked and flown through Southwest or (b) through qualifying purchases with our Rapid Rewards partners. Qualifying flights include flights paid entirely with dollars, Southwest LUV Vouchers, gift cards or flight credits, and with no portion of the purchase price paid for with Rapid Rewards points.
**Qualifying flights include flights booked and flown through Southwest and flights paid entirely with dollars, Southwest LUV Vouchers, gift cards or travel funds, and with no portion of the purchase price paid for with Rapid Rewards points.
The other trick is to get hotel rooms with Buy More, Earn more through Southwest hotels. This works in Vegas and other big cities. You can earn 1000s of points per night, basically by buying them for about 1.6 cents per point…nearly at cost. I've done two weekend trips this year and got about an extra 30000 points… costing me less than $500 extra on the hotel cost.
So if you're a diligent Vegas traveler, you could have your CP in a few trips.