US Bank Altitude Reserve RETENTION OFFER! (US Bank Retention Offer 2020)

The US Bank Altitude Reserve card is one of the best travel credit cards on the market today. Click "Show More" to see Ad Disclosure. However, paying an annual fee of $400 for a premium travel credit card during a time when travel is heavily restricted just doesn’t make much sense. So…I called US Bank to see if any credit card retention offers were available on my account. 💳👉VIEW CREDIT CARD OFFERS! https://markscreditcards.com/offers 🛍 RAKUTEN - Earn Cash Back! http://markscreditcards.com/rakuten ‼️ GET FREE STOCKS FROM WEBULL when you open an account & deposit $100: http://markscreditcards.com/webull First, here’s a light US Bank Altitude Reserve review… SIGNUP BONUS (Nov. 2020) Earn 50,000 bonus points after spending $4,500 in the first 90 days of card membership. EARNING POINTS 5X Prepaid Hotels & Prepaid Car Rentals booked via Altitude Rewards Center 3X Travel 3X Mobile Wallet Purchases* 3X Dining (thru 12/31/2020, unless extended) 1X Everything Else *3X points on mobile wallet purchases is why I'd say this card wins the award for Best Credit Card For Costco :D BENEFITS - $325 annual travel credit, also works for dining thru 12/31/2020 (unless extended) - Airport Lounge Access via Priority Pass (4 free visits per year) - TSA Precheck or Global Entry credit every 4 years, up to $100 - Complimentary Wi-Fi via Gogo Inflight WiFi passes (12 per year) - No foreign transaction fees - Elite-like perks at Relais and Chateaux hotels - Dedicated Visa Infinite Concierge - Redeem rewards instantly via US Bank’s Real Time Rewards feature - Silvercar benefits and discounts - Travel & shopping insurance / protections RETENTION OFFER - NOVEMBER 2020 I received 10,000 US Bank Altitude Reserve points with no spend requirement. These points are worth $100 cash back or $150 toward travel via the US Bank travel portal. VERDICT I chose to KEEP the US Bank Altitude Reserve card for another year. A $400 annual fee - $100 cash retention offer - $325 travel credit means an effective (-$25) annual fee without considering any additional points being earned or benefits being used. For me, that was worth it for another year, and hopefully we can travel the world for cheap again (soon!) so these benefits can be put to good use. Disclosure: This site is part of an affiliate sales network and receives compensation for sending traffic to partner sites, such as CreditCards.com. This compensation may impact how and where links appear on this site. This site does not include all financial companies or all available financial offers. The content in this video is accurate as of the posting date. Some of the offers mentioned may no longer be available. Mark Reese is not a financial advisor. #creditcards #usbank #altitudereserve