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Wells Fargo Propel American Express® Card
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This card is no longer available
No Annual Fee
No Annual Fee
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FM Mini Review: Combine points with the Wells Fargo Visa Signature to get 1.5 cents per point in value towards travel (or 1.75 cents per point if you spend $50K per year on the Visa Signature and combine your points).
Earning rate: 3X flights, hotels, homestays, car rentals, dining, gas, rideshares, transit, and streaming services
Base: 1X (1.5%)
Flights: 3X (4.5%)
Hotels: 3X (4.5%)
Other Travel: 3X (4.5%)
Gas: 3X (4.5%)
Dine: 3X (4.5%)
Other: 3X (4.5%)
Card Info: Amex Credit Card issued by Wells. This card has no foreign currency conversion fees.
The card listed as the Propel World above and on the Best Offers page is actually just called Propel. There is a Propel World card, which I currently have. The Propel World has a $175 AF (waived first year) and includes $100 airline incidentals credit (works with MPX) per cardmember year (and can be done a second time before cancelling or downgrading to avoid AF), but only gets 3X on airfares, 2X on hotels and 1x everywhere else. The Propel World is now only available by phone and in branch. It used to have a 40K sign-up bonus, not sure whether it has that anymore. It looks like the Propel could be a good downgrade option when the AF on my Propel World comes due.
This card looks like it now has no annual fee, and does not require you to have a login.
Fixed that, thanks!
Does that not increase the 1st Year Estimated Value?