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Bank of America has rolled out increased bonuses on both of their co-branded Amtrak Guest Rewards credit cards.
Amtrak Guest Rewards World Mastercard
The Offer
Get 30,000 bonus points after you make $1,000 or more in purchases on your new card within 90 days of account opening.
Card Benefits
- Earn 3X on Amtrak, 2X on qualifying travel and 1X everywhere else.
- $79 annual fee.
- 5% point rebate on Amtrak Guest Rewards redemptions.
- Complimentary companion coupon, One-Class Upgrade and a single-day ClubAcela pass each year.
- Earn 1,000 Tier Qualifying Points towards elite status for each $5K spent in a calendar year. Limit 4,000 TQPs per year.
- Ability to transfer up to 25,000 points to hotel partners after $20K calendar year spend.
The normal bonus on this card has been 20,000 points so this represents an increase of 50%.
Amtrak Guest Rewards Platinum Mastercard
The Offer
Get 15,000 bonus points after you make $1,000 or more in purchases on your new card within 90 days of account opening.
Card Benefits
- Earn 2X on Amtrak and 1X everywhere else.
- No annual fee.
- 5% point rebate on Amtrak Guest Rewards redemptions.
The normal bonus on this card has been 12,000 points so this represents an increase of 25%.
Application Links
Application links for both of these offers can be found on our Best Signup Offers page.
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I was wondering the same thing, can’t find a business version, i don’t think it exists. Anyone have any different info?
As far as I know, there are just the two personal versions.
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Any links for the business version of this card? (I’d like to apply, but not if it means staying over Chase’s 5/24 threshold for a longer period of time.)