There’s a rewards program that’s in common between Expedia, Hotels.com and VRBO. As a rewards program, we found it fairly disappointing, but does that mean Wells Fargo’s new One Key+ card is also going to be disappointing? We’ll talk about it in today’s Card Talk episode…
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Card Talk: Wells Fargo One Key+™ Mastercard
(01:40) – Noteworthy perks of the Wells Fargo One Key+ card…
Read more about the Wells Fargo One Key+ card here
(03:52) – Is the Wells Fargo One Key+ a good card?
(08:32) – Good alternatives to the Wells Fargo One Key+ card
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(09:20) – Read more about the Citi Strata Premier card here
(10:15) – Read more about the Citi Double Cash card here
(11:34) – You could get other Wells Fargo cards as well…
Learn more about Wells Fargo cards here
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It’s got a nice “$600” sign up bonus and the af is negated by the credit which wouldn’t be hard to use. Is it a great everyday spender? probably not.
Just an alternate idea for the One Key cash. As you mentioned, Expedia might not have the best rates on hotels, and you lose benefits, and so on. However, flights on Expedia should be the same as on the Delta website, etc. And I know what you are thinking–“but I prefer to book directly with the airline.” Yep, me too. At least with Delta, I took the One Key cash, booked a flight with it, and kept the reservation for a few days. Then I canceled the reservation, and received eCredit that I used for a subsequent reservation booked directly through Delta. Not straight forward or for beginners, but there can be some decent value there, if you know what you are doing.