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Citi Strata Elite Q&A

Greg The Frequent Miler - 77
Citibank finally launched its long-anticipated Strata Elite card. The card has a $595 annual fee (plus $75 per authorized user); Priority Pass; four annual...
American Airlines ThankYou transfers Citi Prestige Strata Premier Strata Elite

Citi now offers transfers to American Airlines from Strata Elite, Prestige & Strata Premier

Stephen Pepper - 54
Following the online launch of the new Strata Elite card, Citi has started offering the ability to transfer points from the ThankYou program to...

Citi Strata Elite now live (with AA transfers!). Complete details and my personal analysis

Greg The Frequent Miler - 175
The Citi Strata Elite card is now available online. The main difference compared to earlier reporting is that the online welcome bonus is for...

Citi Strata Elite to launch in-branch with tiered 100K bonus (more juicy details)

Tim Steinke - 103
After being deluged with Chase Sapphire Reserve and Reserve for Business speculation over the last few weeks, there's a new topic catching steam in...

[Source] Citi Strata Elite debuts this weekend and replaces Prestige

Greg The Frequent Miler - 106
Citi recently announced that they will launch an ultra premium card, the Strata Elite card, in the third quarter of 2025. Well, we're already...
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Big changes coming to Delta SkyMiles, how to get free United flights and new...

Tim Steinke - 0
Big changes are coming next week to Delta SkyMiles, a rarely-discussed perk that can get you free flights on United and Citi's new cards...
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