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Citi ThankYou Rewards Complete Guide

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Citi ThankYou Rewards competes directly with three other bank issued transferable points programs: Chase Ultimate Rewards, Amex Membership Rewards, and Capital One “Miles.” Points can...
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Hotels via transferable points: it’s a new game

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Not long ago, if you wanted to use your transferable points for hotel stays the advice was simple: transfer Chase Ultimate Rewards or Bilt...

Citi Strata Premier℠ Credit Card Review (2024)

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Last week, Citi launched an update of the old Citi Premier card, in the process renaming it "Citi Strata Premier." This new version brings...

Citi Strata Premier now available: Earn 75K after $4K

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The Citi Strata Premier has launched earlier than initially expected, with an introductory bonus of 75,000 Citi ThankYou points after $4,000 in purchases in...

Premier cards auto-upgraded to Strata Premier

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Mother's Day brought a surprise to Citi Premier cardholders who logged into their accounts. There, they found that they no longer had the old...

(More details) Citi axing Premier card on May 9, launching Strata Premier card on...

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Update 5/13/24: The Strata Premier card has been released by Citi earlier than expected and can be found here (we'll have posts out soon...
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Big changes coming to Delta SkyMiles, how to get free United flights and new...

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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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