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For all those interested, here is a huge chart of all of the current credit card sign-up bonuses available. Over 50 of them from all of the major credit card issuers, some as high as $200-$250 per card.

http://www.thecreditcarder.com/signup-bonuses/

There is also a useful chart of 0% APR offers as well on another page.

http://www.thecreditcarder.com/0-apr-offers/

Hope that's of use to some of you!


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Looks like easy money!


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As long as you're careful (e.g. - canceling the frequent flier cards before the first year is up so that you don't get charged an annual fee), yup!


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It is not complete, but a nice starting point for offers...I see a few there that have higher reward offers floating around....and certainly discussed more around FW...


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This was the most complete list I could find (and the most up-to-date as well). I know there are definitely a few other deals on the threads here though!


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The Chase Marriott cards are currently offering a 25k points signup bonus - linky


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On some of the applications no mention of the sign-up bonus is mentioned. SO how do you know if the list is legit?


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All of the ones I checked into were legit.

Sometimes they don't explicitly state the offer but it is mentioned when you read the Terms & Conditions list.


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Seems useful - let's hope it stays that way.

Thanks OP!


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Thanks OP!


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Helpful, but when you subtract the annual fee from the top ones, they aren't as good. The table ought to factor that in.


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bozo007 said:The Chase Marriott cards are currently offering a 25k points signup bonus - linkyJust a heads up theres $65 annual fee no mention of first year free.


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One of the forum messages got a link to a cool world wide credit card debt chart. Might deserve its own thread.


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Scripta: Yes, already looked at that. Good series.

As for the cards with an annual fee, I believe most of them waive it for the first year, but yes, like always, make sure you read the fine print before signing up!


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Great, and thanks - is there a way to make this not expire - then folks can keep adding to it.


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I have no idea of how we'd even go about requesting that the post become a 'sticky' post...or if it's even possible. No experience with that on this forum...


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here's the de-facto master thread. to get stickied, you just need support of the community and the mod approval. this subject is not as popular as the other stickied ones.


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Seems like it used to say:


Earn 20,000 bonus ThankYou® Points after $600 in purchases made within 3 months of account opening

Bonus points can only be earned by new Citi® PremierPass® American Express&® Card - Elite Level cardmembers approved through this offer. All points become available for redemption when they are transferred from your Card Account to your ThankYou Member Account, which may take 1 to 2 billing cycles.

But I can't find that anywhere on the Citi PremierPass Elite MasterCard/AE Terms. Anyone see it? Has this offer expired?


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i wonder how much of a referral bonus the guy gets when we someone applies for the card through his link


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