Several credit cards are offering attractive welcome bonuses and travel perks for summer 2026. The American Express Platinum Card features up to 175,000 Membership Rewards points after spending $12,000 in six months, along with extensive travel credits and airport lounge access, despite its $895 annual fee. The Chase Sapphire Reserve offers 150,000 bonus points after $6,000 in spending within three months, plus premium travel benefits and a $795 annual fee. Other notable cards include Chase's Ink Business Cash and Ink Business Unlimited cards with $1,000 bonuses and no annual fees, and the Bank of America Travel Rewards card with a $250 travel credit bonus and no annual fee. These offers cater to different spending habits and travel needs, making now a good time to apply for a travel rewards card if you can meet the spending requirements.
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Credit card issuers select applicants based on risk factors like credit score, income, debt load, and recent credit inquiries. Top rewards cards typically require a good-to-excellent credit score (around 670+), sufficient income to support high credi...
