π³ Best New Credit Card Offers This Week
It's been a busy week for credit card offers. There's a refreshed card with a best-ever bonus, increases across three different Capital One cards, all four Hilton Amex cards getting a bump, two new Marriott offers, and (the one deadline I'd actually act on) two no-annual-fee Chase cards with a huge bonus that ends the morning of 9/17. Here's everything worth knowing.
β° Ending 9/17: Best-Ever $1,000 Bonuses
The best-ever bonus on two no-annual-fee Chase business cards are still around, but only until 9am EST on 9/17.
- Ink Business Cash® Credit Card: $1,000 bonus cash back after $8,000 spend in 4 months.
- Ink Business Unlimited® Credit Card: $1,000 bonus cash back after $8,000 spend in 4 months.
These are really 100,000-point offers in disguise. Despite the cash-back marketing, they earn Chase Ultimate Rewards points ($1,000 = 100,000 points), so if you also hold a card like the Sapphire Preferred, Sapphire Reserve, or Ink Business Preferred, you can transfer those points to Hyatt, United, Aeroplan, and the rest of Chase's travel partners instead of taking the cash. You can learn more about eligibility for business cards here.
π° Extended: 200K on Sapphire Reserve for Business
The Sapphire Reserve for Businessβ will continue to offer its best-ever 200,000-point bonus after $30,000 spend in the first 6 months. That's a much bigger spend requirement, but for the right business the earning is excellent: 8x on Chase Travel, 4x on flights and hotels booked direct, 3x on advertising).
ποΈ Hilton Offers: Up to 200K, Plus Free Nights
I love Hilton Free Night Rewards, so I'm very excited to see four new offers on Hilton cards that include them:
- Hilton Honors American Express Aspire Card: 200,000 Hilton Honors bonus points after a $6,000 spend in 6 months.
- Hilton Honors American Express Surpass® Card: 130,000 points + a Free Night Reward after a $3,000 spend in 6 months.
- Hilton Honors American Express Card: 70,000 points + a Free Night Reward after a $2,000 spend in 6 months.
- Hilton Honors American Express Business Card: 150,000 bonus points + a Free Night Reward after a $8,000 spend in 6 months.
Hilton Free Night Rewards work on any room with standard availability, which means they could be worth 200k+ points, which combined with the points you earn, can be really rewarding. These welcome offers are good through 1/13/27:
π Refreshed: Chase Aeroplan Card
The new Chase Air Canada Aeroplan® Credit Card launched with a full refresh.
The new welcome offer is a best-ever up to 115,000 points: 75,000 after a $4,000 spend in 3 months, plus another 40,000 after a $20,000 spend in 12 months, which is excellent. New perks include automatic Aeroplan 25K status, a 15% discount on Air Canada award flights, and up to $100 in annual Air Canada statement credits, plus a new 3X category on general travel and 2X on gas.
However, there are some tradeoffs: the annual fee more than doubles, from $95 to $195, grocery and dining earning drops from 3X to 2X (starting 1/1/27), and the 10% bonus on Ultimate Rewards points transferred to Aeroplan is going away entirely (current cardholders keep it through 12/31/26).
If you fly Air Canada regularly, this is a clear upgrade and getting at least 15% off award travel on Air Canada is a big perk. If you mostly held the card for the transfer bonus and partner awards, it's worth a harder look before you renew. If you don't have the card already, the big welcome offer, might be enough to get you to take a look.
π€© Capital One Venture: 75K Miles + $300
The Capital One Venture Rewards Credit Card has a best-ever, limited-time offer of 75,000 bonus miles plus a $300 Capital One Travel stays credit after a $4,000 spend in 3 months. On a $95 card that earns 2X everywhere (and 5X on hotels, rental cars, and vacation rentals booked through Capital One Travel), that's close to $1,000 of value in year one, and the miles transfer to all of Capital One's airline and hotel partners.
Please note that the $300 credit only applies to stays booked through Capital One Travel (not flights or rental cars), and Capital One generally won't approve you for this bonus if you've earned a Venture or Venture X welcome bonus in the last 48 months.
π΅ Also Increased: Two Capital One Business Cards
Two other Capital One business cards got bumped up this week, though neither is as headline-grabbing as the Venture offer above.
- Capital One Spark Cash Plus: $2,000 cash back after a $30,000 spend in 3 months, plus an additional $2,000 for every $500,000 you spend in year one.
- Capital One Spark Cash: $1,000 cash back after a $10,000 spend in 3 months.
For both of these cards, if you hold a Capital One Miles earning card like the Venture or Spark Miles, you can convert your cash back to Miles, which means a $2,000 welcome offer could be 200,000 Miles.
π¨ Marriott Bonvoy: 100K + Free Night or 3 Free Nights
I've long been a fan of Marriott points because the chain has so many amazing luxury hotels all over the world (think St. Regis, Ritz-Carlton, Luxury Collection). There have been plenty of Marriott devaluations over the years, but if you're good at finding the sweet spots, there are still some incredible ways to use Bonvoy points.
- Marriott Bonvoy Business® Card is currently offering 100,000 points plus a free night certificate (good for properties up to 50k points) after an $8,000 spend in 6 months. It's a good offer, but Amex has run better offers for this card recently, so I wouldn't rush unless you have a specific Marriott redemption in mind.
- Marriott Bonvoy Boundless® Credit Card has a new offer as well: 3 Free Night Awards after a $3,000 spend in 3 months. Each certificate can be used for a night costing up to 50K points, and you can add up to 25k points per night to book a more expensive property. There's also a limited-time offer through 6/30/27, to earn up to $100 in statement credits after spending $500 on eligible airline purchases. I typically stay at Bonvoy properties that cost >75k/night, so this offer isn't very exciting to me, but if you could max this out on 50k-75k/night stays, it could be a great offer.
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