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'If nothing else, going to lounges and using the $600 hotel credit will essentially justify the cost': American Express Platinum's facelift | Fortune
"If nothing else, going to lounges and using the $600 hotel credit will essentially justify the cost."
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fortune.com
American Express's CEO unveils a big upgrade to its $895 Platinum Card—and explains how he's targeting Gen Z and Millennials | Fortune
Together, those younger generations account for 35% of all U.S. consumer spending for Amex, up from 19% in 2019.
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'If nothing else, going to lounges and using the $600 hotel credit will essentially justify the cost': American Express Platinum's facelift…
"If nothing else, going to lounges and using the $600 hotel credit will essentially justify the cost."
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cnbc.com
Premium credit cards are getting more expensive—3 ways to know if the annual fee is worth it
Credit card companies are upping the fees, and the benefits, on their most expensive cards. Knowing whether they're worth it requires some introspection.
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Some premium travel rewards credit cards now cost over $500 per year. What to know before you apply
American Express was the latest credit card company to increase the annual fee for a premium rewards card. Here’s what to consider before signing up.
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'Cheaper is not better': Avoid these 3 mistakes to get the full value of your rewards card, from a credit expert
Just about anyone can reap the benefits of cards that come with a modest fee, says The Points Guy founder Brian Kelly.
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The younger consumer boom: Amex and luxury brands pursue Gen Z and millennials | Fortune
Major companies are positioning themselves for lasting customer loyalty.