Top Picks This Week

Chase Sapphire Reserve: 150,000 points after $6,000 in 3 months

• Issuer: Chase
• Source: Frequent Miler
• Link: Frequent Miler
• Annual fee: $550
• Ends: Ending soon (no confirmed end date)
• What: Best-ever welcome offer of 150,000 Ultimate Rewards points after spending $6,000 in the first 3 months.
• Why it matters: At a conservative 1.5 cents per point (Chase Travel portal), this is worth at least $2,250; with transfer partners, value can exceed $3,000.

Marriott Bonvoy Boundless Card: 125,000 points + 50K free night certificate after $3,000 in 3 months

• Issuer: Chase
• Source: Frequent Miler
• Link: Frequent Miler
• Annual fee: $95
• What: Earn 125,000 Bonvoy points and a free night certificate (worth up to 50,000 points, top-off up to 25,000 points) after spending $3,000 in the first 3 months.
• Why it matters: Combined value of points and free night easily exceeds $1,500, making this one of the best Marriott personal card offers available.

Delta SkyMiles Gold American Express Card: Up to 125,000 SkyMiles after meeting two-tier spend

• Issuer: American Express
• Source: Frequent Miler
• Link: Frequent Miler
• Annual fee: $0 first year, then $99
• Ends: Limited-time offer
• What: Earn up to 125,000 SkyMiles after meeting two-tier spending requirements (details per card).
• Why it matters: This is among the highest Delta personal card offers ever, plus now includes a 2nd free checked bag on domestic flights.

Personal Cards

Marriott Bonvoy Brilliant American Express Card: Up to 125,000 points + Free Night Award

• Issuer: American Express
• Source: Upgraded Points
• Link: Upgraded Points
• Annual fee: see source
• What: Elevated welcome offer of up to 125,000 Bonvoy points plus a Free Night Award.
• Why it matters: Premium card with automatic Marriott Gold status and a $300 dining credit annually, making the bonus even more valuable.

Marriott Bonvoy Bevy American Express Card: Up to 125,000 points

• Issuer: American Express
• Source: Upgraded Points
• Link: Upgraded Points
• Annual fee: see source
• What: Elevated welcome offer of up to 125,000 Bonvoy points.
• Why it matters: Mid-tier Marriott card with automatic Silver status and 15 elite night credits per year.

Delta SkyMiles Platinum American Express Card: Up to 125,000 SkyMiles

• Issuer: American Express
• Source: Upgraded Points
• Link: Upgraded Points
• Annual fee: see source
• Ends: Limited-time
• What: Earn up to 125,000 SkyMiles after meeting two-tier spending requirements.
• Why it matters: Includes a domestic first class companion certificate and now a 2nd free checked bag.

Delta SkyMiles Reserve American Express Card: Up to 125,000 SkyMiles

• Issuer: American Express
• Source: Upgraded Points
• Link: Upgraded Points
• Annual fee: see source
• Ends: Limited-time
• What: Earn up to 125,000 SkyMiles after meeting two-tier spending requirements.
• Why it matters: Premium card with Delta Sky Club access and now a 2nd free checked bag.

Business Cards

Marriott Bonvoy Business American Express Card: 150,000 points + $125 credit

• Issuer: American Express
• Source: One Mile at a Time
• Link: One Mile at a Time
• Annual fee: see source
• Ends: Limited-time
• What: Improved limited-time welcome offer of 150,000 Bonvoy points and a $125 statement credit.
• Why it matters: Highest Marriott business card offer available, with automatic Gold status and 15 elite night credits.

Delta SkyMiles Gold Business American Express Card: Up to 125,000 SkyMiles

• Issuer: American Express
• Source: Frequent Miler
• Link: Frequent Miler
• Annual fee: see source
• Ends: Limited-time
• What: Earn up to 125,000 SkyMiles after meeting two-tier spending requirements.
• Why it matters: Business version matches the consumer offer, now with a 2nd free checked bag.

Delta SkyMiles Platinum Business American Express Card: Up to 125,000 SkyMiles

• Issuer: American Express
• Source: Frequent Miler
• Link: Frequent Miler
• Annual fee: see source
• Ends: Limited-time
• What: Earn up to 125,000 SkyMiles after meeting two-tier spending requirements.
• Why it matters: Business version with a domestic first class companion certificate and 2nd free checked bag.

Delta SkyMiles Reserve Business American Express Card: Up to 125,000 SkyMiles

• Issuer: American Express
• Source: Frequent Miler
• Link: Frequent Miler
• Annual fee: see source
• Ends: Limited-time
• What: Earn up to 125,000 SkyMiles after meeting two-tier spending requirements.
• Why it matters: Business version with Delta Sky Club access and 2nd free checked bag.

Newly Elevated & Limited-Time

Chase Sapphire Reserve: 150,000 points — best-ever offer, ending soon

• Issuer: Chase
• Source: Frequent Miler
• Link: Frequent Miler
• Annual fee: $550
• Ends: Ending soon (no confirmed end date)
• What: Newly elevated best-ever offer of 150,000 Ultimate Rewards points after $6,000 in 3 months.
• Why it matters: This is the highest Sapphire Reserve bonus ever — worth $2,250+ in travel portal or significantly more via transfer partners.

Delta Amex Cards: Up to 125,000 SkyMiles — limited-time offers with new 2nd free checked bag

• Issuer: American Express
• Source: Frequent Miler
• Link: Frequent Miler
• Annual fee: varies by card
• Ends: Limited-time
• What: New limited-time welcome offers across all Delta Amex cards (personal and business) offering up to 125,000 SkyMiles, plus a new 2nd free checked bag on domestic flights.
• Why it matters: These are among the highest Delta offers ever, and the new checked bag benefit adds ongoing value.

Marriott Bonvoy Boundless Card: 125,000 points + 50K free night — improved offer

• Issuer: Chase
• Source: Frequent Miler
• Link: Frequent Miler
• Annual fee: $95
• What: Newly improved offer includes 125,000 Bonvoy points and a free night certificate (worth up to 50,000 points) after $3,000 in 3 months.
• Why it matters: The free night certificate alone can cover high-end Marriott properties, making this one of the best mid-range hotel card offers.

Other SUB News

Chase Sapphire Preferred holders likely eligible for Sapphire Reserve bonus

• Issuer: Chase
• Source: The Points Guy
• Link: The Points Guy
• What: If you currently have the Chase Sapphire Preferred, you are still eligible for the Chase Sapphire Reserve's welcome bonus and luxury perks.
• Why it matters: This clarifies that holding one Sapphire card does not block you from the other's bonus, opening the door to earn both.

Honorable Mentions

• Have the Chase Sapphire Preferred? You're likely eligible for the Sapphire Reserve. Here's how — Guide on eligibility for Sapphire Reserve bonus if you already hold Sapphire Preferred.