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Written by: RJ
Barclays and Wyndham have launched a new credit card:
Wyndham Rewards Earner Premier
- Annual fee: $395
- Multipliers
- 8x Hotels by Wyndham purchases
- 4x Eligible Vacation Club, travel, dining and grocery store purchases (excluding Target and Walmart)
- 1x All purchases
- Credits
- $100 Annual Wyndham hotel credit after spending $100+ at eligible Wyndham hotel brands
- $65 Annual wholesale club membership credit
- $10 Monthly food delivery credit
- $100 Annual streaming services credit per calendar year
- Global Entry or TSA PreCheck credit
- Benefits
- Wyndham Rewards Diamond status
- Wyndham Rewards Insider membership
- 25% discount on Wyndham award redemptions
- National Emerald Club Executive status
- Hotel booking discount at Wyndham properties
- 15% discount when purchasing Wyndham Rewards points
- Complete five qualifying nights during a calendar year paid with the card and receive 30,000 bonus points. (Limit one bonus per year.)
- Points Payback – redeem points for statement credits
120k intro offer: Earn 90,000 bonus points after spending $6,000 on purchases and paying the annual fee in full, both within the first 120 days, and also earn 30,000 bonus points after spending $750 at Hotels by Wyndham in the first 180 days
Thoughts
To the cards credit, the coupons seem like they’ll cover a lot of options. In addition to getting access to the full amounts, opposed to monthly use or lose. Primary selling point over the Earner + is that card offers Diamond status in year one, then drops to Platinum. This card has Diamond status as continued benefit.
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