It’s hard to believe this card has already been around for 60 years—AMEX really has a long history here. For the 60th anniversary, there are a few small new perks, plus exclusive A...

The card’s application link is no longer working and now redirects straight to Amazon’s official website. Cardholders have also received an email saying this card will be issued by...

This card is very straightforward: 5% cash back on flights and hotels booked through AMEX Travel, and 2% cash back on all other purchases. It also offers a welcome bonus of up to $...

The welcome bonus is now as high as $300, and the annual fee is waived for the first year. The meaning of “as high as” is that you won’t see exactly how much welcome bonus you qual...

[Updated 2026.2] The welcome bonus on this card now also includes “as high as” language. You won’t see exactly how much welcome bonus you’re eligible for until the final step of th...

The welcome bonus on this card has increased to $300, likely the highest offer available only once this year. Offer ends on June 11....

This card now has updated card art, and you can ask customer service to switch to the new design. That said, this card hasn’t changed in a long time—it really needs some more up-to...

The welcome bonus on this card has increased to $400, and the annual fee is waived for the first year. However, there is an application hurdle: you need a Morgan Stanley relationsh...

Even this no-annual-fee card now comes with a welcome bonus of 10,000 miles + a $200 home spending reimbursement. Still, I personally recommend applying for Delta Gold instead: get...

This card now has a new $300 welcome bonus. The bonus comes in two parts: earn $150 after spending $1,000 in the first three months, plus 10% cash back at supermarkets in the first...

The welcome bonus on this card has dropped to 25,000. I really can’t figure out why AMEX still keeps this card around: it has no real highlights, yet still charges a $95 annual fee...