The HSBC Premier World Elite Mastercard has an offer for 50,000 Rewards Program bonus points when you spend $4,000 within your first three months (ways to meet this requirement). We value these points to be worth around $750. With a $395 annual fee, the welcome offer will only cover the card’s cost for one year. See our list for more credit card offers for comparison.
HSBC Premier World Elite Mastercard performs on par with its competitors as a luxury card. It offers 3x points on travel, 2x points on dining and plenty of premium benefits frequent travelers will enjoy. Including LoungeKey membership, TSA Precheck application reimbursement and an annual $100 credit for air travel.
For a no-annual-fee version, look into this version of the card:
Both versions of these rewards cards are only available to HSBC Premier members. If you are not an HSBC Premier member, there are other travel cards.
*HSBC also offers great sign-up bonuses for its Checking/Savings accounts.
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