The Union Bank Travel Rewards Visa Credit Card has an offer for 20,000 bonus points when you spend $1,500 on purchases within the first three months (ways to meet this spending requirement). According to Union Bank, this introductory offer is worth $200 as statement credit. See our list for more travel credit cards.
Traveling foodies, take note: The Union Bank Travel Rewards card gives 3x points on travel and 2x points on dining purchases. However, these rewards are each capped at $6,000 annually. After you hit the spending limit, you’ll earn the base rate of 1x points for all other purchases.
Those who are Union Bank customers get a 25% reward bonus when you redeem to a Union Bank deposit account, and a 50% reward bonus if you use your points towards your Union Bank mortgage payment. Additionally, cardmembers get to enjoy a $50 statement credit every year towards airline incidentals.
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