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AMEX Business Gold Card Offer With a 35,000 AMEX Membership Rewards Point Bonus

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    Good news for folks interested in opening an American Express® Business Gold Card – it once again has an intro bonus!

    You can earn 35,000 AMEX Membership Rewards points after spending $5,000 on purchases within the first 3 months of account opening.  And in addition to earning the welcome offer, you’ll have access to the card’s other perks like great bonus categories and unique benefits for business owners.

    You can earn 4X AMEX Membership Rewards points on purchases at US restaurants with the AMEX Business Gold card if it’s one of your top 2 spending categories that month

    AMEX Business Gold Card – Earn a 35,000 AMEX Membership Rewards Point Bonus

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    Read our review of the AMEX Business Gold Card

     

    The AMEX Business Gold card was revamped last year, and now, you can earn 35,000 AMEX Membership Rewards points after spending $5,000 on purchases within the first 3 months of account opening.  Plus, you’ll still earn 4X AMEX Membership Rewards points on 2 categories where you spend the most each month (capped at the first $150,000 in combined purchases each calendar year, then 1 point per $1).

    Here are the eligible categories:

    This is also a good card to consider if you prefer to purchase airfare with points.  With it, you’ll get a 25% points rebate if you pay for flights booked with AMEX Travel with your AMEX points (up to 250,000 points back each calendar year).  The rebate will apply to First and Business Class tickets, and coach tickets on your selected airline.  But you have to pay with a minimum of 5,000 points.

    The card also has other benefits that could be valuable for certain businesses.

    You’ll receive statement credits for qualifying purchases of G Suite and ZipRecruiter when you use your AMEX Business Gold within the first 12 months of card membership.  Both offers are good for 1 free year of services, worth up to $3,200.

    The value of the G Suite statement credit will be applied toward purchases charged to your card by Google within the first 12 months of card membership for subscriptions to G Suite Basic, Business and Enterprise.  And the ZipRecruiter statement credit will be applied to purchases charged to your card by ZipRecruiter within the first 12 months of card membership for eligible ZipRecruiter subscription products only.

    The card does have a $295 annual fee (See Rates and Fees), so you’ll have to weigh the benefits with that cost.

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