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New Amex Business Platinum offer – Earn 75,000 points with a smaller spending requirement

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    If you’re interested in the The Business Platinum Card® from American Express you can earn up to 75,000 bonus points with the card. The points you’ll earn from the welcome offer plus meeting minimum spending requirements can easily get you over $1,300 worth of airfare (and potentially much more), making this one of the best business credit cards offers and a top American Express card.

    Amex points are great to earn because they transfer to so many valuable partners. For example, you could transfer Amex points to ANA and book Star Alliance awards from the U.S. to Europe for only 88,000 miles.

    A Swiss Air business class seat to Europe could be yours for only 88,000 Amex points. (Photo by Ethan Steinberg)

    Amex Business Platinum card offer

    With the offer on the Amex Business Platinum card, you’ll earn 75,000 Amex Membership Rewards points after you spend $15,000 on purchases in the first three months of account opening.

    Amex Membership Rewards points are popular transferable points to collect because you get the flexibility to redeem points for award travel with any of the 22 Amex airline or hotel partners. This is a great deal because the points you’ll earn from the welcome offer and minimum spending are worth over $1,300 toward select air travel paid for with points through the Amex travel portal when you use the Pay With Points feature and take advantage of the card’s 35% points rebate.

    Plus, with the Amex Business Platinum card, you’ll also get:

    This card has a $595 annual fee (see rates & fees), which is not waived the first year. But the statement credits, airport lounge access and savings from Amex Offers can easily offset the fee. And it won’t hurt your chances of being approved for Chase credit cards in the future.

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    For the rates and fees of The Business Platinum Card from American Express, please click here.

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