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Better 60,000 Point Offer for Citi ThankYou Premier! [Expired]

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    Via Slickdeals, there’s a better offer available for the Citi ThankYou Premier card!

    You’ll earn 60,000 Citi ThankYou points when you spend $3,500 on purchases within the 1st 3 months of opening your account.

    Usually, the offer is 50,000 Citi ThankYou points after meeting a slightly lower ($3,000) minimum spending requirement.  So this deal gets you an extra 10,000 Citi ThankYou points!

    Emily and I don’t earn a commission from this offer, but we always share the best deals with our readers!

    The Sign-Up Bonus on the Citi ThankYou Premier Is More Than Enough for a First Class Suite on Singapore Airlines Between New York and Frankfurt!

    I’m not sure how long this offer will last!

    What’s the Deal?

    Link:   Citi ThankYou Premier – 60,000 Point Offer

    Link:   My Review of the Citi ThankYou Premier

    With the improved offer for the Citi ThankYou Premier, you’ll earn 60,000 Citi ThankYou points after you spend $3,500 on purchases in the 1st 3 months of opening your account.

    You’ll also get:

    • 3 Citi ThankYou points per $1 spent on travel (ex. airfare, gas stations, taxis, tolls)
    • 2 Citi ThankYou points per $1 spent on dining and entertainment (amusement parks, sporting events, movies)
    • No foreign transaction fees

    The $95 annual fee is waived for the 1st year.

    Transfer Citi ThankYou Points to Airline Partner Cathay Pacific and Visit Vibrant Hong Kong!

    This is a great deal because 60,000 Citi ThankYou points are worth:

    Citi ThankYou Points Airline Transfer Partners
    AviancaAsia Miles (Cathay Pacific)EVA Air
    Etihad Flying Blue (Air France/KLM)Garuda Indonesia
    Jet AirwaysJetBlueMalaysia Airlines
    QantasQatar AirwaysSingapore Airlines
    Thai AirwaysTurkish AirlinesVirgin Atlantic
    Citi ThankYou Points Hotel Transfer Partners
    Hilton Hotels

    Remember, if you also have the Citi Prestige card, you can pool your Citi ThankYou points and use them at a rate of 1.6 cents per point to book paid airfare on American Airlines through the Citi ThankYou Travel Center through July 23, 2017.

    Or book flights on other airlines at a rate of 1.33 cents per point through July 23, 2017.

    What If You Just Received the Lower Offer?

    If you’ve recently applied for the lower 50,000 point offer on the Citi ThankYou Premier, it’s worth calling Citi to see if they’ll match the higher bonus.

    Citi May Honor the Higher Bonus If You Recently Applied for the Card. It’s Worth a Call!

    Emily’s friend called this morning and was bumped to the 60,000 point offer.  She’d applied for the card in July, but hasn’t received the sign-up bonus yet.

    It can’t hurt to try!

    Bottom Line

    There’s a better offer available for the Citi ThankYou Premier card.  You’ll earn 60,000 Citi ThankYou points after you spend $3,500 on purchases in the 1st 3 months of opening your account.

    That’s 10,000 points more than the regular offer.  But the minimum spending requirement is slightly higher.

    Citi ThankYou points can be transferred to airline and hotel partners for Big Travel!  Or used for gift cards or to book airfare, hotels, cruises, or car rentals through the Citi ThankYou Travel Center.

    We don’t earn a commission for this card, but Emily and I will always tell you about better deals!

    If you recently applied for the lower offer, it’s worth calling Citi to see if they’ll match you to the higher bonus.

    Let me know if you’re successful!

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