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Altitude Go Visa Signature vs Altitude Reserve Visa Infinite
Every figure below is from the same dataset Miles computes its recommendations from. Rows the two cards agree on are collapsed at the bottom.
Altitude Go Visa Signature
US Bank
Economics
Annual fee
$0
$400/yr less
$400
Ongoing annual value
$44
$322
$278/yr more
Net value (value − fee)
$44
$122/yr more
−$78
First-year value estimate
$179
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Foreign transaction fee
3%
None
Authorized user fee
—
$0
Sign-up Bonus
Current offer
20K points (worth $200 as a deposit into eligible account) after $1K spend in the first 90 days
Not currently accepting applications
Earning
Car rentals booked through US Bank Travel Center
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10X10%
Hotels booked through US Bank Travel Center
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10X10%
Flights booked through US Bank Travel Center
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5X5%
Dining (first $2,000 per quarter)
4X4%
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Mobile Wallet
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3X3%
Travel
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3X3%
EV charging
2X2%
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Gas Stations
2X2%
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Grocery Stores
2X2%
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Select streaming services
2X2%
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Percentages are the return on a dollar spent: the multiplier times what Miles values those points at. Categories only one card earns a bonus on are marked for that card; the other earns its base rate.
Benefits
- Streaming Services: $15 (Annual)
- US Bank Travel: $325 (Annual Cardmember Year)
- Global Entry/TSA PreCheck: $120 (Every 4 Years)
- Priority Pass Select (8/yr)
- Avis Preferred Preferred Plus
- National Emerald Club Executive
Statement credits
Lounge access
—
Elite status
—
Protections
0
9
The same on both cards (5)
Issuer
US Bank
US Bank
Rewards currency
US Bank Altitude Points
US Bank Altitude Points
Card type
Personal
Personal
Network
Visa
Visa
All other purchases
1X1%
1X1%
Which one is right for you
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