U.S. Bank FlexPerksÂ® Travel Rewards Visa SignatureÂ® Card Reviews

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Title: US BANK FlexPerks Travel Rewards Visa Signature
Date Reviewed: 2015-02-12 16:54:17 | Recommended?: Yes

Review: A different route to this card. Did a product change from a US Bank Cash+ Visa Signature due to the major reduction in categories that fit my spending pattern. Generally, I do not have annual fee (AF) cards in my portfolio but, this card did fit my travel needs with an AF of $49 for a lot of benefits. Many Travel, Hotel and Airline Cards AF's run $89 to $500 annually so unless you really travel a lot the rewards are hard pressed to offset the cost of the AF. Looking forward to seeing the results. FICO Score is 818 with 13.9% apr.

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