The Amex Platinum and Chase Sapphire Reserve are two of the best luxury travel cards out there -- but which is right for you?

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It’s official: The American Express Platinum Card® has rolled out a higher annual fee, while adding new perks, keeping existing benefits and upgrading some. Following a precedent set by Chase when it ...

The SmartDelay benefit grants lounge access to the cardholder and up to three travel companions when a flight is delayed by ...

American Express Platinum Card® delivers unmatched lounge access and thousands in travel and lifestyle credits. But its new annual fee is the highest on the market. Chase Sapphire Reserve® offers ...

As someone who evaluates travel products and credit cards for a living, I’ve opened more cards than I can count, but there are two that have actually earned permanent spots in my wallet. The American ...

We analyzed dozens of popular travel cards using an average American's annual budget and dug into each one's perks and drawbacks to find the best travel credit cards based on your spending habits.

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The American Express Platinum Card has increased its annual fee to $895. Cardholders now receive up to $300 twice a year for hotel bookings. Benefits include credits for Uber, CLEAR+ membership, and ...