IHG® Rewards Club Premier Credit Card Review

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IHG® Rewards Club Premier Credit Card Review
  1. Is the IHG Premier Credit Card worth it?
  2. What credit score is needed for IHG Rewards credit card?
  3. Should I upgrade to IHG Premier card?
  4. Is the IHG Premier card metal?
  5. How much is 80000 IHG points worth?
  6. How many IHG points does it take for a free night?
  7. Do IHG members get free breakfast?
  8. Are IHG points worth it?
  9. What is the highest IHG level?
  10. Does IHG credit card have travel insurance?
  11. Can you have both IHG credit cards?
  12. Is there an annual fee for IHG Rewards Club?

Is the IHG Premier Credit Card worth it?

The IHG® Rewards Club Premier Credit Card is the premium Chase and IHG co-branded credit card. Even if you don't plan on putting much spending on the card, this card can be worth having for the anniversary free night certificate, fourth night free on award redemptions, and more.

What credit score is needed for IHG Rewards credit card?

Compare to other cards

IHG® Rewards Club Premier Credit CardBank of America® Premium Rewards® credit cardBlue Cash Preferred® Card from American Express
Recommended Credit Score 690850good - excellentRecommended Credit Score 690850good - excellentRecommended Credit Score 690850good - excellent

Should I upgrade to IHG Premier card?

While many people are tempted to upgrade their existing IHG Select Card to the new IHG Premier Card, I highly recommend against this. You'd be giving up a card that you'll never be able to apply for again, and that has a lower annual fee and a unique 10% refund benefit on redeemed points.

Is the IHG Premier card metal?

The best Chase metal credit card is the Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card. ... There are more Chase metal cards co-branded with popular hotels and airlines, too, including the IHG® Rewards Club Premier Credit Card. Chase has more metal credit cards than any other issuer (Amex is up there too).

How much is 80000 IHG points worth?

IHG Points Value Calculator

IHG PointsCash Value
30,000 PointsUS $210
50,000 PointsUS $350
60,000 PointsUS $420
80,000 PointsUS $560

How many IHG points does it take for a free night?

Using Points

The number of points required for complimentary nights ranges from 10,000 to 70,000 and varies by property. IHG also offers a PointBreaks program that allows you to redeem a rewards night for as little as 5,000 points at select hotels for a limited time.

Do IHG members get free breakfast?

Unfortunately, IHG Platinum elite status does not provide you with free breakfast nor does it provide you with lounge access. However, some properties will be gracious enough to offer you a breakfast and/or lounge access even as a Platinum member.

Are IHG points worth it?

IHG points are typically worth around 0.5 cents each, but keep in mind that the value you get will depend on where you'll be traveling and the hotel you'll be staying at.

What is the highest IHG level?

The InterContinental Royal Ambassador status, the highest tier within the IHG Rewards Club, is only granted via exclusive invitation from the program to InterContinental Ambassador members.

Does IHG credit card have travel insurance?

Trip Cancellation / Trip Interruption Insurance

If your trip is canceled or cut short by sickness, severe weather and other covered situations, you can be reimbursed up to $5,000 per person and $10,000 per trip for your pre-paid, non-refundable travel expenses, including passenger fares, tours and hotels.

Can you have both IHG credit cards?

You can have multiple IHG credit cards but know that the IHG Premier card, like other Chase cards, is subject to Chase's 5/24 rule. This means if you've opened five or more personal credit card accounts across all banks in the last 24 months, Chase is unlikely to approve you.

Is there an annual fee for IHG Rewards Club?

Annual fee: $0. Sign-up bonus: Earn 60,000 bonus points after spending $2,000 on purchases within the first three months of account opening. Rewards: 15 total points per dollar spent when you stay at an IHG hotel.


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