Barclays JetBlue Premier Card Bilt Bilt Palladium Card
Barclays JetBlue Premier Card
$499/yr


Bilt Palladium Card
$495/yr
Every $1 · two cards
Barclays JetBlue Premier Card earns more in 0 of 9 categories · Bilt Palladium Card in 9
- Dining2×2.7¢ per $12×4.4¢ per $1
- Groceries2×2.7¢ per $12×4.4¢ per $1
- Gas1×1.35¢ per $12×4.4¢ per $1
- Flights1×1.35¢ per $13×6.6¢ per $1
via Bilt Travel
- Hotels1×1.35¢ per $14×8.8¢ per $1
via Bilt Travel
- Everything else1×1.35¢ per $12×4.4¢ per $1
Value per $1 uses the same point values as Discover Value: cash back at face value, points at Perqt's value for each program. Rates that apply all the time are shown, with caps and booking sites named; limited-time, spend-threshold and pick-one bonuses are in each card's full review. Annual fees and welcome offers are not counted here.
Fees, welcome offers & benefits
Barclays
JetBlue Premier Card
- Annual fee
- $499
- Network
- mastercard
- Welcome value
- $1,040
- Min spend
- $5,000 / 3mo
Top earning rates
- 6×Tickets, goods and services purchased directly from JetBlue Vacations · TrueBlue
- 6×TrueBlue Travel purchases · TrueBlue
- 2×Restaurants · JetBlue TrueBlue
- 2×Grocery stores · JetBlue TrueBlue
Key benefits
- Additional $1,500 Companion Pass Statement Credit (Spend Tier) · $1500
- $500 Companion Pass Statement Credit (Spend Tier) · $500
- TrueBlue Travel statement credit · $300
- Free first checked bag · $140
- Global Entry or TSA PreCheck application fee credit · $120
Bilt
Bilt Palladium Card
- Annual fee
- $495
- Network
- mastercard
- Welcome value
- $1,050
- Min spend
- $4,000 / 3mo
Top earning rates
- 5×Bilt dining · Bilt Points
- 4×Everyday purchases · Bilt Cash
- 4×Lyft · Bilt Points
- 4×Hotels · Bilt Points
Key benefits
- $400 Bilt Travel Hotel Credit · $200
- $200 of Bilt Cash · $200
- Concierge Service. · $0
- No Foreign Transaction Fees · $0
- Priority Pass Membership · $0
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