[00:01] to take advantage of a nice credit card signup bonus to get potentially hundreds value for all the spending you're going The cool thing is there's a ton of amazing limited time offers going on at
[00:14] credit cards as well as cars that just earn cash back. So, in this video, I'm card bonuses you need to know about in Q4 of 2025. We're going to start off here with a rare limited time offer over on the Capital 1 Venture X. So, Capital
[00:28] 1's currently offering 100,000 bonus miles on the Venture X, which is going bonuses that high on this card. However, you do have to spend $10,000 on account opening. That's obviously a pretty good amount of spend considering
[00:41] that this card's normal offer is typically been for $75,000 after $4,000 break it down, 10K of spend is definitely doable for a lot of people $1,667 per month on average. So, if you have a
[00:56] looks like from month to month, then there's going to be a good chance that Again, especially if you have holiday shopping coming up, as well as any other sort of larger onetime transactions like some new tires, car insurance, or other
[01:08] tip here for hitting high minimum spends on bonuses like this is to kind of shop providers if you can to make sure you're not overpaying for that. So, I'll go tool that my wife and I like to use at the end of every single year that just
[01:22] car insurance quotes. To me, I think doing that feels like the perfect double something that you know you have to pay for anyway if you have a car, as well as that spend towards a signup bonus on a card like the Venture X or any of the
[01:36] about in this video. And then one last thing about this offer is that even 100,000 miles for the bonus, you're technically going to be earning at least 120,000 mi in total because the Venture X earns a minimum of 2x back in the all
[01:49] other purchases category. So 10k of spend to qualify for that bonus is going to net you at least an additional 20,000 mi. And 120,000 mi in total are going to be worth a minimum of 1 cent per mile for travel, which makes the total bonus
[02:02] someone like me who knows how to transfer those miles to book travel opportunities for redemption values of around 2 cents per mile or higher, those same 120,000 mi are going to be worth closer to around $2,400, which is just
[02:16] like this. All right, next here we've got the Capital 1 Saver Card. that's that's been going on for a while. And with this offer, you can earn up to $300 parts. So, part one of this deal is they're just going to give you a $100
[02:30] stays, and rental cars that you book through Capital 1's travel portal. And then part two is that you can earn a $200 cash bonus after spending $500 on account opening. Now, there's a few things to keep in mind here with this
[02:43] offer. So, first of all, that $100 travel credit is only going to be good year with the Saver card. And we can actually see that in the fine print at it says the credit will expire after the first year of account opening on the
[02:57] account open date anniversary. That fine print also says the credit may be used in whole for a single purchase or in part over multiple purchases and rewards just remember all that stuff if you're going to be taking advantage of this
[03:09] link to down below with any other offers that are worth checking out. Another the saver card with something like the Venture X to form a Capital 1 Duo setup channel, you can then unlock the option to turn the cash back earned from the
[03:23] Saver card into more valuable Capital 1 miles that can be redeemed or Venture X for potentially more value. Like I talked about, that cash back to miles conversion happens at a rate where $1 of cash back is equal to 100 miles.
[03:36] So that would make the $200 of cash back earned from a signup bonus convert into the Saver card would then become the equivalent of earning 3x miles per dining, entertainment, and popular streaming services. Next, we've got a
[03:50] Prime Visa card that's going to be perfect for Amazon shoppers this time of the year. So, right now, you can get a $250 Amazon gift card instantly loaded balance right after getting approved for this card. That's up quite a bit from
[04:03] the offers that we typically see on the Prime Visa. So, if you have any gifts to have to do on Amazon, then this is going to be a great way to save some money. order to get the Prime Visa. So, technically, you do have to be paying
[04:16] that, there's no additional annual credit card fee here that you have to pay for this card. And since there's an estimated 180 to 200 million Prime probably already paying for Prime anyway. Also, on top of that limited
[04:28] card amount, the Prime Visa lets you earn unlimited 5% back on Amazon.com, Amazon Fresh, Whole Foods Market, and on Chase travel purchases, as well as 2% this is going to be a really powerful cashback credit card if you're a
[04:43] we've got the City Strata Elite, which is a new premium travel card that now, City is running a limited time offer here for 100,000 bonus points after spending $6,000 in the first 3 months. Now, there is a $5.95 annual fee
[04:57] keep that in mind. But, there's also a few credits like a $300 hotel benefit and then up to $200 back for what they call an annual splurge credit, which is Airlines and Best Buy. There's some other features and benefits on this card
[05:10] video that I'll go ahead and link to down below that compares this card with there. But, I actually did pick up this card recently myself to take advantage of this 100K offer. To be honest, I'm not a huge fan of how they launched the
[05:23] multipliers and all the credits. But 100,000 points with City is going to be super valuable since the Strata Elite and the Strata Premiere both now have transfer partner. Now, next here, we've got an offer that's available on a card
[05:36] directly, and that is going to be the City Advantage Platinum Select World an in-flight offer that's out there right now where you can earn 80,000 American Advantage miles by just spending $1,000 within the first 3
[05:49] months of account opening. This card has a $99 annual fee, but that's going to be waved in your first year, which is awesome. And this in-flight 80k offer is could find anywhere else out there right now. Now, this offer is going to be on a
[06:01] to if you've flown American Airlines recently, but I'll go ahead and put that And at the top of this page, you're going to see that it says, "Please enter the six-digit code given to you by your American Airlines flight attendant to
[06:13] if you maybe forgot that code from your recent American flight, then you'll see going to get this message that says, "A six-digit code is required, but if you six zeros." So, again, obviously, they're saying that this deal is meant
[06:27] for people who have flown with American recently. So, do what you want with this American a lot are going to be interested with this offer anyway, I Next, I want to talk about a pretty niche deal that might not be around much
[06:39] longer on the Barclays Hawaiian Airlines World Elite Mastercard. There's actually you guys. The first one is an offer that you can find by following the links 80,000 Atmos Rewards points after spending $2,500 on purchases within the
[06:54] Rewards is the new joint loyalty program for both Hawaiian and Alaska Airlines effectively earning a bonus in that new Atmos currency, which is honestly one of currencies out there right now for booking not only Hawaiian and Alaska
[07:08] partner award flights that you can book through Alaska like American Airlines. that's meant to be another in-flight deal on getmyhawancard.com. we're seeing a slightly lower 60,000
[07:22] only $1,000 in the first 90 days of account opening. You do need a six-digit of an in-flight offer if you flown Hawaiian Airlines recently. But weirdly numbers randomly and got brought to the application page without a special code.
[07:37] going to work for everyone, but I figured I'd mention it here as well. And this stuff. Now, I'm not really sure what the future is going to be like for show this Hawaiian card on their credit cards page on their website anymore when
[07:50] From my understanding, it seems like Alaska and Hawaiian were looking to simplify things by only offering Atmos branded cards in the future. So, this some pretty underrated and valuable offers for now, but I don't think it's
[08:02] After that, I also want to call out a few Ammex credit cards that I think are holiday season as well. So, first, I want to take a look at the Blue Cash That's always a solid choice. And even though this card doesn't have any sort
[08:16] at the moment, it's still got a bonus that's been pretty consistent at $200 back after you spend $2,000 in the first 6 months of card membership. On top of out this card is because it earns 3% cash back on US online retail purchases
[08:31] calendar year. So, because the calendar year is coming to an end pretty soon, the timing of this 3% multiplier for US online retail purchases is going to be that's because the 6k spending cap to earn that 3% back is going to reset on
[08:45] January 1st for you. This card also earns 3% back on groceries at US supermarkets and 3% back on gas at US gas stations, which both have their own each calendar year. And then there's also a $7 monthly credit that you can
[08:58] take advantage of here for any subscription to Disney Plus.com, hulu.com, or plus.pn.com. Getting a bonus $7 monthly credit like that on a honestly pretty rare. And again, sticking with the theme of holiday
[09:11] this video, this could be a good credit to then stack with any Black Friday or end of the year deals that you see with Disney, Hulu, or ESPN streaming are out there on both the MX Gold and MX Platinum cards that are always worth
[09:25] especially if you have a lot of spending coming up that you want to put towards a nice bonus. So, over on the MX Gold card, you can earn as high as 100,000 membership rewards points after you spend $6,000 in purchases within the
[09:37] then over on the MX Platinum card, you can earn as high as 175,000 membership rewards points after spending $8,000 within the first six months. Now, I language that American Express uses on most offer pages that you're going to
[09:51] But what's nice is they basically let you apply and then find out what offer good enough for you because maybe it's not really close to what they're you could just go ahead and decline that. There's going to be no effect on
[10:04] always the Chase Sapphire cards that you can go ahead and check out if you of a bonus on at least one of these credit cards at some point in your life anyone out there in my opinion. So, over on the Chase Sapphire Preferred a few
[10:18] months ago, they bumped up the new card member offer to a pretty solid $75,000 $5,000 on purchases in the first 3 months from account opening. And those 75,000 points are going to be worth at least $750 at a minimum towards cash
[10:31] back. That alone is going to easily bring you ahead of the $95 annual fee, such a no-brainer offer for anyone to check out at some point in their credit card journey. But like I've talked about before, to me, $75,000 points is going
[10:43] to be worth much closer to around 2 cents per point for around $1,500 in transferred to partner programs this card has access to, like Hyatt. Again, is going to be much easier for me to recommend to like 80% of people out
[10:57] traveler and you want some more value and other travel benefits and you're willing to work for it, then the 125,000 point offer over on the recently refreshed $795 Chase Sapphire Reserve card could be worth checking out
[11:09] instead. This offer is going to require $6,000 of spending on purchases in the then there's going to be a bunch of credits that you have to manage and keep this credit card is not going to be great for everyone, but anytime you can
[11:22] earn around 125,000 Chase Ultimate Rewards points, that's always going to I've also got a full video comparing these two Chase Sapphire cards if you between them and what you're getting with each one. So, if you haven't
[11:35] check out that video over here on the screen next. But, as always, thanks so to go ahead and let me know down below if you have any other credit card bonuses that you know of out there that people should know about as well.