Chip Lupo, Credit Card Writer
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The Hilton Credit Card no longer offers roadside assistance as a benefit. American Express discontinued the roadside assistance benefit, which provided a 24/7 hotline for cardholders to call if they experienced car trouble, in Jan-20.
You might be eligible for roadside assistance from alternate sources, though, like your auto insurance company, an auto club such as AAA, or your vehicle’s manufacturer. You can learn more from WalletHub’s review of the best roadside assistance companies. You can also check out our picks for the best credit cards with free roadside assistance.
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Yes, American Express offers several metal cards. The American Express metal cards are American Express Platinum Card®, American Express® Gold Card, and Delta SkyMiles® Platinum American Express Card, among others.
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Keep in mind that although metal credit cards look cool, you shouldn't apply for a card just because of its appearance. You should make sure that any metal credit card you get also has worthwhile perks...
read full answer by Chip Lupo, Credit Card WriterWhat are the American Express credit score requirements?
You typically need a least good credit to be eligible for an American Express card. American Express cards are available to applicants with credit scores ranging from good to excellent credit.
If your credit score is below the threshold needed for an American Express credit card, it’s best to wait to apply until you meet the credit score requirement. You can check your credit score for free on WalletHub.
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How do travel credit cards work?
Travel credit cards work just like any other rewards credit card, though they tend to reward cardholders more for making travel-related purchases than anything else. Plus, the points or miles that travel credit cards provide are usually worth more when redeemed for travel, compared to other redemption methods.
It is also worth noting that travel credit cards commonly offer features such as travel insurance, no foreign transaction fee, airport lounge access, and reimbursement for TSA PreCheck/Global...
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