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American Express® Green Card
Editor’s Take
John Kiernan, Credit Card Editor
Jan 17, 2020
Review: American Express® Green Card
The new American Express Green Card is a decent travel and restaurant rewards credit card for people with good or excellent credit who want a card for everyday purchases. Amex Green is a charge card, after all, which means cardholders generally cannot carry a balance from month to month and must instead pay the bill in full by the due date in order to continue making purchases.
The Amex Green Card’s revamp included several important changes, from higher rewards-earning rates on purchases and new opportunities to earn bonuses to a new fee structure. The Green American Express Card now offers 3 points per $1 spent on all travel purchases as well at restaurants worldwide, in addition to 1 point per $1 on all other purchases. Cardholders can also take advantage of up to $200 in bonus credits each year, with even more available the first year an account is open.
One of the biggest downsides of the American Express Green Card is its hefty annual fee: $150. At least the new version no longer charges a foreign transaction fee for international use. Amex Green does still generally require payment in full each billing period, however. That’s why people who need help with financing should explore other options.
Keep reading below to learn more. You’ll find all the key data points you’ll need to determine whether submitting an American Express Green Card application is the right move in your situation.
American Express Green Card Review Highlights:
All purchases that fall outside of those two bonus rewards categories get you 1 point per $1 spent. To put things in terms of actual currency, 3 points per $1 spent is roughly equal to 2.4% cash back, while 1 point per $1 is worth less than 1% cash back – the baseline for most rewards cards.
Bottom Line: Is the Amex Green Card Worth It? The Amex Green Card is worth it if you have a 700+ credit score, spend a lot on travel and dining out, and don’t need to carry a balance from month to month. In that situation, the card should save you a lot more than it costs you at the end of the day.
However, if you only plan on having one card in your wallet, choosing Amex Green probably would not be worth it. That would mean missing out on some of the best rewards credit cards on the market, which have similar approval requirements.
The Amex Green Card’s revamp included several important changes, from higher rewards-earning rates on purchases and new opportunities to earn bonuses to a new fee structure. The Green American Express Card now offers 3 points per $1 spent on all travel purchases as well at restaurants worldwide, in addition to 1 point per $1 on all other purchases. Cardholders can also take advantage of up to $200 in bonus credits each year, with even more available the first year an account is open.
One of the biggest downsides of the American Express Green Card is its hefty annual fee: $150. At least the new version no longer charges a foreign transaction fee for international use. Amex Green does still generally require payment in full each billing period, however. That’s why people who need help with financing should explore other options.
Keep reading below to learn more. You’ll find all the key data points you’ll need to determine whether submitting an American Express Green Card application is the right move in your situation.
American Express Green Card Review Highlights:
- Initial Bonus: 30,000 points
- Regular Rewards Rate: 1 - 3 points / $1
All purchases that fall outside of those two bonus rewards categories get you 1 point per $1 spent. To put things in terms of actual currency, 3 points per $1 spent is roughly equal to 2.4% cash back, while 1 point per $1 is worth less than 1% cash back – the baseline for most rewards cards.
- Annual Fee: $150
- Foreign Transaction Fee: 0%
- Credit Limit: No Preset Spending Limit (NPSL)
- Credit Score Needed: 700+ (Good Credit credit or better)
- Other Requirements: SSN & U.S. mailing address
- Travel Benefits & Other Perks: Up to $200 in annual credits
- Card Material: 70% recycled plastic
Bottom Line: Is the Amex Green Card Worth It? The Amex Green Card is worth it if you have a 700+ credit score, spend a lot on travel and dining out, and don’t need to carry a balance from month to month. In that situation, the card should save you a lot more than it costs you at the end of the day.
However, if you only plan on having one card in your wallet, choosing Amex Green probably would not be worth it. That would mean missing out on some of the best rewards credit cards on the market, which have similar approval requirements.
Jan 17, 2020
American Express® Green Card's Rewards
- Earn 30,000 Membership Rewards® points after you spend $2,000 on purchases on your new Card in your first 3 months.
- Earn 3X Membership Rewards® points on all eligible travel, from subway swipes and window seats to hotel stays and city tours.
- Earn 3X Membership Rewards® points at restaurants worldwide.
- Receive up to $100 per year in statement credits when you use the American Express® Green Card to pay for your CLEAR® membership at select airports and stadiums across the U.S. and Permissible Biometric Scanning Technology terms: eye scanning, irises scanning and fingerprints scanning.
- Use the American Express® Green Card to purchase lounge access through LoungeBuddy to any of the lounges in the LoungeBuddy network — no memberships, elite statuses, or first class tickets required. Earn up to $100 in statement credits per calendar year on your LoungeBuddy purchases.
- Terms Apply.
American Express® Green Card's Key APRs & Fees
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American Express® Green Card's Additional Info
| MAX LATE FEE |
$39 |
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| MAX OVERLIMIT FEE |
None |
| MAX PENALTY APR |
See Rates & Fees |
| GRACE PERIOD |
25 days |
| ONLINE RESPONSE |
Yes |
| CASH ADVANCE APR |
26.74% (V) |
| CASH ADVANCE FEE |
5% (min $10) |
| FOREIGN TRANSACTION FEE |
0% |
| SMART CHIP |
Yes, chip-and-PIN |
- No Foreign Transaction Fees.
- $150 Annual Fee.
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What is the American Express Green Card credit score requirement? Reply
Lawrence Stone
@lawrence50
The American Express Green Card’s credit score requirement is 750. This means you need excellent credit to have a decent chance of approval. The Amex Green Card’s credit score requirement is comparable to that of several other American Express cards, like the Amex Gold Card and Amex Platinum Card. Some users report being approved with lower scores, but it’s a much safer bet to wait for a score of 750 before applying.
The American Express Green Card’s credit score requirement alone doesn’t determine your approval or rejection. But it is a key component. Amex also considers annual income, employment status, monthly rent/mortgage payments and existing debt, among other factors.
Here’s the American Express Green Card credit score requirement and more:
- Credit score required: 750+ (Excellent credit)
- Other factors: Annual income, employment status, monthly rent/mortgage payment, existing debt and more.
- Age requirement: At least 18 years old (must have a verifiable source of income).
- Residency/identification requirement: A U.S. mailing address (no P.O. boxes) and a Social Security number, Individual Taxpayer Identification Number or passport.
Even if you meet the American Express Green Card credit score requirement, you should be aware that the Green Card is a charge card before you apply. That means you’re usually required to pay the entire balance in full each billing period. There is a feature called “Pay Over Time” where cardholders can carry a balance on individual charges that are each at least $100. However, these purchases are subject to approval by Amex. And the account will have a set “Pay Over Time” limit that cannot be exceeded. If you usually carry a balance every month, you might want to consider other Amex cards.
Both the Blue Cash Everyday card and the Amex EveryDay card are viable options for anyone who plans to carry a balance from month to month. Neither card makes you pay in full each month. And they both offer 15 months of 0% interest on purchases and balance transfers. Both cards only require good credit. That’s a 700+ credit score.
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I need clarification, I was reading something that says, earn 1 point for every eligible dollar spent and read something that says, earn 1 point for every eligible purchase requirement. Is it purchases or every dollar spent? Do they have a list of what is considered "eligible"? Reply 1712
Carlos Lopez
@carlosl_59
Virtually you earn 1point on every purchase . But the program is different in the different american express cards (19 cards).
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What are my chances of approval? Should I wait to get over 700? TU 676, EX 682, EQ 687, charge off from 4 years ago. I want the Amex Green. Reply 1015
Carlos Lopez
@carlosl_59
I has a credit score of 670 and was approved for 2 American expresses.
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When you first get approved is there a way of getting a temporary card number, or the full account number? Reply 910
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How much is the credit line? Reply 914
Carlos Lopez
@carlosl_59
Depends on your credit history. Minimum if approved is $500 but on 61 day you used the american express app and 3x the credit limit
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Can I use my American Express Green Card card overseas? Reply 21
Ernest Meyer
@ernest_meyer
You can use your American Express Green card internationally! It's not exactly the best card for purchases overseas (2.7% foreign transaction fee), but if you see that Amex logo, you'll be able to use the card without any trouble. You can also check out the publicly endorsed countries here.
You probably noticed Australia is there as well. That's because there are plenty places where you'll be able to use it. In fact, you can check out this link.
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What's the starting American Express Green card credit limit? Reply 1
@pamelawebber
The thing with the American Express Green card credit limit is that it's a no preset spending limit card.
But this doesn’t mean the card has no limit at all. Instead, the American Express Green card credit limit is decided based on your income, payment history, the number of credit cards you own, previous spending patterns, and other financial factors American Express won't disclose, and the amount you can spend will change from month to month.
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What does preset spending limit mean? Reply 1
Lisa Cahill
@lisacahill
A preset spending limit is your credit limit, or the amount of money you can spend on your credit card.
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Can I transfer my Green Card points to my EveryDay Rewards? Reply 1
Philip Grias
@phil_grias
As long as you are the primary cardholder on both accounts and they both earn rewards points you should only have one rewards Account. There would be no need to transfer as the points should already be combined.
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American Express® Green Card Reviews
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Apr 15, 2019
It is the only card that I pay my income , I just set an auto pay for my income and that is it, I do not have to worry about. the U$95 annual fee is only U$7.91 monthly. I am not sorry since I got it.
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Sep 06, 2017
I am giving 5 stars for the simple fact that my credit is not that great and was approved. My credit is bad 608 transunion 620 equifax 5 collections from 3 years ago and more than 40 credit inqiiries within the last 2 years. I was approved for the green card and no pre set spending limit, which i still don't understand how that works.
Jul 30, 2017
I have been American Express card holder for such a long time but due to financial problem I couldn't pay my debt on time which is $800. I called the customer care and talked about my situation but they didn't care about my problem. Later, I paid everything. Just after that, without informing. They deactivated my account. I really feel bad that moment because they didn't care about situation without the proper information they took an improper action. I talked to customer care about my situation but they just ignore it. I even didn't get a chance to use my point which I have collected for a ages. So, think twice before you apply for account. They don't care about customer. It's just a business to them.… show more
Jul 23, 2017
Excellent report american express approve excellent or good credit.
My experience if very satisface.
Last 2 week's I'm solicited DISCOVER card and have receive denial
Jc penny macys denial my cards
Comenity bank I have 3 cards with then denial my PayPal account.
But american express give me opportunity .
My experience if very satisface.
Last 2 week's I'm solicited DISCOVER card and have receive denial
Jc penny macys denial my cards
Comenity bank I have 3 cards with then denial my PayPal account.
But american express give me opportunity .
Jul 01, 2017
I don't know what John Kiernan is talking about with "perfect credit" to get the card. I have TU 633. I was approved in as little as 60 seconds. If I had known it was a charge card, I would have looked the other way. So, now I will wait for it and buy gas and gum every month to make sure I follow the pursuit of higher scores. Guess I shouldn't complain, if it requires perfect credit though. Just my 2 cents… show more
Feb 23, 2016
The American Express Green Card was actually the first credit card I was granted. My AMEX Green Card was issued to me in July of 1976, right after I signed my second enlistment in the Air Force. Back then American Express approved all career military personnel, with no negative credit, for a Green Card. I used it exclusively for travel and expenses that were being reimbursed to me by the government, and family emergency travel. In the 39 years I've had my Green Card, I also have a AMEX Gold Card, I can honestly say that I have never had any issues with American Express. Anytime that I called with a question or problem it was promptly addressed. When I was TDY and needed additional spending limit approved it was approved on the spot. When I needed travel assistance it was available, and remember this was before Smartphones and the Internet! I recommend the American Express Green card for anyone who needs a flexible spending limit and wants the ability to get real assistance for any card related issue (travel, purchases, product insurance, etc.), anytime you need it!… show more
Nov 20, 2015
I am in the process of rebuilding my credit and was excited to receive a pre-approval to apply for the American Express Green Card. The Green Card frankly isn't a great card, but it does get you in the door with Amex. You get 1 bonus point for each dollar of spend which roughly translates to 1% back but it depends on how you redeem it. The annual fee of $39 is expensive for a card without great benefits but hopefully after responsible use you will be able to get one of the better cards offered by Amex.… show more
Oct 16, 2015
Personally, this card is not very attractive to me at all. I understand it's not a credit card but I'd rather have something like a Chase Freedom card or any of the other credit cards that don't charge interest for a year instead of a charge card. I think the annual fee is excessive. No fee is always better. I don't travel or have little opportunity to use rewards points so it's pointless. Considering it's a charge card that you must pay at the end of every month, it may be easy to get into trouble and have to pay a late fee. That would be very worrying in my situation, I'd rather have the safety net of a credit card and have to only pay the minimum.… show more
Jul 25, 2015
For an average credit score of 687. I was surprised to receive an offer to apply for the American Express Green Card, and got approved in less then 60 seconds. Yes, it is not a credit card, but a charge prestige card. Connected to one of my checking accounts? The money awaits there automatically to be taken out at due date, with me not to worry. The benefits is not compared to any other bank cards. This is a great charge card, for travel and booking my hotels, rental cars and flights, through AMEXTRAVEL and enjoy double points, with no blackout dates Guaranteed. Just what I wanted for many years, finally came through. Thank you AMEX! Also Fraud protected to the penny! No Bank Debit card needed for the use of your checking account. Call it a payday loan, with no interest, some times a lap of up to 4 to 6 weeks before pay is due! Love it!… show more
Jul 08, 2015
What I truly love about this card is that you receive 2x the points on every eligible dollar that you spend. I have found that most of the cash rewards cards out there are not what they claim to be, but that is not the case with the green card. And even better yet I have already used my points to book a flight for my families vacation this year. I would definitely recommend this card to friends and family.… show more
Jul 01, 2015
People that don't know that is card (Green Amex) is a charge card and not a credit card should probably not be reviewing it. People are complaining about the annual fee, but it is the only thing you ever pay to them. They don't charge interest because the balance is due every month.
If you have a credit card and you carry a balance of a 1000 dollars and your interest rate is 15.99% you are spending more in interest in 6 months than Amex charges with their annual fee.… show more
If you have a credit card and you carry a balance of a 1000 dollars and your interest rate is 15.99% you are spending more in interest in 6 months than Amex charges with their annual fee.… show more
07/12/15
You got that right. I never dreamed to have an offer from them. yet, you are so right. Is a charge card, connected to my checking so money will be always there to pay for the full balance, with out even worry about me, worry about their due dates! they take it out for me.
May 14, 2015
I would recommend this card to anyone who has a strong credit history (although you need an excellent one to get it) and doesn't mind having to pay the full balance on the card each and every month. This is convenient because of how it keeps your credit great but if something goes awry and you can't pay it there is a big fee to pay. Assuming you have excellent credit to start with this shouldn't be much of a problem though and it keeps the interest from building up. With no preset limits it really opens a lot of doors for its owner. Wouldn't recommend the American Express Green Card to those who love to travel though, get those airplane miles!… show more
Apr 29, 2015
This card won't win any awards, but it is a fairly responsible card to have in your wallet. You have to pay it off each month, so you're not going to get into as much trouble as you could with other cards that let you carry a balance. I love how quickly you can accumulate points, though. I don't love the annual fee, because I tend to not see a benefit to cards that have an annual fee. However if you use a credit card for any and everything, and pay it off at the end of the month, you could be a candidate for this card. I will say that AmEx's customer service is great. When I have had to contact them for a dispute, they've taken care of everything without having to hassle them. Truly exceptional for this industry!… show more
Apr 10, 2015
This card is not exceptional. You can find other cards that will give you 1 point for every dollar you spend and that don't charge an annual fee. This card charges an annual fee after the first year. As a company, I like American Express and the fact that you are expected to pay the card off each month. As far as being a company that does not overly add to the credit crisis we are in as a country, American Express is great. As far as this card's rewards, there are more beneficial cards out there.… show more
Mar 16, 2015
I've had an American Express credit card for 15 years. American Express is my absolute favorite credit card company. Not only do they have lots of class, but their interest rates can't be beat. And whenever I've ever had a problem, their customer service has been friendly and helpful. I also love their reward program. I always manage to earn enough points through the year to buy gift cards to give as presents at Christmas. In all, I'm very happy with American Express and can't recommend this company enough.… show more
Mar 12, 2015
American express has always been one of my favorite companies to deal with but when i received the green card i knew that i would be a life long customer. although it requires a good credit score its worth the attempt to sign up. they update fast and the customer service is exceptional
Mar 11, 2015
I really do not any the advantage to the American Express Green Card. Maybe I am missing something, but it seems there are are far better credit cards that do not require as high of a credit score. The card I currently have in my wallet gives me 1% rewards on all purchases and it only required an average credit score. Also, with my card I can opt to not pay the entire balance every month. This card even has a $95 annual fee!… show more
Mar 11, 2015
I love my American Express Card. I like that I earn points for my purchases. They have pretty good rewards for the points you earn. I used my points to get a fitbit in the past which was great! I'm not particularly fond of the annual fee however, that does not stop me from using the card. I have also heard that you need to use a lot of your points for airline tickets which is kind of disappointing but all and all I do enjoy this card and what it has to offer.… show more
Feb 23, 2015
The American Express Green Card overall is a good card. You can earn 1 point for every dollar spent and sometimes 2 points for a dollar. It’s great if you are someone who travels, stays in hotels or frequently vacations. Points are transferrable to 17 different frequent flyer programs. You can also redeem points for gift cards or merchandise. I like that there is no annual fee for the first year. I do not like that after the first year the annual fee is $95 and that late fees are $38 or 2.99% of the past due amount, this can get very pricey.… show more
Dec 16, 2014
The Amex Green card has a good rewards program. I prefer not to have a card that needs to be paid in full each month. American Express Blue is a better option that will let you carry a balance if needed. Also, the annual fee is high on this card.
Nov 25, 2014
The yearly fee after the first year is simply too high and even though this card is geared towards travelers, it still charges a foreign transaction fee. Also the balance has to be paid in full each month or you will be charged yet another fee. For a card that requires excellent credit, I see no advantages. I would be better served to stick with my Blue or just use my BOA card when I travel.… show more
Nov 07, 2014
A really poor credit card. The balance needs to be paid in full each month and it carries a $95 annual fee after the first year. The 1% cash back is only so-so. Instead I would recommend the Fidelity Rewards American Express Card. It doesn't have the annual fee or pay in full balance each month and it earns 2% cash back on everything you buy.
Oct 08, 2014
The American Express Green Card is a charge card that has to be paid in full each month so its somewhat different than a lot of cards. The 1% rewards is on the low side for rewards cards and the $95 annual fee is going to eat a lot of the rewards. Other cards, like the Quicksilver, offer higher rewards without the fee.
Aug 13, 2014
This cards annual fee is rediculous I have never and will never pay that high of a fee for a credit card. The point system looks appealing for frequent travelers but for someone like me whos never even been on a plane it doesnt make sense. There are other great credit cards out there that offer much better perks like discover who offers 4% back on some of their deals. Also I find it kind of odd that theres no set limit. How do you ever know when or if you'll be declined? Could be embarrassing.… show more
Jul 23, 2014
I do like credit cards having the point system, but it's nothing special to this card. The annual fee is way to high! The first year being free will not let me oversee the high annual fee. My Citibank card has a much more reasonable annual fee. Also, I can see no travel benefits in this card as there is a foreign transaction fee, which bank of america's foreign card does not have.
Jul 10, 2014
I like the option of transferring points to frequent flier programs, but the American Express Green Card's annual fee is more than I would be willing to pay for a card like this. The other downside of the card is that, even though it is a card aimed at travelers, there is still a fee for foreign transactions. The Bank of America's credit card aimed at travelers does not have a foreign transaction fee. That just seems to make more sense to me.… show more
Jun 30, 2014
The American Express Green card has a high yearly fee, and big late fee for not paying off the balance every month, which immediately puts me off. This card looks like it's been geared toward people who travel a lot, and if you do it might be a good value. For those of us who are staying in one place, there are a lot better deals out there. If you're interested in an American Express card, I'd recommend going with the Costco Trueearinings card, which doesn't have a fee (beyond Costco membership), and has cash back up to 4%.… show more
May 22, 2014
The American Express Green Card has a high fee of $95, even if the first year is free. I have a Visa and it does not cost this much per year!
May 22, 2014
This card American Express Green Card has a high fee for a relatively simple card as far as rewards go. Other cards such as Capital One dont charge a annual fee.
Apr 14, 2014
In reviewing the American Express Green Card, I am not impressed with the $95 annual fee, this seems really high for a credit card! None of the other credit cards that I have (Visa, Mastercard) charge such a ridiculous fee. However, there are a couple things I like about this card. The Roadside Assistance program looks great, and this is not something that typically comes with a credit card. I also like that the card does not have a preset spending limit, which seems more flexible than many credit cards.… show more
Feb 03, 2014
This card is a sleek silver looking card at first glance. The positives first are that the first year you do not have an annual fee, however after that it is 95 per year. For a card that requires such a high credit rating to qualify for there are other cards with smaller annual fees. But other than that that is the only negative. The roadside assistance is very helpful if you take long trips or breakdown on the side of the road when traveling over a 100 miles from home. Fraud protection is always a plus with all the identity theft going on and you can pay your card in full and pay no interest.… show more
Jan 17, 2014
I am not that impressed with the features of the American Express Green Card. Its rewards only offer one point for every dollar spent which is below many of the current offers on the market. I have the Capital One Quick Silver card and I earn 1.5% back on every dollar spent and I don't have to pay an annual fee. The AMEX Green Card does not have a spending limit, but you are required to pay off your balance every month. The one upside is its fraud protection guarantee which does help protect the consumer against fraud. Aside from that, I would say there are much better options available on the market.… show more
Jan 06, 2014
The American Express Green card seems to have a decent rewards system in place that caters to frequent travelers. I tend to prefer the traditional cards from Bank of America, Capital One, Citibank, etc over Amex because the structure is completely different. Amex is full of fees in lieu of interest, but you cannot carry a balance.
Dec 16, 2013
I love how many rewards and benefits the American Express Green Card offers. So many
credit card companies these days offer benefits that really don't
do much for the customer. What we really want is money back and travel perks.
There is a small annual fee after the first year, but I don't really mind that
as long as I am getting something in return. This card is perfect for
people who don't necessarily use credit to carry a balance, but want to
make their money work for them.… show more
credit card companies these days offer benefits that really don't
do much for the customer. What we really want is money back and travel perks.
There is a small annual fee after the first year, but I don't really mind that
as long as I am getting something in return. This card is perfect for
people who don't necessarily use credit to carry a balance, but want to
make their money work for them.… show more
Dec 12, 2013
The American Express Green Card seems ok. The idea behind it is amazing. Although the high annual fee would drive me away from it. The travel benefits and rewards it offers are surpassed by other cards that don't charge as high an annual fee as this one. For me this card is average at best.
Dec 12, 2013
The American Express Green Card is a great card in my opinion. It's not so much a credit card as it is cash with extra rewards and security. You don't get to carry a balance on the card which sounds inconveniencing but you never pay interest either. There is a small yearly fee of 95 dollars after the first year which is basically 7.90 a month. This best part about the card is the security. Any fraudulent purchase or stolen cards and you don't pay a penny. That's a lot safer than cash and you don't have to worry about online shopping or credit card phishing scams. The other added benefit is the rewards points which is the exact same as the American Express Gold Card so you know your getting great offers. Altogether I think this is an interesting idea and a great card.… show more
Dec 09, 2013
The American Express Green Card is an interesting idea, although I am not sure how well it truly works in practice. For starters, it isn't much of a credit card given that the entire balance must be paid in full each month. Granted, that does allow a card holder time to acquire the necessary funds, but not nearly as much as other credit cards would. On the other hand, the rewards offered by this card are truly excellent. Pay with points allows you to pay for virtually everything without spending any money on it, using your accumulated points to finance your entire vacation. The real negative with this card is not the payment in full aspect, however. It is the annual fee. While it is waived for the first year, it shoots up to a steep $95 per year after that. Seems a little expensive for me given that the card does not really function the way others with much fees rates would.… show more
Dec 03, 2013
Although at first glance the American Express Green Card looks like a great one to add to your arsenal of credit cards, I am not too thrilled about the annual fee. Right now, 95$ a year for each year after the first one is a little too steep for my wallet. There are far too many other cards that offer almost the exact same perks as this one, (minus the prestigious name of course). I would use it for all it is worth the first year, and then consider whether or not I would want to pay $100 each year afterwards. I do like the fact that I get points for travel for every purchase I make. I think that in itself is the card's saving grace for me.… show more
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Offer last updated: Jan 17th, 2020 at 06:13 ET