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Read more here about the United Gateway℠ Card
Current Welcome Offer: Earn 30,000 bonus Mileage Plus mileage after you spend $1,000 on purchases within three (3) months of being approved for card membership. Learn here how to apply.
Card Issuer: Chase
Card Type: Visa Signature
What Kind of Points/Miles the Card Earns: United Mileage Plus miles
Annual Fee: $0
Foreign Transaction Fees: $0
Points Earnings:
- 2X Mileage Plus redeemable miles per $1 spent on United® purchases
- 2X on gas stations
- 2X on local transit and commuting
- 1X on all other eligible purchases
Card Features and Benefits
25% Statement Credit
Earn 25% back in statement credit for United inflight and Club premium drink purchases. Most airline cards do not include statement credits for drink purchases in airline club lounges. However, the United Gateway℠ Card does.
Access to The Luxury Hotel & Resort Collection
Book stays at select upscale properties and enjoy certain amenities such as resort credit, breakfast credit, upgrades (when available), and early and late check-out when available.
This card is good for saving money on inflight and United Club purchases. Otherwise, you’re probably better off using a Chase Ultimate Rewards® card to earn more points — and then transfer them to United Mileage Plus.
Read more here about the United Gateway℠ Card
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