Financial Agent
Credit Card Sign-Up Bonuses
2026-09-08 to 2026-09-15
Top Picks This Week
Chase Ink Business Cash: 100,000 points after spend requirement (see source)
- Issuer: Chase
- Source: One Mile at a Time
- Link: One Mile at a Time
- Annual fee: $0
- What: No-annual-fee business card currently carrying a 100,000-point welcome bonus alongside 5x rewards on office and phone expenses.
- Why it matters: 100,000 Ultimate Rewards points are worth at least $1,000 as cash back and more when transferred to travel partners — with no annual fee to offset.
Navy Federal Flagship Premier Visa Signature: 50,000 points after spend requirement (see source)
- Issuer: Navy Federal Credit Union
- Source: Upgraded Points
- Link: Upgraded Points
- Annual fee: see source
- What: Navy Federal launched the Flagship Premier Visa Signature with a 50,000-point welcome offer, 4x points on travel, and an annual airline credit.
- Why it matters: A brand-new card entering the market with a sizable opening bonus and a travel-heavy earning structure.
Chase Aeroplan Card: best-ever welcome offer (amount see source)
- Issuer: Chase / Air Canada Aeroplan
- Source: Frequent Miler
- Link: Frequent Miler
- Annual fee: higher than before (see source)
- What: The card has been refreshed with new benefits, its best-ever welcome offer, and a higher annual fee, plus a 15% award discount that applies even to itineraries mixing Air Canada and partner flights.
- Why it matters: The strongest welcome offer this card has ever carried, paired with improved award-discount mechanics — though the annual fee went up too.
Newly Elevated & Limited-Time
Wells Fargo Choice Privileges Mastercard: 60,000 points after $1,000 in 3 months
- Issuer: Wells Fargo (Choice Privileges)
- Source: Upgraded Points
- Link: Upgraded Points
- Annual fee: $0
- What: For a limited time, the no-annual-fee Choice Privileges Mastercard is offering 60,000 bonus points after meeting the minimum spend requirement.
- Why it matters: That's 50% more points than the card's usual bonus, and it comes on a card with no annual fee — a low-cost way to add hotel points.
Honorable Mentions
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