US EditionAmerican Express to Refresh Platinum Cards with Major Updates
- American Express revealed plans to introduce significant enhancements to its premier Platinum credit cards for U.S. individual and corporate customers, with the changes scheduled for release later this year.
- These changes follow JPMorgan Chase's recent announcement to overhaul its Chase Sapphire Reserve Card this summer amid escalating competition.
- The refresh includes expansions of global Centurion Lounges, new brand partnerships, enhanced travel, dining, business rewards, and flexible spending features.
- American Express described its upcoming credit card refresh as the most significant investment it has made to date, with Howard Grosfield expressing the goal of elevating the cards to a higher standard.
- The updates aim to attract younger consumers and maintain competitive edge, though annual fees may rise amid uncertain economic conditions in 2025.
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With Amex Platinum changes coming, is the $1,000 annual fee upon us? - The Points Guy
Monday, American Express revealed it would be “making its largest investment ever” in a card refresh, with major changes coming to The Platinum Card® from American Express and The Business Platinum Card® from American Express later this year. If past card revamps are any indication, the annual fees on these cards will almost certainly see increases as part of the planned changes. But just how high could they go? With both cards already sporting …
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The New York LedgerAmerican Express set to unveil game-changing update to its elite Platinum cards
American Express has significant updates in the pipeline for its Platinum credit cards. The company’s U.S. consumer and business Platinum Cards are slated to get "major" updates "later this year," American Express said.American Express executive Howard Grosfield said Monday in a statement that the company is "going to take these Cards to the next level, not only in what they offer in travel, dining and lifestyle benefits, but also in how they lo…
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