FlexPerks Visa Cards from US Bank

In the past year, Delta Airlines bought Northwest Airlines which caused US Bank to end the NWA WorldPerks Visa Card. So US Bank wouldn’t loose all of those customers to American Express, since they issue the Delta SkyMiles Card, US Bank created the FlexPerks Visa Family of Cards and immediately start re-marketing them to their current NWA Visa customers.

FlexPerks Visa cards offer award travel on more than 150 airlines (including Delta, United and NWA), with faster earning, more award seat availability and expanded reward choices. Here is a comparison of each of the FlexPerks Credit Card Offers.

FlexPerksSM Cash Rewards Visa® Credit Card

• 0% APR for the first six months on balance transfers1, plus get a great variable rate even after the first six months.
• 3% cash back on all gas purchases for the first 90 days
• 1% cash back on all purchases
• No limits on rewards earned
• No annual fee for the first year and every year you charge at least one purchase to your account

FlexPerksSM Select Rewards Visa® Credit Card

• 5,000 bonus FlexPoints after $250 in net purchases
• 0% APR for the first six months on balance transfers2, plus get a great variable rate even after the first six months.
• One FlexPoint for every $2 you spend3
• No limits on FlexPoints earned
• No annual fee the first year and every year that you make a purchase

FlexPerksSM Travel Rewards Visa Signature® Credit Card

• Get 10,000 bonus FlexPoints after you spend $500 in net purchases.1
• Earn one FlexPoint for every dollar you spend.2
• Double FlexPoints on the category you spend the most (gas, groceries or airline travel) and most cell phone expenses3
• Have no limits on FlexPoints earned
• Pay no annual fee the first year and every year after if you spend $24,000 per year on your card.

*See the credit card application for details about terms and conditions for these offers. Every reasonable effort has been made to maintain accurate information. However all credit card information is presented without warranty. After you click on the offer you desire you will be directed to the credit card issuer’s web site where you can review the terms and conditions for your selected offer.