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Remember I told all of you that I really wanted the new U.S. Bank Altitude Reserve Visa Infinite Card and I had a plan to secure it?  Well, my plan worked!

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Since I couldn’t become an Altitude card holder without being a U.S. Bank customer for 35 days prior to applying, I became a U.S. Bank customer.  I applied for and was immediately approved for the no fee Club Carlson Rewards Visa Card From U.S. Bank.  I earned 30,000 Club Carlson Gold points to boot, which was also a new loyalty program for me.  

Once I had that account open for the requisite 35 days, I made my move and applied for the Altitude Reserve card.  I did not get approved right away, so I called to try to reallocate some of my credit from my Club Carlson card to the new Altitude card.  This is a strategy that I always use with Chase. Um, U.S. Bank does not reallocate credit they told me.  Hmm, so I had to wait and see.

A mere 2 days later, I found a package at my front door.  I opened it and was pleasantly surprised to see this!

U.S. Bank Altitude Reserve Visa Infinite Card in it's case.
Look at the fancy box that it came in and it’s metal!

I am a relatively new U.S. Bank customer, so I got a small credit limit but I don’t care.  It is enough to secure the 50,000 bonus point offer if I spend $4,500 in the first 90 days. (I will make sure I do).

The 50,000 bonus point offer is worth $750 in travel and it there is an annual $325 statement credit for travel purchases.  That is almost $1100 in free travel for me in the first year.  The annual fee is $400, but covered the first year and is really only $75 in subsequent years because of the annual travel credit.

See my prior post offering more details about the perks and benefits of this card.

I am very excited about my new addition.  Yay!

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