AAA Launches VISA Card with Triple Points

AAA Launches VISA Card with Triple Points Rewards programs just got a little sweeter for travelers — at least the travelers that choose the new credit card issued by Bank of America and AAA, the auto club. The AAA Triple Points Credit Card offers triple points for qualifying travel and AAA purchases and double points for gas, grocery and drugstore purchases using the card.

A Fitting Rewards Program

AAA, after all, is a motor club. The focus is on vehicle safety and repair, travel and discounts So far, this new credit card offers the most robust credit card rewards for travel in the rewards card segment.

Points on Top of Points

When a cardholder makes the first purchase within 90 days of obtaining the card, an additional 2,500 bonus points are added to the card account. Cardholders also receive a $500,000 travel accident insurance policy and have access to a 24-hour concierge service have access to a 24-hour concierge service with the card.

The Rewards

AAA cardholders have a variety of choices when turning points into prizes. One option is to redeem points for vouchers for travel or auto repair. A 1% cash back reward is another option for 5,000 or more points. Gift cards, experiences and merchandise including electronics are just a few of the other options for AAA credit cardholders.

If you are considering a rewards or cash back credit card and you like to travel, it may be worth checking out the AAA Triple Points Credit Card by Bank of America. For making Card by Bank of America. For making purchases that you tend to make anyway, you may as well earn two or three times the points than typical cash back and rewards credit card programs offer. may as well earn two or three times the points may as well earn two or three times the points than typical cash back and rewards credit card programs offer.

Kristie Lorette

Kristie Lorette is an award winning credit specialist and an MBA graduate of Nova Southeastern University. Her lengthy tenure includes service at Merrill Lynch where she oversaw a $300 million dollar portfolio and 16 branches. At Merrill Lynch, Kristie specialized in consumer issues related to credit and mortgages. As a writer and researcher in personal finance, Kristie is also a contributor to Yahoo! Shine, Quizzle.com, Moneysmartlife.com and many other online and print publications.