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I’m planning to take my second cruise with NCL and I’m thinking of getting their credit card but not sure I should have it because I don’t think I will be cruising often. What are your thoughts? Also what is the credit score requirement?

Answered on January 5, 2017 | Updated on January 5th, 2017

Tags: Cruise, Travel Rewards

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If you are planning to continue cruising with Norwegian Cruise Line, you may find their credit card quite rewarding. The credit score of 670 or higher should be enough to qualify for the card. If you are not planning to cruise a lot, then you may want to consider applying for a general credit card with rewards. For example, it can be the Discover it® Miles credit card. The card will allow you to earn 1.5x miles everywhere without limitations. The card has no foreign transaction fee and no annual fee.

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