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News: You Can Now Use Any Credit Card to Earn Bilt Points on Rent - Credit-Land.com

Bilt Rewards allows you to earn points on rent without administrative fees. However, until recently, your options for earning points on rent through Bilt were rather limited. Now, Bilt Members have more options to earn Bilt Points on rent payments, regardless of the preferred credit card.

Expanded rewards on rent allow Bilt members to earn rewards at a higher rate than before. Thus, if you use a non-Bilt credit card, here's how you'll earn Bilt Rewards on rent:

- Visa cards: 1X Bilt Points (1 point per $1), plus whatever rewards your Visa card earns

- Mastercard cards: 1X Bilt Points (1 point per $1), plus whatever rewards your Mastercard card earns

- Discover cards: 1X Bilt Points (1 point per $1), plus whatever rewards your Discover card earns

- American Express cards: 0.5X Bilt Points (1 point per $2), plus whatever rewards your Amex card earns

All these new payment options incur a 3% transaction fee. However, members with the Bilt World Elite Mastercard® will earn 1X points on rent without the transaction fee.

If you do not want the processing fee to eat your valuable rewards, you can still use other payment methods (besides the Bilt card). Those options include:

- The Alaska Airlines Visa Signature® Credit Card* continues to earn 3X Alaska miles (in lieu of Bilt Points)

- ACH and other payment methods used for rent still earn 250 flat points.

The enhanced earning structure allows Bilt members to use various credit card types to pay rent and still earn rewards. So now even more members can convert their largest monthly expense into rewards, even without a Bilt Mastercard card.

*The information for the following product(s) has been collected independently by Credit-Land.com: Alaska Airlines Visa Signature® Credit Card®. The card details on this page have not been reviewed or provided by the card issuer.

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