SPG is celebrating their new partnership with Major League Baseball and wants you to Get in the Game in a new sweepstakes!
In the sweepstakes you can win instant win prizes like SPG Starpoints, Amazon gift cards and MLB TV premium subscriptions. The grand prize is pretty awesome- two tickets to game 1 of the 2016 World Series. Continue reading Get in the Game with SPG: Win A Share of 1,361 Prizes. I Already Won!
I used to be a big sports fan but at this point, the only sport that I really love is baseball. It’s been a great year to be a New York Mets fan! Hopefully the winning ends with a World Series title..
In recent years I’ve been trying to visit more MLB parks although this year I didn’t have the time to check off any new ones…
Yesterday I received an e-mail about Starwood Prefered Guest (SPG) & Sheraton Hotels now having an exclusive partnership with Major League Baseball! Continue reading Sheraton & SPG’s Exclusive MLB Partnership
Back in early June I wondered, Is the SPG Credit Card $30 Fee Increase Worth the Perks?
I felt that a solid amount of benefits were being added for the increased fee. However, they added no actual monetary value to the card. In other words, while the benefits are nice, I wouldn’t pay to have any of them.
Well today the new benefits went live and with it came an increase in the sign-up bonus for both the personal and business SPG Amex credit cards. Continue reading SPG New Credit Card Benefits + Increased 30K Signup Offers
I currently have both the personal and business Starwood Preferred Guest (SPG) American Express cards.
Both cards currently have a $65 annual fee although it is free for the first year you have it.
The biggest benefit to the card is when transferring points to airlines, 20,000 SPG points will become 25,000 airline miles/ points! You also earn 2 Starpoints on eligible purchases at participating Starwood properties.
Well now the annual fee for the SPG Amex cards will be going up $30 as of August 11, 2015. Continue reading SPG Credit Card Changes- $30 Fee Increase Worth the Perks?
