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The Ritz-Carlton Credit Card

The Ritz-Carlton Credit Card has a $450 annual fee and up to $330 a year in statement credits, across two credits. None of them need enrollment.

Annual fee
$450
Charged on your account anniversary
Credits a year
Up to $330
2 statement credits, used in full
Need enrollment
None
Every benefit applies on its own
Earns
Marriott Bonvoy
About 0.74¢ a point, typical
Falls $120 short of its $450 fee even if you use every credit

Every credit, and when it resets

Amounts are per period. The last column is what each credit adds up to in a year if you use it every time.

CreditAmountResetsA year
Airline travel creditCall J.P. Morgan Priority Services at the number on the card within 4 billing cycles of the purchase to have the credit applied.$300 a year. On January 1$300 a yearOn January 1$300
Global Entry credit$120 each time. Available again every 4 years$120 each timeAvailable again every 4 years$30
Total a year, if you use every credit$330

What people get wrong

  • Nothing rolls over. Whatever is unused when a period ends is gone, so a monthly credit missed in March can't be used in April.

Questions about the Ritz-Carlton Credit Card

What is the annual fee on the Ritz-Carlton Credit Card?

$450 a year, charged each year on your account anniversary.

How much are the Ritz-Carlton Credit Card credits worth?

Up to $330 a year if you use all two statement credits in full. The largest: Airline travel credit ($300) and Global Entry credit ($30).

Which Ritz-Carlton Credit Card benefits need enrollment?

None. Every Ritz-Carlton Credit Card benefit applies without enrolling.

When do the Ritz-Carlton Credit Card credits reset?

Yearly credits reset on January 1. Unused credit does not roll over.

Is the Ritz-Carlton Credit Card worth the $450 fee?

Not on credits alone: they add up to $330, $120 less than the fee. Rewards on spending and other benefits would have to make up the rest.

What points does the Ritz-Carlton Credit Card earn?

Marriott Bonvoy points, worth about 0.74 cents each in a typical redemption.

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