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Southwest Rapid Rewards Performance Business Credit Card
The Southwest Rapid Rewards Performance Business Credit Card has a $299 annual fee and one statement credit, worth up to $30 a year. None of them need enrollment.
- Annual fee
- $299
- Charged on your account anniversary
- Credits a year
- Up to $30
- 1 statement credit, used in full
- Need enrollment
- None
- Every benefit applies on its own
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.
| Credit | Amount | Resets | A year |
|---|---|---|---|
| Global Entry, TSA PreCheck or NEXUS credit$120 each time. Available again every 4 years | $120 each time | Available again every 4 years | $30 |
| Total a year, if you use every credit | $30 |
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 Southwest Rapid Rewards Performance Business Credit Card
What is the annual fee on the Southwest Rapid Rewards Performance Business Credit Card?
$299 a year, charged each year on your account anniversary.
How much are the Southwest Rapid Rewards Performance Business Credit Card credits worth?
Up to $30 a year, from one statement credit: Global Entry, TSA PreCheck or NEXUS credit ($30).
Which Southwest Rapid Rewards Performance Business Credit Card benefits need enrollment?
None. Every Southwest Rapid Rewards Performance Business Credit Card benefit applies without enrolling.
When do the Southwest Rapid Rewards Performance Business Credit Card credits reset?
Unused credit does not roll over.
Is the Southwest Rapid Rewards Performance Business Credit Card worth the $299 fee?
Not on credits alone: they add up to $30, $269 less than the fee. Rewards on spending and other benefits would have to make up the rest.
What points does the Southwest Rapid Rewards Performance Business Credit Card earn?
Southwest Rapid Rewards points, worth about 1.3 cents each in a typical redemption.
