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Bilt Extends Rollover Window, Keeps Rent Day Double Points Through 2027
credit-cards26 days ago

Bilt Extends Rollover Window, Keeps Rent Day Double Points Through 2027

Bilt has pushed back the deadline for current cardholders to roll over to its 2.0 card lineup—from Jan 30 to Feb 1 at 11:59 p.m. PT—after rollout hiccups. It will also extend double Rent Day points for all 2.0 cards through Jan 1, 2027 (up to 1,000 points), with earnings varying by card (Blue 2x on everyday purchases; Obsidian 6x dining/groceries, 4x travel, 2x; Palladium 4x on everyday purchases). Note that Bilt Cash and housing points aren’t doubled. The moves aim to reduce transition friction and rebuild trust, though Rent Day promos may vary month to month.

via Upgraded Points|
#bilt#bilt-20#credit-cards
Bilt adds tiered earning on housing payments, boosting points to 1.25x
guides1 month ago

Bilt adds tiered earning on housing payments, boosting points to 1.25x

Bilt is launching a tiered earning option in its 2.0 system that lets you earn up to 1.25 points per dollar on rent or mortgage payments, based on how much of your housing payment you put toward everyday purchases. When you select tiers, you won’t earn the Bilt Cash on everyday purchases for that month; you can switch monthly to the original 4% Bilt Cash structure if you prefer — the change takes effect the following month. The update applies to the three new Bilt cards (Blue, Obsidian, Palladium) and complements existing redemption options, adding flexibility for housing-related rewards.

via The Points Guy|
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Bilt Launches 10% APR Cards After Trump’s Rate-Cap Push
business1 month ago

Bilt Launches 10% APR Cards After Trump’s Rate-Cap Push

Bilt is rolling out three credit cards with a 10% interest-rate cap for new purchases for one year (Obsidian with a $95 annual fee, Palladium with a $495 annual fee, and a no-fee Bilt Blue), in response to President Trump’s push to cap lending rates. After the cap period, APR can rise to as high as 34.74%. The move comes as Bilt shifts partnerships away from Wells Fargo toward Cardless, Fidem, and Column and updates how rent/mortgage rewards can be earned and redeemed.

via Bloomberg.com|
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