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01 · overview

US Bank Altitude Reserve Visa Infinite

by U.S. BankPoints

$400/yr

US Bank Altitude Reserve Visa Infinite
Annual fee
$400
Per year
Sign up bonus
—
No current offer
Credits
$345
2 credits · 1 perk
Median FICO
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Approved
Median income
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Approved
Our take

The Altitude Reserve is no longer accepting applications, so this verdict matters mainly for existing cardholders deciding whether to keep it. For them, the $325 annual travel credit covers most of the $400 annual fee, but only on travel purchases made with a mobile wallet, so check that your bookings actually qualify. Unlimited Priority Pass lounge access and a Global Entry or TSA PreCheck credit of up to $100 every five years round out the core perks. The real question at renewal is whether the lounge access and whatever you earn on spend are worth the remaining $75 or so net cost after the credit. If you rarely fly or can't route travel through a mobile wallet, the math turns against keeping it.

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02 · earn & credits

Earn rates & credits

Earn rates
No rewards listed.
Credits & rebates
BenefitValue
Annual Travel Credit
Credit for travel purchases made with a mobile wallet
$325 /yr
Global Entry / TSA PreCheck Credit
Statement credit for Global Entry or TSA PreCheck application fee
$100 every 5 yr
Total annual credits$345
Perks & protections
Priority Pass Select
Unlimited Priority Pass lounge access
03 · approval odds

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04 · product changes

Product changes

Where cardholders came from before landing on this card, and what they moved it to afterwards. Thicker flows carry a larger share of the changes in that direction.

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Based on 3 reported product changes. Percentages are shares of each direction, not of all cardholders, and a small sample can swing a long way.

05 · reading

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