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Don’t let strict terms and conditions fool you \u2014 the statement credits on the Hilton Honors American Express<\/a> cards might be more flexible than you think.<\/p>\n Amex currently issues four Hilton credit cards<\/a> (three consumer products and one business product), three of which have statement credits to help offset their annual fees<\/a>. Terms apply.<\/p>\n On the surface, the credits seem somewhat restrictive, but as you’ll read below, there may be creative ways you can make the most of them.<\/p>\n The mid-tier Hilton Honors American Express Surpass\u00ae Card<\/a><\/span> and The Hilton Honors American Express Business Card<\/a><\/span> both offer a statement credit for Hilton purchases. The Surpass offers up to $50 in credits each quarter, while the Business offers up to $60 in credits quarterly (up to a total of $200 with the Surpass and $240 with the Hilton Honors Business each calendar year, made directly with a property in the Hilton portfolio, respectively). Terms apply.<\/p>\n Interestingly, The Business Platinum Card\u00ae from American Express<\/a><\/span>, which is not a cobranded Hilton card, also offers a quarterly credit of up to $50 in statement credits or up to a total of $200 statement credits each calendar year.<\/p>\n You must also have a Hilton for Business membership<\/a> \u2014 no additional cost to join \u2014 to receive the statement credit on this card. Terms apply.<\/p>\n The terms and conditions for all three cards imply that the only purchases that trigger the credit are eligible room rates and charges made to your room when staying at a hotel.<\/p>\n That means that you can be confident you’ll receive the credit for:<\/p>\n Daily Newsletter<\/p>\n Reward your inbox with the TPG Daily newsletter<\/p>\n Join over 700,000 readers for breaking news, in-depth guides and exclusive deals from TPG\u2019s experts<\/p>\nSurpass and Business Hilton credits<\/h2>\n
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