The Citi Strata Elite℠ Card is currently offering a limited-time 75,000-point welcome bonus for new cardholders. To receive this bonus, you must spend $6,000 within the first three months of account opening.
The welcome bonus can offset the first year’s $595 annual fee, but the long-term value depends on your ability to utilize premium benefits and credits. Evaluate your spending habits, especially travel through Citi’s portal or weekend dining, for maximum reward potential. Citi banking customers may also qualify for annual relationship credits that can reduce the annual fee.
Use our Citi Strata℠ Elite Card Points Calculator to estimate how many ThankYou® Points you could earn annually based on your travel, dining, and everyday spending—including CitiNights℠ bonus rewards and the 75,000-point signup bonus.

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