Select American Express Card Members: Up to $189 in statement credit on your card is just $10 more for Clear Plus.
A small number of Amex cards just increased their Clear Plus statement credit to $199, effective Thursday. This means you can continue to enjoy the Clear Plus membership at no extra cost, even if the new bundle with TSA PreCheck is launched at that price.
Here’s what to know and how this increased benefit works.
Increase Clear Plus credit for select Amex cards
If you have Platinum Card® from American Express, The Business Platinum Card® from American ExpressHilton Honors American Express Aspire Card, American Express® Green Card, American Express Corporate Platinum Card® or American Express’ Centurion Card, you’ll now enjoy an increased statement credit of $199 for Clear Plus membership.
Information for the Aspire, American Express Green Card, Corporate Platinum and Centurion cards has been independently collected by The Points Guy. The card details on this page have not been reviewed or provided by the card issuer.
Clear usually costs $189 annually and TSA PreCheck starts at $78 for a five-year membership, although you can get two memberships for a discounted price of $199.95. To receive that price, travelers who pre-enroll in TSA PreCheck must complete the process within 14 days.
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Registration is required to activate your statement credit, but fortunately, the process is quite simple. Read this guide to learn more.
Bottom line
If you want to save on a Clear Plus membership and include TSA PreCheck for a total of $199.95, you can now take advantage of the high credit available on these six Amex cards.
To know more about Amex Platinum, read our Full review.
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