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Note: This post was published on January 7, 2021. Card details and benefits may have changed since then.

Citi Will Count Dining and Groceries Towards The $250 Annual Travel Credit on the Prestige

If you have the Citi Prestige card, you get a $250 annual statement credit for anything travel. It’s normally super easy to use, but not as much when you can’t leave home. It runs on a calendar year schedule (as opposed to cardmember year).

To ensure you keep your card through this time, Citi will apply any dining and groceries to your $250 credit through 2021. I’ve previously confirmed that most food delivery services earn the 5X bonus points for dining, so those should work here as well.

And just a quick note: If you have a Citi Prestige, have had it for more than 24 months and haven’t received any other ThankYou bonuses or closed any ThankYou cards in the last 24 months, you can add to your ThankYou balance with a new Citi Premier bonus (60,000 points).

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Dave Grossman
I got "in the game" in 2003 and since then I've collected literally millions and millions of frequent flyer miles and hotel points. I've flown around the world in first class seats that would cost $29,000 using frequent flyer miles and a few bucks in tax. And I've stayed in some of the finest hotels - all for free! Several years ago, I realized many of my friends actually thought I was paying for these!! So I started sharing my tips. It's long been a passion, but when I hosted a session on Miles and Points at the South by Southwest festival, my love of the game intensified and this blog was born. Since then, I've written my book, MilesTalk: Live Your Wildest Travel Dreams Using Miles and Points (2nd Edition) - (author profile), give seminars on miles and points all over the world, and occasionally write for publications such as Frommer's and Forbes Advisor.

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