Citi PremierMiles Card vs Citi Prestige Credit Card

• On the yearly card renewal period, get 3000 Bonus Miles
• Earn 8 miles for every Rs.100 on spends at Amazon India, Flipkart, Myntra
• Earn 4 Miles for every Rs.100 spent on all other transactions (Offer Validity: 15 Feb’21-15 Aug’21)
• Redeem miles over more than 100 domestic and international airlines
• Transfer your miles to any of the card’s hotel & airline partner
• Miles never expires so you can use them whenever you desire
• Redeem Miles instantly via SMS against purchases at leading brands
• Turn big purchases into small payments  
• Complimentary Access to Airport Lounges in India
• Instant loans availed
• Get amazing deals and discounts locally & in other 90 countries
• As you earn more miles, redeem easily at www.premiermiles.co.in
• You can either redeem the miles now or keep collecting them
• Using Citi contactless card pay the easy way  
• Enjoy the Travel and Lifestyle Services by contacting the Travel and Lifestyle specialist to create and plan an enchanting experience
• Enjoy the latest offers on the credit card  
• Have instant savings on lifestyle and wellness categories  
• Join the millions of subscribers with a unique analysis of the issues behind the headlines
• Personal Air Accident Insurance cover of Rs 1 crore
• Lost Card Liability Cover of Rs. 10 Lakh

• Get benefits worth Rs. 38,000+ in the first year
• Welcome Bonus Miles worth Rs. 4,500
• Taj Group/ ITC Hotels Vouchers of Rs. 10,000
• Reward Points worth Rs. 24,000 on annual spends

Pros

• The miles earned can be used or redeemed on Citi Bank's Partnered Airlines
• On every Rs.100 spent on airline transactions on www.premiermiles.co.in earn 10 miles
• Save up to 20% across all Citibank's partnered restaurants

Cons

• No Annual Fee Waiver
• High-interest rates

Pros

• Never expiring reward points
• Epicure Plan of Taj InnerCircle membership
• Complimentary Priority Pass Lounge Access for Primary as well as add-on Card members
• Instantly Pay with Points at select partners

Cons

• High Annual Membership Fee of Rs. 20,000 + taxes
• High-interest rate