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Chases out with a new Disney card, the Disney Inspire.

And it's kind of interesting.

We're going to get into the details of what this card offers.

And then we're going to debate, is this a good card to have and to hold?

So let's start at looking at the basic details of the card. It's got an annual fee of $149,

and the new card intro bonus looks pretty good. You get a $300 Disney gift card immediately

upon approval, and then you can earn a $300 cashback statement credit after $1,000

spend in the first three months. So you get both the

$300 Disney gift card and the $300 back in total $600 sort of. You can look at it depending on how

you value the gift card. The earning rate, you get 10x at Disney Plus, Hulu or ESPN, 3x gas stations

in most Disney locations, 2x grocery stores and restaurants, 1X everywhere else.

So a couple of bonus categories there, though not a lot going on.

The rewards, of course, are as Disney dollars, which you can redeem towards a statement

credit for air travel, book any airline, any destination, and redeem rewards dollars

at a minimum of $50 in rewards dollars.

And then you got some perks, like $100 back after spending $200 per anniversary year on U.S.

Disney theme park tickets.

They do have to be U.S. Disney theme parks, but 100 back on 200 spent on tickets.

200 Disney reward dollars after spending $2,000 per anniversary year on U.S. Disney Resort and Disney Cruise Line bookings. So you've got all the options there that come with that in the United States. It's got a $10 monthly statement credit after you spend $10 or more on subscriptions directly at Disney Plus, Hulu, or plus.esPN.com. You do have to activate that benefit every year. It's not automatic. So you have to redo the

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