Save $300 at Lululemon Every Year With the New Amex Platinum Card

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The Platinum Card® from American Express just got a major glow-up.

One of the flashiest new benefits is a $300 annual credit at lululemon (terms apply; enrollment required), perfect for anyone who lives in their Align leggings or never travels without a new ABC jogger packed. (No judgment -- my wife lives in her lulu yoga pants. I'm still working up the courage to get into the men's line.)

As part of a refresh, Amex raised the annual fee to $895 (see rates and fees), but also boosted the overall annual benefits value to over $3,500 in total perks.

Here's how the new lululemon credit works, plus $1,200+ in other new benefits that just got added.

How the $300 lululemon credit works

This benefit is brand new with the Amex Platinum Card refresh, and it's one of the easiest lifestyle perks to use if you're already a lululemon fan.

With the $300 lululemon credit, you can get up to $75 in statement credits each quarter when you use the Amex Platinum Card for eligible purchases at U.S. lululemon retail stores (excluding outlets) and lululemon.com. Terms apply; enrollment required.

That's up to $300 per calendar year, broken into four chunks. So you don't have to blow it all in one shopping trip. It works both in-store and online, which is a win.

Pro tip: Although you can't use the credit at outlets, you can stack it with lululemon's sale section or We Made Too Much deals on their website. Plus, all online orders get free shipping in the U.S.!

This lululemon credit is on top of the $100 annual Saks credit, which also gives you $50 every six months (terms apply; enrollment required). Between the two, that's $400 per year at premium retail brands.

What else is new with the Amex Platinum Card refresh

Alongside lululemon, Amex rolled out several new and upgraded perks in this refresh. No surprise from one of the top luxury cards out there.

Here's what's been added or expanded:

  • $400 Resy Credit -- Up to $100 back each quarter at eligible restaurants booked through Resy
  • $600 Hotel Credit -- $300 back twice per year at Fine Hotels + Resorts® or The Hotel Collection through Amex Travel (two-night min. stay for THC)
  • $200 Oura Ring Credit -- Annual credit for eligible purchases of the popular health-tracking ring
  • $300 Digital Entertainment Credit -- $25/month toward select streaming or news services
  • $120 Uber One Credit -- Covers Uber's subscription service, in addition to the $200 annual Uber Cash
  • $209 CLEAR® Plus Credit -- Covers biometric airport security membership for faster TSA lines
  • Terms apply; enrollment may be required

All in, the new benefits package brings an additional $1,400+ in added value compared to the previous version.

Is the new Amex Platinum Card worth it?

If you're already spending at places like lululemon, Saks, nice restaurants, and premium hotels -- this card basically rewards your existing lifestyle.

Some perks require enrollment, but after that the credits show up naturally when you spend.

The lifestyle credits are fun to see. But if you travel, that's where the Amex Platinum Card really levels up. Perks like lounge access, CLEAR Plus, and VIP hotel status (terms apply; enrollment may be required) really make traveling much more comfortable.

Read our full Amex Platinum Card review and explore all the travel and lifestyle perks.

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