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Capital One Advertises Limited-Time Venture Card Welcome Bonus Worth $1,050 in Travel

CNBC Select reports the card issuer is offering an elevated sign-up bonus, though the value depends on cardholders needing to book lodging within the next year.

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Capital One is promoting a limited-time welcome bonus on its Venture Card that CNBC Select estimates to be worth $1,050 in travel value, according to a report published by the outlet.

CNBC Select, a personal finance review section of the network, described the offer as worthwhile specifically for consumers who anticipate needing to book lodging within the coming year, according to the report.

The report did not specify the exact spending threshold required to earn the bonus, nor the annual fee or standard rewards structure associated with the card. CNBC Select frames such offers within its broader coverage of credit card rewards programs, which regularly evaluates point and mile valuations for travel-focused cards.

Welcome bonuses on travel rewards credit cards are typically time-limited promotions used by card issuers to attract new customers, and terms can change without notice. Consumers considering such offers are generally advised to review the full terms, including spending requirements and fees, directly from the issuer before applying.

Capital One did not provide additional comment beyond what was included in the CNBC Select report.

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