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Ranking premium credit cards as an accountant. Marriott Bonvoy American Express D tier. It's £95 a year. Welcome bonus is 20,000 Marriott Bonvoy points. I don't even think gets you one stay. Nectar credit card. The annual fee is £30 per year, but the first year is free. This card is Nectar points can be transferred to Avios and the earning card is actually higher than the British Airways cards. Virgin Atlantic Rewards Plus credit card. C tier. The annual fee is £160 per year, but the companion voucher that you get for spending £10,000 is really restrictive unless you're a frequent flyer with Virgin. American Express Preferred Rewards Gold credit card. S tier. It is £195 a year, but the first year is free. You get a 35,000 point welcome bonus if you spend £3,000 in three months, which is worth an economy round trip ticket from London to Korea. You also get a ton of other perks like Deliveroo credit and four lounge passes. The Platinum Card by American Express. A tier. The annual fee is £650 a year, but you do get £400 in dining credit and unlimited airport lounges. The welcome bonus is 75,000 if you spend £6,000 in three months. Unless you travel every other month, this card might be a bit overkill. British Airways American Express Premium Plus. A tier. It's okay, it's £300 a year. The most worthwhile thing on this card is the companion voucher, but you do need to spend £15,000 in a year. How would you rank these credit cards? Follow for more content.