gold card

noun

1. a credit card issued by credit-card companies to favoured clients, entitling them to high unsecured overdrafts, some insurance cover, etc

Example Sentences

The Robinhood Gold Card is the company’s first credit card with its own branding.

From New York Times

My Official Trump Gold Card is the key to unlocking your membership.

From Salon

The Delta Gold Card will have a $150 annual fee, up from $99, while the Delta Platinum will be $350, up from $250, and the high-end Delta Reserve will have a $650 annual fee, up from $550.

From Seattle Times

“He continues mapping out his surfy, sandy corner of pop music utopia with the chill, friendly warmth of a multi-millionaire you wouldn’t mind sharing a tropically-themed 3 p.m. IPA with, especially if his gold card was on the bar when the last round came.”

From Washington Times

Because Treasurys were the safest of safe havens on Earth — backed by “the full faith and credit” of the federal government — and the dollar was the world’s reserve currency, we essentially had the best gold card, with an unlimited balance.

From Seattle Times

Related Words

• bank card