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[...] Federal Credit Union GlobeTrek Visa No annual fee. Join American Consumer Council – free – link here – to be eligible for the credit union. [...]

[...] : Best Western Rewards MasterCard – 16,000 point intro offer, earns 1 point per dollar spent. No annual fee. Best Western Jaco Beach All Inclusive Resort Typical rate: $168 Points per night: 32,000 [...]

[...] Limited Time Offer: Earn 50,000 bonus miles after your first purchase and payment of the $89 annual fee. You also get a companion certificate good for up to 2 guests to travel with you on a US [...]

[...] that have an EMV Chip + PIN capability built in, like the Barclaycard Arrival Plus and some no annual fee credit union cards. Unfortunately, none let you earn real airline miles; they all earn bank [...]

[...] that offers lucrative upgrades on cheap fares. And they like that international first and business class awards on partner airlines to Asia like Cathay Pacific are reasonably priced, and accessible [...]

[...] at some point: It means that while you’re paying the full mileage price for a First or Business Class award ticket, part of your award is seated in Economy Class. Most people who book these [...]

[...] Today American AAdvantage announced it would add bonus miles to many First / Business Class fares. Basically, if you are an elite member of AAdvantage you’ll earn more miles whenever [...]

[...] or roundtrip travel. You can only get the free companion ticket when you buy coach fares, or Business Class fares on the Acela (which is the lowest option on the Acela). You can however pay to upgrade [...]

[...] From time to time American Express offers 100,000 points or more for opening a new Platinum Card account. But it’s such a big [...]

[...] card that have a current credit score below 700 Average Typical Low % with score below 700 American Express Amex EveryDay Credit Card 670 605 76% Amex EveryDay Preferred Credit Card 697 626 N/A [...]

[...] If you have an American Express OPEN small business charge card (the Business Platinum Card, Business Gold Rewards, and [...]

[...] What’s the deal? The American Express website is now defaulting to showing a ‘special’ 50,000 point offer for the American Express [...]

[...] up. For trips starting in the U.S., Business Class awards to Europe will increase from 80,000 miles roundtrip to 100,000 miles. For European fliers, the changes are more widespread, with nearly every [...]

[...] . If you’re looking for more value, AsiaMiles can get you there for as low as 115,000 miles roundtrip all year round. AsiaMiles is the mile program of Cathay Pacific, a OneWorld member, and a [...]

[...] 140,000 miles roundtrip instead of 160,000 miles, including India – a savings of 20,000 miles The deals are valid all [...]

[...] Europe on United, Brussels Airways, Scandanavian Airlines, or Swiss Airlines for 90,000 miles roundtrip and no fuel surcharges. You can also get to Brazil, Argentina, and Chile for 95,000 miles [...]

[...] of this new, combined North America region. That means big savings are yours if you can find Delta flights with award seats. And you can even include a stopover in your plans. The catch is you can’t [...]

[...] ’t for a quick weekend jaunt. Here are some other things to watch out for: You can only fly on Delta flights at this price. Alaska, Virgin Atlantic, and other partners for any segment will make that [...]

[...] on booking Delta flights with Virgin Flying Club points). Enter a new Amex Membership Rewards transfer bonus for Virgin [...]

[...] no surcharges, which still makes this another great easy way to earn points you can use on Delta flights, especially since Virgin points are so easy to earn quickly. Delta availability within the U.S. [...]

[...] There is a lot of consternation in the frequent flier enthusiast community about Delta SkyMiles’ moves over the last few weeks, especially eliminating a published award chart altogether. [...]

[...] awards for half the price of a round-trip. This is really useful so you can use miles from Delta SkyMiles for one direction of your trip, then choose another mileage program for the other direction, [...]

[...] of peak / off peak November 2011: Change to distance based awards, launched as Avios Delta SkyMiles November 2013: Increase of various award levels to match United August 2013: Increased cost [...]

[...] Rewards points are incredibly useful for international travel, especially to Europe now that Delta SkyMiles, a 1:1 transfer partner of Membership Rewards, has improved award availability, added Virgin [...]

[...] 100,000 miles to achieve top tier status. Award fees. US Airways charges a fee just to book an award ticket if you are not a Gold or higher elite member – $25 for the mainland U.S. / Canada, $35 for [...]

[...] with how you can use your miles. First, you will no longer be able to book a stopover on an award ticket. That allowed you to work in a visit to two cities for the price of one award ticket. So you [...]

[...] we list here to avoid them. But sometimes you have to suck it up and book an award ticket that includes British Airways flights. What you might not know is that it doesn’t mean [...]

[...] value fliers. No word on award fee changes. US Airways charges a fee just to book an award ticket, even online. American has not yet announced whether that will be introduced when the [...]

[...] is in addition to existing partners visible on Delta.com, including Aeromexico, Air France, Alaska Airlines, Alitalia, Hawaiian Airlines, KLM, Korean Air, Virgin Atlantic and Virgin Australia. Delta [...]

[...] from Chase Ultimate Rewards and American Express Membership Rewards cards. 1. Alaska Airlines: San Diego – Kona, Hawaii Price: 12,500 points one-way Starts March 5th, with only 3 [...]

[...] space you can use on the dates you need to fly. For example, you might fly out one way on Alaska Airlines using British Airways Avios, then fly back on United using Singapore KrisFlyer. Thanks to [...]

[...] 10,000 Avios each way. And using Avios requires that American Airlines, US Airways, or Alaska Airlines have available ‘Saver’ level award space on the flights you want. Which in our experience is [...]

[...] . If you’re headed to Europe, Delta miles are a better bet thanks to improving award availability and you don’t have to deal with nasty fuel surcharges. To Asia, American miles are [...]

[...] We hate British Airways surcharges and the destruction of award availability on American’s own flights to Europe. And we talked about how we can’t recommend American [...]

[...] surcharges when you book with British Airways Avios. With American itself clamping down on award availability at the MileSAAver level, more and more people are turning to Air Berlin as an alternative. [...]

[...] . That’s because two of its partners – Virgin Atlantic and Alitalia – offer better award availability than most airlines to Europe. We recommend them more than American AAdvantage miles [...]