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New credit cards may ease travel - Chicago Tribune
9NEWS.comNew credit cards may ease travelChicago TribuneThe three newest consumer credit cards — two from Bank of America, one from JPMorgan Chase — reflect consumer exasperation with some of the current card "features" that may not look so good to savvy travelers. All three have some advantages that many ...Credit card perks could cut vacation costs9NEWS.comThe best store credit cardMSN MoneyThis Week in Credit Card NewsForbesBusiness Insider -San Jose Mercury Newsall 41 news articles »
Five Tips For Earning More Miles While Spending Less - SmarterTravel.com (blog)
SmarterTravel.com (blog)Five Tips For Earning More Miles While Spending LessSmarterTravel.com (blog)Credit card air miles plans are meant to get you to use your credit card more and, hopefully, pay more interest at the end of the month when you don't pay it down. For the most part, it works. That's why credit cards offer them.
United MileagePlus Club Credit Card Review - $95 Bonus - Daily Markets
Daily MarketsUnited MileagePlus Club Credit Card Review - $95 BonusDaily MarketsReceive a $95 statement credit when you make your first purchase with this card. This signing bonus is exclusively for new cardmembers. Earn 2 miles for every dollar you spend on United purchases. Each time you book a United flight with your card or ...
Some Airlines Now Award Perks Based on the Money Spent Rather than Miles Flown - San Francisco Chronicle (press release)
Some Airlines Now Award Perks Based on the Money Spent Rather than Miles FlownSan Francisco Chronicle (press release)The programs rewards customers based on revenue spent with the airline instead of the miles flown. United and Delta Air Lines offer the option of revenue-based rewards to members using co-branded credit cards, but the return value is low at about one ...and more »
Citibank India launches 'PremierMiles Credit Card' - Economic Times
Jagran PostCitibank India launches 'PremierMiles Credit Card'Economic TimesMUMBAI: In a bid to grow its credit card business in the growing air travelling space, Citibank India today launched 'Citibank PremierMiles Credit Card', which will be an airline agnostic card. With this, Citibank has mutually agreed to exit its ...Citibank India Strengthens Its Cards Market Leadership with New StrategyBusiness Wire India (press release)all 12 news articles »
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