View from the Wing
United Airlines Business Card Bonus — 100,000 Miles + 2,000 Status Points After $5,000 Spend
The United Business Card’s best offer is back: 100,000 bonus miles plus 2,000 PQP after $5,000 in purchases in the first three months. With a $150 annual fee but a $125 United travel credit, two United Club passes, and additional PQP earning on spend,. The headline bonus and the...
Frequent Miler
Elevated Wyndham Earner & Earner Plus offers with Wyndham spend
The Wyndham Earner and Wyndham Earner Plus cards are out with newly-elevated offers, but this time around, you’ll need to be spending money at Wyndham properties to earn the maximum number of bonus points. That will really limit the appeal unless you have existing plans to stay at a Wyndham...
Miles To Memories
Staples Brings Back Fee Free Bonus Points Earning With Visa Gift Card Promotion
There is a new Staples Visa gift card deal this week that allows you to earn some fee free bonus points & increase your earning elsewhere.
One Mile at a Time
Why Do People Stress Over Credit Card Fraud? Is It Rational?
I have an honest question I can’t wrap my head around, and I’m curious if any OMAAT readers can help. Does anyone understand why people selectively stress over credit card fraud when sharing credit card details with others? I assume it’s just one of those irrational things, but I’d love...
TravelUpdate
Chase Sapphire Reserve: Why I’m Thinking of Getting it Soon..
As card issuers have increased fees on their premium products, I’ve made changes to my card strategy. At…
TravelUpdate
Amex Platinum Card Retention Offer, New Chase Transfer Bonus, Filght Cancellations & more…
Latest Amex Platinum Card retention bonus data point, flight cancellations due to the ongoing war & more as we recap stories from the week.
Monkey Miles
Why this is the time to get the Chase Sapphire Reserve® with a 125k offer
We review the Chase Sapphire Reserve® and its new 80k welcome offer after $4k spend in 3 months
View from the Wing
This New Citi Card Earns More American Airlines Miles Than An AAdvantage Credit Card — Plus 75,000 Point Bonus
You no longer need an American Airlines credit card to earn the most AAdvantage miles from your spending. Citi Strata Elite is offering a 75,000-point bonus, and because those points transfer to American Airlines AAdvantage, everyday purchases can earn more American miles than most AAdvantage cards themselves.
Your Mileage May Vary
Is Earning More Points Worth Giving Up Cell Phone Protection?
Earning points on recurring charges, like your cell phone bill, is one of the easiest ways to build up rewards without changing your spending habits. Just set your monthly bill…
View from the Wing
Citi Brought Back the Best AAdvantage Business Card Offer — 75,000 Miles and the $99 Fee Waived For 12 Months
Citi has its best-ever offer for the AAdvantage Business World Elite Mastercard — 75,000 miles after $5,000 spend and no annual fee the first year. Lots of approvals reported.
Miles To Memories
(Offer Ending) Chase IHG Rewards Club Premier Credit Card Complete Review
In our complete IHG One Rewards Premier Credit Card review we will look at the welcome offer, card perks, cost & share our overall thoughts.
One Mile at a Time
Credit Card Disputes: When & How Can They Be Filed? How Often Do They Work?
Typically when we consider the value of using a credit card to pay for a purchase, we think of it in terms of the rewards that we can earn. However, there’s another major benefit to paying by credit card, and that’s the ability to dispute a charge, or to flag...
Monkey Miles
How to combine Chase Ultimate Rewards between accounts
A step by step guide to combining Ultimate Rewards to get maximum value out of your points The post How to combine Chase Ultimate Rewards between accounts appeared first on Monkey Miles.
Dots, Lines, & Destinations
DLD 576: What’s the limit?
How much is too much change? How much is too much risk? How much is too many flights? We'll likely never know, but many seem to be trying to find out right now.
Dots, Lines, & Destinations
DLD 575: On Again, Off Again
Are the policy changes real? Can anyone or anything be trusted anymore? And a 20+ year throwback reference at the end, just for fun.