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Most HelpfulI just got back from another enjoyable "Spring break" in California which afforded me a lot of great bonding time with my cousin and her husband and also a chance to see a variety of interesting things including the old mission compound of San Gabriel's, the Huntington House and Gardens in San Marino,...
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Most HelpfulThe standard $1 for 1 Mileage Plus mile used to be at the head of the credit card reward value leaders' pack. With the advent of more rewards programs, I find different economies in the credit card rewards world. If we look at 25,000 miles for a single $500 ticket, we see rewards at 2%. For international...
review »This is the card meant for saving your flight fare...it's good that when you buy 250 $ of stuffs with this CC you get 21000 miles...you have loads of miles accumulated in your mileage plus account but you do not have a single flight available what you could probably book...and your miles are there only for a year...so after a year you just waste your miles..I would not reccomend.
The United Airlines Mileage Plus Visa Credit Card is a great way to accumulate miles. the card works like any other visa but when you open it you get 30,000 miles. this is enough for a free round trip ticket to any where in the continental us. This is a great value. It really gives you a good head start is you are trying to save miles up to go someplace that take a large amount of miles. I have saved enough miles to go all the way to Australia and it is only going to cost a booking fee and taxes. This is a savings of about $1,000.00. This one draw back of this progrem is that there...
review »The United Mileage Plus Credit Card is great if you most frequently fly on United. I have never had a problem redeeming my miles for a trip but I'm always flexible with my dates. The only downside is that they charge a $60 annual fee that they never waive (you can also pay the fee with 7500 miles). I definitely recommend using this card if you are a traveler. If you don't travel very often, I think some of the other cash-back credit cards might be more practical. The United frequent flyer program also has a dining program and an online mall so you can earn extra miles there as well as with your...
review »It is definitely faster to get miles by actually flying, but we've already enjoyed one trip to visit family in Alaska. We pay our bills online, which is a huge help because we don't like to pay interest, ever. We also like the checks they send for zero percent financing (with a small fee). We used that to get some remodeling done. Also, they upped our limits by a lot when we asked!
With the airlines tightening up all over the place, i don't think this will be a good deal for long.