Sentences with phrase «mile per dollar spent»

To figure out how long it would take, we assumed you'd spend $ 1,500 a month on the card and that you'd earn one point or mile per dollar spent.

The SkyBlue SkyPass Card has no annual fee but only offers 1 mile per every 2 dollars spent, while the SkyPass Visa Classic Card has a $ 50 annual fee and earns 1 mile per dollar spent.

I can't think of any credit cards that have general retailers as a bonus category so, in most cases, the best you can hope to earn is 1 point or mile per dollar spent at stores like Macy's, Nordstrom, Barnes & Noble etc... but, once again, gift cards can be the answer.

You'll get just one mile per dollar spent for most purchases.

You earn double miles on all American Airlines flights and one mile per dollar spent elsewhere.

Amazon.com is a site that a lot of people use on a weekly basis but, with the exception of the Chase Freedom Credit card's quarterly bonus, there aren't any credit cards that come to mind that offer more than 1 point or mile per dollar spent at Amazon....

It also features 3x miles for all Alaska purchase, and one mile per dollar spent everywhere else.

The ANA Card U.S.A. Visa and the JAL U.S.A. MasterCard, for example, offer only one mile per dollar spent on all purchases, including airfare.

You pay for your purchase using your Gold Delta SkyMiles credit card and American Express also rewards you with 1,499 SkyMiles (one mile per dollar spent on the card).

The United MileagePlus card, in comparison, only offers a 1 percent rewards rate — or 1 mile per dollar spent — on general purchases.

Most airline credit cards only earn 1 mile per dollar spent.

In comparison, many airline credit cards only offer you 1 mile per dollar spent.

Because unlike most airline credit cards that only offer 1 mile per dollar spent, you can effectively earn 25 % more with this card — by taking advantage of the 5,000 bonus Starpoints whenever you transfer 20,000 points to an airline transfer partner.

This is where Starpoints really show their value because most airline cards usually give just 1 mile per dollar spent.

AAdvantage Aviator Mastercard — This card carries no annual fee, but only offers 1 mile per dollar spent and the only other benefit is a 25 % discount on in - flight purchases.

Most other travel credit cards, especially those branded by airlines, will offer a base 1 mile per dollar spent on everything with a bonus on certain purchases.

When you make purchases with your Gold Delta SkyMiles credit card, you will earn 1 mile per dollar spent for most purchases.

The Classic card earns one mile per dollar spent on all purchases.

Delta Air Lines and Airbnb have had a partnership since late last year, in which Delta SkyMiles members can earn 1 mile per dollar spent with Airbnb.

If you are paying with a traditional airline credit card that earns 1 mile per dollar spent, then a 2.75 percent fee isn't worth it.

You'll continue earning with 2 miles for every dollar spent on American Airlines purchases and 1 mile per dollar spent on all other purchases.

That lower annual fee, however, is balanced with a lower sign - up bonus compared to other AAdvantage Mastercards, and it comes with earnings of only 1 mile per dollar spent on the card.

The card earns one mile per dollar spent on all purchases, and there's no earning bonus on purchases made directly with AA.

That amount is multiplied by the number of miles or points earned per dollar spent on everyday purchases to account for cards that earn more than one mile per dollar spent.

This card may not be the best earner — most purchases earn only one mile per dollar spent — but it makes up for its $ 450 annual fee with an extensive list of airline and travel benefits.

For example, Delta's portal now offers one mile per dollar spent at Home Depot, one mile per dollar spent at Samsung and three miles per dollar spent at Saks Fifth Avenue.

Rewards: This card offers double miles on all American Airlines purchases and one mile per dollar spent elsewhere.

With the no - fee MasterCard from Frontier Airlines, you earn one mile per dollar spent on Frontier flights, and one mile per TWO dollars in other spending.

Card accounts earn 3 miles for every dollar spent directly with Alaska Airlines and Virgin America — usually through the Alaska Airlines website — and 1 mile per dollar spent on all other purchases.

Earn 1 mile per dollar spent on other eligible purchases.

With the TD Aeroplan Visa Infinite, you'll earn 1.5 miles for every dollar you spend on gas, travel, groceries, and at the pharmacy, and one mile per dollar spent on everything else.

This card may not be the best earner — most purchases earn only one mile per dollar spent — but it makes up for its $ 450 annual fee with an extensive list of airline and travel benefits.

The card earns one mile per dollar spent on all purchases, and there's no earning bonus on purchases made directly with AA.

In comparison, many airline credit cards only offer you 1 mile per dollar spent.

Similar to the Executive Card, two miles per dollar are awarded for purchases with American Airlines and one mile per dollar spent on regular purchases.

Popular stores like Apple, Bed Bath & Beyond, Home Depot, Staples and Walmart are usually priced at only 1 mile per dollar spent.

At all Hilton brands, if you sign up for the Double Dip program, you will earn the standard 10 Hilton points per dollar spent for a reservation, but also 1 mile per dollar spent.

That amount is multiplied by the number of miles or points earned per dollar spent on everyday purchases to account for cards that earn more than one mile per dollar spent.

Unlike many other co-branded airline cards, you can actually earn more than 1X mile per dollar spent on all other purchases: the United MileagePlus ® Club Card allows you to earn 1.5 X miles per dollar spent.

Some cards award accounts one point or one mile per every dollar spent.

The usual rate is 1 AAdvantage mile per dollar spent.

Cardmembers earn 1 American Airlines AAdvantage mile per dollar spent on their MasterCard towards goods and services.

It still remains a rewarding credit card with double miles on dining and travel expenses, but only a single mile per dollar spent on all other categories.

It offers double miles on Lufthansa related purchases and one mile per dollar spent otherwise.

Lots of business credit cards come with rewards — whether that means cash back, air miles per dollar spent, a points system, or something else.

In addition, the Discover it Miles card has no annual fee and offers 1.5 miles per dollar spent toward travel - statement credits or cash back.

Earn up to 2 miles per dollar spent with the Spark ® Miles card, get an unlimited 2 % cash back with the Spark ® Cash card, or get 3 % cash back on select purchases with the GM BuyPower Business Card.

The Capital One ® Spark ® Miles for Business offers 2x miles per dollar spent on every purchase, every day.

This card offers unlimited 1.5 miles per dollar spent and 20,000 bonus miles (worth $ 200 in travel) after you spend $ 3,000 in the first three months.

The card offers unlimited two miles per dollar spent on all purchases.