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Delta has a few more options for spending miles since it's a member of SkyTeam, one of the three major airline alliances.

Not exact matches

For most people, I recommend a travel rewards credit card since you can typically get enough bonus air miles when you sign up and spend a specific amount during the bonus period to get a free domestic flight.

Those four miles comprised a small adventure in discomfort, since I had determined to take the local buses, and spent a good part of the journey hanging out of the rear doorway by one arm.

If I'd had time I would have spent it with the foam roller since by around the 5th mile or so my IT band was getting pissy, so I'll have to do that later when I get home from work.

Since then, it's only on its third caretaker and retains only 2,153 miles on the clock, having spent the past few years holed up in storage.

Spectacular, 3 1/2 year rotisserie restoration (over $ 220,000 spent) completed by the legendary Brumos Porsche in 2014 Driven 1,000 miles since Multiple Concours d'Elegance award...

I have had it since it was at 40,000 miles, and I didn't spend that much for it.

I spent equal time in both trucks and since then have driven the 2WD and 4WD Silverado Hybrids for hundreds of miles and both trucks returned fuel economy numbers at, or slightly above, the EPA estimates.

With only 33k original miles, and less than a thousand since being rebuilt for the track by the guys at HG Performance, this 05 Mitsubishi Lancer Evo has everything you need to spend the day tearing up the track, and do it safely.

Since these cards have better redemption flexibility, with points and miles usable as direct offsets to any travel spending made, cards like the Hyatt card only make sense if you can get a better deal.

Since the Barclaycard Arrival Plus ® World Elite Mastercard ® offers eligible first - time cardmembers 40,000 bonus miles after spending $ 3,000 on purchases on the card in the first 90 days, the best time to sign up for the card may be when you already have expensive, upcoming travel plans.

Since you are earning 3 miles on every $ 1 spent, you earn 3,000 AAdvantage miles ($ 1,000 x 3 miles / $ 1 = 3,000 miles).

Our take: Since you earn 1.5 miles per dollar spent and each mile is worth $ 0.01, the Discover it ® Miles card effectively is a 1.5 % cash back credit card.

The Venture Rewards credit card is a great credit card option since they offer a lucrative bonus for signing up and also two miles for every dollar you spend.

But consider whether your yearly spending creates enough bonus miles for you, since the card comes with a $ 99 p.a. annual fee.

You would need 1,000,000 (yep, one million) Venture Miles to redeem for that same flight, which would require spending a whopping $ 500,000 on your Venture Rewards card (since it earns 2 miles per dollar).

Its 40,000 - mile bonus (if you spend $ 3,000 in the first three months) isn't anything to sneeze at either — especially since this card also has flexible redemption options.

Nevertheless, they were dedicated enough to spend their Saturdays arriving at the shelter before dawn, bathing and grooming the dogs and cats (since that job was rarely tackled by the shelter staff during the work week), loading them into portable cages, hoisting the cages into their cars and trucks, driving about 10 miles to the nearest shopping center, unloading the cages from the vehicles, calming the by - now terrified dogs and cats, and imploring the public for the next eight hours to please consider adopting one of these homeless creatures.

But since you'll earn 1.25 miles for every dollar you spend, the return is actually better than that.

Since I spend a lot of time on planes, I don't often take longer routes to accrue miles, and I'm too cautious about fees to sign up for other credit cards, though I know I could gain a lot of miles that way.

In order to offset the fee, you'll need to spend $ 2,225 to earn 4,450 miles (since each dollar spent earns 2 miles).

Even if you don't often fly with Singapore Airlines, you can still benefit from banking your miles and earning status with KrisFlyer, especially since it's so easy to get KrisFlyer miles with credit card spend.

It's hard to recommend spending 230,000 miles just to get pampered, especially since all airlines flying to India and the Middle East offer lie - flat seats in a business class cabin.

And since the fee - free Chase Freedom Unlimited card earns 1.5 Ultimate Rewards per dollar it doesn't make sense to put spend on the United MileagePlus Explorer, even with its 10,000 mile kicker for each $ 25,000 you spend that makes it a 1.4 mile per dollar earner if you spend $ 25,000 $ 50,000 a year on the card.

Spread out over 15 square miles, and much like Angkor Wat, you could easily spend days visiting all of the various ruins, temples and stupas located there, but since we were limited to just one day, we focused on the major highlights.

Reading this chart is simple: if you're redeeming 70,000 Gold Points for one night at a Category 7 Club Carlson property, your imputed redemption value is $ 308, since that's the value of the Barclaycard Arrival miles you could have earned with the same $ 14,000 in manufactured spend.

It's not nearly as awesome as the 50,000 United MileagePlus miles that Hyatt was giving out at random last year, but it's a nice surprise especially since I already expect to hit the required spend.

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.

Since the card earns double miles for spending in all categories, each dollar you charge to the card is earning you two cents of travel.

And since you'll get 2 miles for every dollar you spend, you'll only have to make $ 2,154 worth of purchases to hit the mark.

Each Discover mile is worth one cent, and since you earn 1.5 miles per dollar spent on all purchases, you are always earning the equivalent of 1.5 percent cash back.

This is one of the few times I'll actually probably change my spend for a while to stock up on some American miles since 3X is a pretty solid earning rate, especially for non-bonused categories.

Since Capital One rewards card cardholders earn 2 miles per dollar spent, that works out to 2 % rewards on all purchases.

Plus I have more American miles than Ultimate Rewards points, since normally I book shorthaul American awards with Avios, so it probably makes more sense to spend American miles here.

Of course, since the promo is a flat return of miles my percentage of return will go down the more I spend.

Since the first year's sign - up bonus is 40,000 miles, you would need to spend around $ 20,000 to cover the annual fee without taking into consideration the value of the MQMs, which are one of the main reasons to have the card.

Since the card offers a 15,000 miles sign - up bonus, you'll more than cover the second year's annual fee just by signing up and meeting the minimum spending requirement.

Since the annual bonus miles are based off annual spending, it's also best if the cardholder has a high enough income to be able to meet the $ 25,000 or $ 50,000 annual spending requirements to get the bonus miles.

With the Citi / AAdvantage Executive World Elite Mastercard «s 75,000 - mile bonus, you can even fly this round - trip, since you'll have at least 82,500 miles after reaching the $ 7,500 minimum spend.

Credit card bonuses and manufactured spending generates enough miles and points for us since we only have to use ~ 10 - 20 nights instead of ~ 300 nights a year.

Ever since American Express improved its offering on the personal Platinum Card to include 5 points per dollar spent on airfare that has been my go - to card for airline purchases because, quite simply, I don't like earning miles with one specific airline.

Since the Alaska Airlines Visa Signature doesn't have great bonus categories, you'll usually be getting one mile per dollar spent.

Since this card already earns 1 mile per dollar spent, in the end I will actually earn 3000 miles for spending only $ 500 on this card!

Alex has since earned millions of travel points and miles, mainly through maximizing credit card sign - up bonuses and taking every opportunity to earn the most points possible on each dollar spent.

Now's a great time to sign up for the Citi AAdvantage Platinum Select World Elite Mastercard or the CitiBusiness AAdvantage Platinum Select World Elite Mastercard, since both are offering an elevated sign - up bonus of 60,000 miles after you spend $ 3,000 in the first three months.

You may not earn more than 200,000 miles within a single year, but that shouldn't be a problem for most people since most likely you won; t put that much spend on this card.

You should be able to earn the first 25K miles quickly since the 20K sign - up bonus only requires a purchase with no minimum spending threshold, and then the next 5K by adding two authorized users.

Since Avianca processes this purchase directly — unlike many programs that sell miles through Points.com — the charge will count as airline spend and should earn the appropriate bonus if using a card such as the Premier Rewards Gold Amex.

Our take: Since you earn 1.5 miles per dollar spent and each mile is worth $ 0.01, the Discover it ® Miles card effectively is a 1.5 % cash back credit card.

Since the United Club Visa offers 2X points on United purchases and 1.5 X points on everything else, this means you could, in theory, get the 49,375 miles you need for a United Club membership each year by spending under $ 25K on United or under $ 33K on other stuff, including Vanilla Reloads.