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You’ll Soon Be Able To Use Your Chase Freedom Flex Abroad Without Foreign Transaction Fees — What To Know
You’ll Soon Be Able To Use Your Chase Freedom Flex Abroad Without Foreign Transaction Fees — What To Know
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You might need to reevaluate which cards you keep in your wallet when you travel abroad. Starting September 20, 2026, the Chase Freedom Flex℠ is eliminating foreign transaction fees. That makes it much easier to maximize quarterly bonus categories and earn 3% cash back on dining and drugstore purchases made abroad. Here's what to know.

Harrison Pierce
Harrison Pierce

Reviewed by Tyler Glatt

Avianca Is Selling LifeMiles With Up to a 130% Bonus — But Should You Buy at 1.43¢ Each?
Avianca Is Selling LifeMiles With Up to a 130% Bonus — But Should You Buy at 1.43¢ Each?
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It's been a while, but Avianca is back with another LifeMiles sale! This time around, it's offering up to a 130% bonus on purchased miles through July 24, 2026. That brings the effective cost down to just 1.43¢ per mile! But with recent devaluations and a history of surprise program changes, is this deal too good to pass up — or too risky to pounce on?

Tyler Glatt
Tyler Glatt

Reviewed by JT Genter

American Airlines Mileage Sale: Buy AAdvantage® Miles and Get up to a 500,000-Mile Bonus
American Airlines Mileage Sale: Buy AAdvantage® Miles and Get up to a 500,000-Mile Bonus
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American Airlines just launched a new promotion for buying miles -- letting AAdvantage® members grab miles with up to a 100% bonus. At the optimal purchase rate, there are a few times when it can make sense to buy American Airlines miles. If you've been looking for an opportunity to grab some American miles, this might be as good a chance as ever. Let's dive into some examples to see if buying miles during this promotion makes sense for you.

Harrison Pierce
Harrison Pierce

Reviewed by Tyler Glatt

Air Canada and Hyatt Launch New Partnership With Status Fast Tracks, Points Transfers, and Credits
Air Canada and Hyatt Launch New Partnership With Status Fast Tracks, Points Transfers, and Credits
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Air Canada Aeroplan and World of Hyatt have launched a new reciprocal partnership with points transfers, hotel and flight award certificates, and status fast-track opportunities. The biggest gains are for Canadian Aeroplan cardholders, but U.S.-based Hyatt elites also can unlock new Air Canada credits and future Aeroplan status challenges by linking their accounts.

Ben Nickel-D'Andrea
Ben Nickel-D'Andrea
United Launches a New up to 100% Bonus or 50% Discount on Buying Miles
United Launches a New up to 100% Bonus or 50% Discount on Buying Miles
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If you're short the United MileagePlus miles necessary to book your next trip, there's a new sale on United miles that can help you restock your account. Through August 20, MileagePlus members can purchase miles with up to a 100% bonus or up to a 50% discount. Either way, this targeted promotion drops the effective purchase rate to as low as 1.88¢ per mile. But there's a catch.

Tyler GlattAndrew George Bradshaw
Tyler Glatt & Andrew George Bradshaw

Reviewed by JT Genter

Rove Introduces Transfers to Qantas Frequent Flyer — Book Flights From 5,700 Rove Miles
Rove Introduces Transfers to Qantas Frequent Flyer — Book Flights From 5,700 Rove Miles
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Rove has just launched its 20th transfer partner: Qantas Frequent Flyer. Rove members will now be able to take advantage of 1:1 transfers to the Sydney-based airline, opening up fantastic award availability for Oneworld flights. According to Qantas' award charts, you can book classic flight rewards for as low as 5,700 miles, which means your next shopping trip or hotel stay could easily book a flight. Here's what you need to know.

Harrison Pierce
Harrison Pierce

Reviewed by Tyler Glatt