The United co-branded credit cards are currently offering limited-time offers of up to 100,000 bonus miles! Even if you fly United just a few times per year, you can get outsized value from these cards thanks to their perks and benefits. But don’t wait—these offers are set to disappear on September 30, 2020.

Chase currently offers three rewards cards for small business owners, the Ink Cash, Ink Cash, and Ink Preferred. All three cards offer top benefits and return on spend, feature well thought out bonus categories and spending thresholds, and provide business owners the ability to earn a ton of Ultimate Rewards points on business expenses.

The Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card has come out with an all-time-high 80,000 point welcome bonus. This card was already an AwardWallet favorite thanks to its great benefits and valuable Ultimate Rewards points, but the new offer is a huge win for anyone who doesn’t already have this card in their wallet.

All three Southwest credit cards are currently offering an excellent 65,000-mile welcome bonus. According to Southwest’s website, there are only a few more days left before these offers end. Whether it’s the $69 annual fee Southwest Plus Card or the benefits-packed Southwest Priority Card, here are the options to consider before this deal goes away.

Chase has increased the welcome offer on the no-annual-fee Marriott Bonvoy Bold™ Credit Card to 50,000 bonus points! In this post, we cover the benefits and application rules for Marriott’s entry-level card, plus dissect the new welcome offer to see if this card’s right for you.

If United is your airline of choice, carrying a co-branded credit card will give you a bunch of perks often associated with elite status. Early boarding, free checked bags and lounge access can be yours.

Chase has increased the welcome offers on three Southwest Rapid Rewards cards to 65,000 points. If you pick the right card, you should easily get more value than the annual fee. Southwest card benefits include bonus points on your account anniversary, a 20% discount on in-flight purchases, and up to four upgraded boarding credits each year.

Chase seems to be making a lot of changes to lower its exposure to the shifting financial climate. We’ve seen card application denials, reduced credit limits, and even total account shutdowns. Now, Chase has found a new way to implement it’s notorious 5/24 rule. If you’re at or over 5/24, Chase may not approve you for a credit limit increase. Here’s what that may mean for you.

Chase has launched a limited-time 100,000 point signup bonus on the Marriott Boundless. This card is a long-term keeper thanks to a generous anniversary free-night certificate and elite status perks that more than account for the affordable annual fee.

Chase has launched new offers on the United℠ Explorer Card and United Club℠ Infinite Card which can land new applicants up to 100,000 bonus miles! These cards both feature an extensive list of high-value perks and travel protection benefits, making them longterm keepers for your rewards portfolio. Now is the perfect time to add a United card to your wallet.