United has created a new option for MileagePlus members to redeem miles. For a limited time, co-branded credit cardholders can use United miles towards reimbursing credit card annual fees. And, it’s a surprisingly good redemption rate of 1.5¢ per mile. With travel at a standstill, is this a good idea?

Fly to Asia. Fly to Europe. Fly almost anywhere Delta operates its Delta One Suites product, and all starting from just 50,000 miles per person and minimal fees. If you’re itching to travel again, you may be a lot closer to your next business class redemption than you think.

British Airways offers two lesser-known but valuable benefits for saving on booking flights to Europe, and both were just extended for bookings into 2021! Here’s how you can save up to $200 per person per round-trip for just a $16 annual membership fee. Plus, Chase cardholders can save 10% off the remaining cost of the flight by applying a discount code.

There are currently several deals available now letting Amazon members save up to 40% off Amazon purchases by using just one point. Here’s how to check if you’re targeted for these American Express, Citi, and Discover offers. Plus, we show you a trick on how to get these offers even if you aren’t originally targeted.

Airlines are doing everything in their power to convince people to book travel for 2020. It’s hard to guess if it will be safe to do so. However, between bonus points, double flight earnings, and the most flexible change/cancellation policy we’ve ever seen, things are definitely starting to get interesting.

If you’re one of the millions making purchases online from home right now, your everyday spending could help you toward your next vacation. You can earn up to 6,060 bonus miles through these new shopping portal bonuses. However, you’re going to have to register before you can start earning miles. Here’s how.

Grocery bonuses are all the rage, right now. But with so many credit cards rewarding you for buying your fruits and veggies, it’s getting harder and harder to know which one to grab at the checkout counter. In this post, we crunch the numbers to rank the credit cards and tell you which is best.

Feeling overwhelmed by all the new promotions and credit card changes in response to COVID-19? You’re not alone. With new changes announced every day, it’s getting harder and harder to keep up. We’ve tried to make things a little easier by putting together a post where you can find ALL of the changes in one place.

With the travel industry at a standstill, travel brands and card-issuing banks are doing everything possible to recapture cardholder spending. Recognizing how essential grocery stores are to cardmembers right now, Chase and Marriott are temporarily bonusing purchases there. We’re taking a closer look to decide if these bonuses are deals or duds.

With travel at a standstill, many people are reconsidering the value of their travel credit cards. Does it make sense to keep a card meant for traveling when you can’t travel? With this question in mind, Capital One has made a bold move to continue providing value to its cardholders, now allowing members to redeem for more than just travel.