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1. US Airways Premier World MasterCard with 30,000 US Airways miles after first purchase
- 30,000 US Airways Dividend Miles after first purchase
- 5,000 mile discount on all awards operated entirely by US Airways
- Enough miles for two domestic roundtrips, one roundtrip to Hawaii
- 90,000 US Airways miles are enough for a business class roundtrip to North Asia
- Two $99 companion passes annually
- First Class Check In
- Zone 2 Priority Boarding
- One Complimentary US Airways Club Pass Annually
- 2 miles per dollar on US Airways purchases
- $89 annual fee
Application Link: Barclay’s US Airways Premier World MasterCard
Note: You may be able to get 5k more miles by following the methods outlined in this post.
I have earned millions of points, primarily though credit cards, to travel the world in first class for pennies. This blog will show you how to earn and redeem points to do the same!
Do you know if you can use the $99 companion pass to fly to Hawaii?
I won’t be able to get a business card since I do not own a business. I have a rental property which is being managed by a property manager. I suppose if I take over, I can apply for a business name. If I apply for new cards every 91 days, what should I do with the old cards?
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Sole proprietorship – you can do bus with just your social security number and you can get a bus credit card with it as well
“If I apply for new cards every 91 days, what should I do with the old cards?”
I too would like to know the answer for this.
http://milevalue.com/free-first-class-next-month-credit-card-cancellation-negotiations/
Cancel them after about 9 months before the annual fee comes due.
How do you redeem miles earned with Frontier Airlines? I see they are not partners in any of the three alliances.
I completed my first app-o-rama back in March and got the US Air personal MC, I was charged the $89 fee right away, is that common? I did have one a couple years ago, could that be the reason?
Or possibly it’s not waived the first year, I was thinking it was, but now that I look back and don’t see any mention of that.