Airline Miles Rewards Credit Card

Jul 29
08:03

2010

Eric Vaknin

Eric Vaknin

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Many persons opt to get credit cards from certain companies because of the benefits it offers. Some select because of the specials they get at their local grocery merchant or department retailer.

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Many people select to get credit cards from particular businesses because of the benefits it offers. Some select because of the promotions they get at their community grocery merchant or department shop. Others they get costless points of bonuses just for using the card such as airline miles.   Several credit cards work with many airlines in order for the consumer to receive the benefits. By joining together both companies win by getting their customers to use their credit card in order to use the airline miles. Most programs work by getting points. For instance you get a point for each twenty five dollars that is spent. Then every point is equal to one airline mile.

 The points/airline miles accumulate. Once you have enough to fly somewhere you can. You don't have to have the full bunch of miles of your destination in order to fly. You must just have to pay a discounted price of the flight. Not all credit card corporations allow you to fly at any time though. The airlines may have what they call black out dates meaning you can't use your airline miles at all in that time frame.

They do that because they know they would get booked up and in advance. Usually holidays such as Christmas and Thanksgiving are black out dates.   Having a credit card with any type of benefits and bonuses is great. Even if you think that you would never use it you never know when a time comes when you can desire to take a weekend trip or need a fast get away.