The Best Airline Rewards Credit Cards
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You just have to be pretty discipined to use these. If not a few slipup will kill you with late fees and interest
RacerXWell I am a student and cannot get any of these credit cards. I have however applied for a student credit card with a max of $300. So I am excited to receive that shortly
Ryan @ Smarter Wealth@ Ryan: I’ll work on putting together a list just for student cards in the future.
So far, Starwood Amex worked best for me, since points can be transferred to any air mile program. I have also had an airline card on the side for bonus miles, which I change every year to get a new bonus. Have you found a good alternative to this? Anything like a free or a low cost card that would be offering you for example anniversary bonus miles instead but you would not have to bother replacing every year?
LeszekThx.
I try to use my credit card on all purchases as much as possible and pay my other bills with it too. This is the way I accumulate points.
suilungWhich card do you think is the best for flights from state to state, and NOT out of the country. Specifically, I live in Florida and have family and friends in Ohio, and due to a large number of important events this year, I will need to make many round trips (both exciting AND expensive!)
Amanda Kortokrax