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LendingTree - Alaska Airlines bonus for mortgage or home equity loan. (In the Home Buying Section.)

Up to $15 for using Revolution Money Exchange's RevolutionCard for making purchases. (In the Banking > Free Money For Opening Bank Accounts section.)

A 30,000 mile United Airlines credit card offer with a $60 annual fee. (ON the Annual Fee Cards page.)

A reader's positive comments on getting the bonuses multiple times for American Express cards which earn Membership Rewards points. (On the Annual Fee Cards page, in the American Express section near the bottom of the page.)

A reader's comments on how to avoid the American Express franchise tax fee for transferring Membership Rewards Points to miles, and on how best to transfer European Membership Rewards Points to miles.

An improved Cathay Pacific credit card offer for Canadians through October 31. (On the Annual Fee Cards page.)

American Airlines offers 250 miles and a low price guarantee for booking your hotel through aa.com.

Midwest Airlines fast track to Executive Status.

Midwest Airlines miles bonus for group travel of 8 or more people.

Marriott offers a $50 gift card towards shippment of your luggage via The Luggage Club. (In the Points to Miles Programs > Marriott section.)

Marriott bonus for stays and paying with Visa. (In the Points to Miles Programs section.)

Have the Luggage Club deliver your luggage between your home and your destination and earn Marriott points. (In the Points to Miles Programs > Marriott section.)

Register and pay for your stay with a Visa Credit Card to receive your share of 25 million Priority Club points for stays through August 25. (In the Points to Miles Programs section.)

Bonus Starwood points for staying at its Aloft Hotels. (In the Points to Miles Programs > Starwood section.)

Delta SkyMiles Medallion members are offered bonus miles for continuing to fly with Delta.

Marriott Rewards Platinum Elite Members and Hyatt Gold Passport Diamond and Platinum Members are offered a complimentary one-year membership in Clear, the fast pass for airport security. (In the Points to Miles Programs > Marriott and Hyatt sections.)

Earn 1,000 Delta SkyMiles when you enroll in Clear, the fast pass for airport security.

U.S. Airways miles for subscriptions to The Philadelphia Inquirer & Daily News and to The Charlotte Observer. (In the Newspapers and Magazines section.)

Delta Airlines bonus for paying for your ticket with an American Express credit card.

Delta Airlines 30% bonus for transferring Hyatt or Priority Club points to Delta miles.

Bonus points or miles for stays from Priority Club. (In the Points to Miles Programs > Priority Club section.)

Delta Airlines miles bonus for stays at Hilton properties. (In the Points to Miles Programs > Hilton section.)

Double airline miles or rail points for stays at Wyndham Hotels. (In the Points to Miles Programs > Wyndham section.)

Delta Airlines miles bonus and discount for purchasing a Marriott Vacation card. (In the Points to Miles Programs > Marriott section.)

American Airlines miles bonus for purchase of a Best Western Travel Card. (In the Points to Miles Programs > Best Western section.)

Vinesse Wine Clubs - Priority Club offer. (In the Other Shopping Loyalty Programs > Wine section.)

Register to receive double miles for purchases from Northwest Airlines' shopping portal through September. (In the Shop On Line > Airline Shopping Portals section.)

Thanks Again is now offering miles for automobile repair and service. (In the Automobiles section.)

A Delta Airlines miles offer from Aquasana Water Filters, which I list mainly to encourage you to use some sort of water filter instead of buying bottled water in environmentally terrible plastic containers. (In the Other Shopping Loyalty Programs > Aquasana section.)

The latest offer (starting today) for the 10,000 point American Express Personal Gold Card requires $500 minimum in purchases during the first three months to get the points. But the old offer, not requiring those purchases, is still on line. Grab it while you can. That's a free 10,000 miles on your choice of many airlines (well, there is a minuscule points to miles transfer fee), or a free $100 gift card. Also, spending on that card may be a less expensive way to earn miles for some airlines than using the airline's card, as the American Express card waives the annual fee for a year. (On the Annual Fee Cards page, near the bottom, in the American Express credit card and many airlines section.)

An American Express Green card offer: 5,000 Membership Rewards points when you spend $500 in 3 months of Card, annual fee waived for a year. I don't know if you can get both the Gold and the Green cards. (On the Annual Fee Cards page, near the bottom, in the American Express credit card and many airlines section.)

An improved U.S. Airways Business Credit Card offer from Barclays bank. (On the Annual Fee Cards page.)

The American Airlines Bronze card offer, including the student card offer, was extended to the end of the year. The student version requires no minimum income or co-signer - a good starting card for students with no credit record. (On the Annual Fee Cards page.)

Delta Airlines has added a $50 cash back offer to its current 20,000 mile credit card offer if you use the card to purchase a Delta ticket on Delta.com by September 30. (What? Purchase a ticket with dollars?! You haven't been reading this website long enough.) (On the Free Cards page.)

Are you still paying full price for gasoline? You should be getting 5% cash back from one of two credit cards - The Discover Open Road card, or the Pentagon Federal Credit Union card. That's $3 per $60 fill up for simply remembering to use the right card. Easy, so why not? There is absolutely no rule that says you are limited to one credit card. I carry four, three for a special purpose, and one for everything else. (On the Free Cards page in the Cash Back cards section.)

The deadline for double miles for purchases of Cathay Pacific tickets on its website using its credit card for Canadians was deleted. It appears to now be a permanent double miles for these purchases. (On the Annual Fee Cards page.)

I fixed the link to the Asian page that lists Korean and Japanese banks offering Asian miles for its credit cards. (On the Annual Fee Cards page.)

An opportunity to buy Presidential Dollar Coins at face value with your miles earning or cash back credit card. (Near the top of the Banks section, for want of a better place to put it.)

LendingTree/Alaska Airlines bonus for closing a refinance. (In the Home Buying section.)

LendingTree/Northwest Airlines bonus for closing a mortgage. (In the Home Buying section.)

LendingTree/Delta Airlines bonus for closing a refinance. (In the Home Buying section.)

The LendingTree/Midwest Airlines bonus for closing a refinance was extended a month. (In the Home Buying section.)

EnergyPlus now offers either Northwest or Continental Airlines miles for purchasing its electricity service in New York. (In the Energy section.)

I fixed the Gexa Energy link. (In the Energy section.)

Direct Energy offers Continental Airlines miles for its electricity service in the Dallas or Houston areas. (In the Energy section.)

TR Cutler, Inc., a public relations firm for the manufacturing sector, offers American Airlines miles for using its services. (In the Programs for Businesses section.)

Continental Airlines will discontinue its RewardsNetwork (iDine) program October 31, 2008.

1,000 bonus for adding a card to your Starwood American Express account, for a maximium of 2,000 points. (On the Free Cards page.)

Wyndham Rewards has increased to 13 the number of points/$1 spent at its properties. This is a significant improvement over its old TripRewards credit card. (On the Free Cards page.)

An Air Canada credit card offer for U.S. residents. (On the Annual Fee Cards page.)

Two attactive Virgin Atlantic credit offers for U.S. Residents. (On the Annual Fee Cards page.)

An attractive Asian Airlines credit card offer for U.S. Residents. On the Annual Fee Cards page.)

New special offer for a British Airways credit card for U.S. residents. (On the Annual Fee Cards page.)

I fixed the link to the Mexican credit card. (On the Annual Fee Cards page.)

Some of the Cash Back card offers have changed. There are many good ones still available, very competitive with miles earning cards. (On the Free Cards > Cash Back Cards page.)

Delta Airlines miles for magazine subscriptions from magazines.com. (In the Newspapers and Magazines section.)

10 Midwest Airlines miles/$1 spent at SkyMall. (In the Shop On Line > Other Miles Earning Shopping Portals > Skymall section.)

A link to the RewardsDB/SkyMall page. (In the Shop On Line > Other Miles Earning Shopping Portals > Skymall section.)

I updated the link to the Asiana page offering miles for purchase of gasoline from SK in Korea. (In the Automobiles section.)

How to earn Continental Airlines miles for purchase of gasoline from Mobil in Guam/Saipan. (In the Automobiles section.)

• This card for wireless and office supplies
• The Pentagon Visa or the Discover Open Road Card for a 5% gasoline rebate
• the The Chase Freedom Credit Card for the $50 rebate for first purchase and the 3% rebate for the top three of a large list of categories (and would not make purchases in any other category). For me, those categories would be utilities, drug stores, and grocery stores.
• The Pentagon Visa for foreign currency transactions (1/4% net profit)
• My Starwood American Express card or whatever airline card I am carrying for all other purchases.
• All of these cards are listed in the Credit Card section > Free Cards page.

A link to CreditCards.com, which lists many cash back cards. (It's the banner at the bottom of the Free Cards page.)

A 30,000 point Priority Club business card offer, with and opportunity to earn 15,000 more points if you spend enough on it. (On the Free Cards page.)

A flyertalk discussion on how to get the full 25,000 miles from Fidelity's excellent mileage offers without actually funding the account for the full $50,00, at least until Fidelity figures this out. (In the Stock and Bond Brokers section.)

The E*Trade Australia/QANTAS offer was extended. (In the Stock and Bond Brokers section.)

The LendingTree 1,500 United or American Airlines miles or AirTran 0.5 credit offers for submitting a home loan request were extended. (In the Home Buying section.)

The Sentry Insurance/United and American Airlines offers for getting a free quote were extended. (In the Insurance section.)

CIBC offers Canadians 15,000 Air Canada miles for opening and doing certain things with a checking account. (In the Banks secton.)

Improved Chase Bank/Continental Airlines miles offer for opening a checking account and buying and using its debit card. (In the Banks > Chase Bank section.)

15,000 United Airlines/LendingTree bonus offer for closing a refinance. (In the Home Buying section.)

The Alaska Airlines/LendingTree bonus offer for closing a refinance was extended a month. (In the Home Buying section.)

Chase Bank/Delta Airlines miles special offer for a car loan. (In the Home Buying section - that is not a typo.)

Wyndham Rewards offers 500 points for using Jackson Hewitt's tax preparation service. (In the Taxes > Tax Preparation section.)

Apparently the SkyMall/Northwest Airlines 10 miles/$1 spent special offer has now become its standard offer. (In the Shop On Online > Other Miles Earning Shopping Portals > SkyMall section.)

Improved Skymall/U.S. Airways offer. (In the Shop On Online > Other Miles Earning Shopping Portals > SkyMall section.)

A link to MSN Live Search Cashback, another cash back shopping portal that offers cash rebates that can be most competitive with miles shopping offers. (In the Shop On Online > Cash Back Portals section.)

Shop at Home has some very nice travel cash back offers. Examples: 4% Hotels.com, 3% at Choice Hotels, 3% Fairmont Hotels, 2% at Travelocity, and even 2% at Priceline.com hotels, rental car, and vacations. There are even cash back offers on airline tickets. Near the top of my Buying Stuff page click on Shop On Line, then Cash Back Portals. Read about the program, follow my instructions to sign up, then enter such words as hotel, car rental, and airline in the Shop at Home search field.

Miles bonus for flying on U.S. Airways paid business class tickets across the Atlantic.

How to buy 2,000 miles Northwest Airlines for $20.

Super companion pass offer from Southwest Airlines for those who fly very extensively wth that airline.

Bonus points for Sunday through Thursday Starwood Hotels properties stays. (In the Points to Miles Programs section.)

Double Northwest Airlines and U.S. Airways miles for stays at Wyndham properties. (In the Points to Miles Programs > Wyndahm Rewards section.)

How to buy or transfer Priority Club points. Could be quite useful when booking expensive rooms in Europe. (In the Points to Miles Programs section.)

Quick route to Gold Status for new members of the Choice Privileges program. (In the Points to Miles Programs section.)

Double Southwest Airlines credit for staying at Hyatt properties. Must book by June 26. (In the Points to Miles Programs > Hyatt Gold Passport section.)

Bonus for transferring Diners Club points to British Airways miles. (In the Airline Miles Programs > British Airways section.)

Bonus for transferring Diners Club points to Delta Airlines miles. (In the Airline Miles Programs > Delta Airlines section.)

Possible 20% bonus for transferring American Express Membership Rewards points to Delta Airlines miles. (In the Delta Airlines section.)

Change in expiration policy of Delta Airlines miles.

It is no longer possible to put a hold on an award ticket obtained via a Delta representative.

Strange offer of bonus Delta Airlines miles for both staying at a Hilton Hotel and renting a car from Avis.

Time to register for the Starwood Hotels quarterly promotion. Results will vary. (In the Points to Miles Programs section.)

SkyMall 10% discount. (In the Shop On Line > SkyMall section.)

Another reader comments on the value of Priority Club points for free stays at European hotels. (On the Free Cards page, in the Priority Club section.)

An online statement from the Northwest Airlines credit card offers pages that explicitly states that you can get the up front bonuses for 4 different cards, along with links to all of them. Currently that's a total of 85,500 miles for free. Plus possibly another 5,000, or up to 20,000 miles from the Miles To Go promotion, if you do all of this now so that the transaction posts by July 31. Remember that these miles will eventually become Delta Airlines miles. So how would you like a free business class ticket to Europe, perhaps on very comfortable partner Air France? (On the Annual Fee Cards page, though all of these waive the fee for the first year.)

The 10,000 point American Express Preferred Rewards Personal Gold Card is currently listed as having its annual fee waived for a year, though you must check this via a phone call to be sure. I don;'t know how long this will last. Apparently those 10,000 points can be converted to a $100 gift card, or for sure 10,000 miles on your choice of many airlines. The 25,000 point, no annual fee for a year offerS for the business card ARE still alive an well. Everyone has a business. (On the Annual Fee Cards page, near the bottom.)

As of July 1, 2008, there will be a $25 service fee on all mileage transfers out of your Midwest Miles account to Hilton or Amtrak. (In the Points to Miles, esp. Hotels > Amtrak section.)

A Key Bank/Continental Airlines business debit card offer, free for first year, 4,000 miles up front.

A Bank of Hawaii/Hawaiian Airlines debit card that offers 1 mile/$1 spent and waives the monthly fee for a year. (In the Banks section.)

A First Hawaiian Bank (Hawaii, Guam, Siapan) debit card that offers Continental Airlines miles, and primary rental card insurance for the business card. (In the Banks section.)

Improved Sentry Insurance/American Airlines offer for getting an automobile insurance from them. (In the Insurance section.)

LendingTree miles bonus for refinance: American and United Airlines, and U.S. Airways. (In the Home Buying section.)

United Airlines miles bonus for loan from HomeLoanCenter. (In the Home Buying section.)

It has occurred to me that anyone seeking points or miles for any of the programs listed below should also consider obtaining American Express Cards that earn Membership Rewards points. They regularly offer 10,000 - 25,000 bonus points which are convertible 1,000 points > 1,000 miles, or to points at various ratios. The cards often waive the annual fee for a year, and then become prohibitively expensive. Consider using one of these cards first, cancelling it before the fee becomes due, then acquiring a card listed below, or visa versa. Or consider acquiring both the Amex and a card below simultaneously to get all of the up front bonus points. Here are the programs into which Membership Rewards points can be converted:

• Delta Airlines
• Continental Airlines
• Frontier Airlines
• Hawaiian Airlines
• Air Canada
• Virgin Airlines
• AeroMexico
• Air France/KLM Airlines
• ANA
• Alitalia Airlines
• El Al Airlines
• Singapore Airlines

• Southwest Airlines
• AirTran
• Starwood Hotels
• Priority Club
• Hilton Hotels
• Best Western Hotels.