PointsHound, the website that lets you earn miles for your hotel bookings, is offering new members 100 free AAdvantage miles.
I know 100 miles isn't a lot, but:
-- Every mile counts
-- Earning a small number of miles is a great way to prevent miles from expiring
-- This literally takes less than a minute
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Reader Steven K. passes along what is advertised as by far the most rewarding credit card in history. Years ago you used to be able to earn a 36% return on gas and groceries with the Citi Drivers Edge Card. 6 points per dollar on gas and groceries Matched by the miles you drive Worth […]
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Most of the major hotel chains have announced their global first quarter 2015 promotions by now, including Club Carlson, IHG Rewards Club, Marriott Rewards, and Starwood Preferred Guest.
Meanwhile Hyatt Gold Passport has been fairly tight-lipped about their promotion, other than announcing that it will debut on Monday, January 12, 2015. Hyatt is one of my two primary hotel chains, so I'm especially curious about their promotion so that I can plan my first quarter hotel stays accordingly.
For the past couple of years most Hyatt promotions have been capped at a fairly low reward threshold, like 20 nights, in which case it doesn't really impact my decisions, since I'll exceed that threshold either way.
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I read technology articles quite often and see plenty of authors attempt to dissect or describe the teenage audience, especially in regards to social media.