Which credit card(s) to get airline miles?
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It does depend on which airline best suits you.
Once you start getting miles, there is a way to work the system.
My old Delta miles (90k+) were about to expire, so I signed up for a free (for the first year) AMEX card and have extended the expiration date by 2 years.
Trust me, I won't renew once an annual fee is about to be charged to me.
I'm primarily an AA flyer, so I just signed up for an AMEX Citibank card that gives me 5,000 miles after only spending $125 in the next couple of months. I also won't renew this card when they begin an annual fee.
I use my current Citibank Visa for everything, including groceries.
I receive these offers because I pay my credit cards off each month and keep a good credit rating.
Once you start getting miles, there is a way to work the system.
My old Delta miles (90k+) were about to expire, so I signed up for a free (for the first year) AMEX card and have extended the expiration date by 2 years.
Trust me, I won't renew once an annual fee is about to be charged to me.
I'm primarily an AA flyer, so I just signed up for an AMEX Citibank card that gives me 5,000 miles after only spending $125 in the next couple of months. I also won't renew this card when they begin an annual fee.
I use my current Citibank Visa for everything, including groceries.
I receive these offers because I pay my credit cards off each month and keep a good credit rating.
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