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Airline Miles Credit Cards
US Mint closes a long-standing credit card loophole
Written by Geoff Williams
Posted On: August 1, 2011
If you've been traveling to Tahiti on the U.S. Mint's dime, your free ride is over, pal.
[...]Credit card competition heats up for frequent world travelers
Written by Joe Taylor Jr.
Posted On: January 28, 2011
American Express prepares to battle Chase, Capital One and Pentagon Federal with airline perks and no foreign currency fees on some cards.
[...]Airline Credit Cards Become Increasingly Restrictive
Written by Curtis Arnold
Posted On: July 29, 2009
If you've flown recently, you've probably run into some sales associates hawking airline reward credit cards. Air miles cards might seem like a good value, especially if you'd like to use some reward miles to cover the cost of an upcoming trip. However, I can think of at least four strong reasons why you should [...]
Unique Service Helps Reduce Credit Card Debt
Written by Mike Killian
Posted On: January 23, 2009
Editor's Note: This article is part of a popular Q & A format series in which we interview experts and industry professionals that have made significant contributions to the credit card industry.Scott Crawford is the CEO of DebtGoal.com. From the beginning of his career in economics, he watched Americans' savings go down and debt-load go [...]
Blogging to Teach Consumers About Credit Card Utilization
Written by Mike Killian
Posted On: December 5, 2008
Editor's Note: This article is part of a popular Q & A format series in which we interview experts and industry professionals that have made significant contributions to the credit card industry.One of the most interesting aspects of an interviewer's job is that every subject has something to teach. As an interviewer and consumer, I [...]
Your Credit Card: Help from an Unlikely Source in the Event of an Airline Bankruptcy
Written by Curtis Arnold
Posted On: April 14, 2008
With the cancellation of numerous American Airline flights and several other airlines filing bankruptcy, you might be feeling a little leery about purchasing airline tickets these days. And if you have already purchased tickets you may be worried about not being able to use the tickets and/or being out the money you paid for [...]
Credit Cards, Frequent Flyer Miles, and "Priceless" Gifts
Written by Curtis Arnold
Posted On: May 18, 2007
More and more of us are accumulating frequent flyer miles – not because we’re flying all over the place, but because we get them as built-in perks when we use our credit cards. Of course, there are plenty of people who actually are frequent flyers, who rack up their piles of miles thanks to all [...]
Celebrate Freedom by Donating Credit Card Frequent Flyer Miles to our Service Men and Women
Written by Mike Killian
Posted On: September 13, 2006
Operation Hero Miles was created by Congressman Ruppersberger(D-MD) in October, 2003. The program allows troops stationed in Iraq or Afghanistan to fly home on leave for free. It also gives family members of wounded servicemen and women free plane tickets to visit their loved ones recovering at military hospitals across the country. If you ever [...]



