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Compare to what the competition offers. Also, compare to the offers from the cash back portals.

IHG is my favorite hotel chain. Their credit card offers are usually excellent,and their properties are most everywhere in the world. How about my free 5 nights stay in expensive Paris? The brands include Holiday Inn Express (free breakfast), Holiday Inn, Candlewood Suites, InterContinental® Hotels & Resorts (best view ever from my riverside room in Budapest), and several others.

I updated my description of the 50K or 100K British Airways credit card offer.

• British Airways is a member of the OneWorld alliance. This means you can get to a very large number of places in the world by using Avios for flights on partner airlines.
• Short haul trips on British Air and its partners cost as little as 7,500 points. This is a super deal for domestic trips on American or Alaska Airlines, for example. I have used them for short trips in Europe and South America (like Buenos Aires to not to be missed Iguasu Falls).
• Although British Airways charges very high fees for award tickets on its own metal, it does not charge those fees on several of its partners. This makes its Avios (points) especially useful for non-trans Atlantic flights on American Airlines (great for the Caribbean and for Central and South America), and for Alaska Airlines tickets, for example. They can also get you trans Atlantic trips on Air Berlin with no fuel charges and Aer Lingus with very low fuel surcharges. And if you have an Iberia Avios account that's been open for 90 days and has some activity in it, you can move British Airways Avios over to Iberia, and use points in the Iberia account to redeem for Iberia flights without fuel surcharges.

The Frontier Airlines credit card offer has improved. Still 50,000 miles, but the spend requirement was lowered to $500, and the annual fee is now waived the first year.

Alaska Airlines shopping portal bonus through May 12, 2021: 500 bonus miles when you spend $50, 1000 bonus miles when you spend $300.

If you prefer miles or points from another airline shopping portal, I would wait a day to see what the competition offers. Also, compare to the offers from the cash back portals.

I see this program as promising. In terms of miles, getting to Hawaii is cheap,especially from the west coast (for example, its award chart say you can get from the west coast to Hawaii for as little as 17,500 miles), and inter-island flights cost only 7,500 miles. With its partners it seems to be expanding into the far east. For example, its partner award chart says that you can get from North America to Japan on JAL for 45,000 miles, or round trip to Korea for 100,000 miles. It has a pretty good 60,000 miles credit card offer.

Frontier Airlines is giving away $250 vouchers to the first 750 people with the surname of Green or Greene who sign up here.

The Cathay Pacific 40K offer for its credit card was extended.

You may read about the Swagbucks program here. It is a very easy way to earn a bit of money, and a pretty good shopping portal.

The spend requirement on the free version of the Capital One Venture card was reduced to $500. The bonus is still 20,000 miles. The 100,000 miles offer is still available.

1,000 American Airlines miles for using H&R Block's Tax Software.

Update: That reader now says "The signup bonus is 65,000 if referred. The referrer gets 15,000. I called my Chase branch and the AF is waived the first year, too. You do get 80,000 via the public link per DofC: https://www.doctorofcredit.com/chase-sapphire-preferred-80000-public-online-signup-bonus-50-grocery-credit-begins-march-21/"

Some bloggers are touting the lower bonus with much higher fee Chase Reserve card, probably because they earn a good commission on it. I see no reason to get this card, as you can't get both the Reserve and the Sapphire card. You are welcome.

• Current Bank, 10,000 swagbucks - worth at least $100. Enter Current in the search box.
• BBVA online checking account, 5,000 SB, worth at least $50. No monthly fees. Deposit only $25. Enter BBVA in the search box.
• Sierra Club. $15 minimum donation required to earn 5,000 SB and 500 SB for each subsequent monthly donation, up to 6,500 SB, worth at least $65. Enter Sierra Club in the search box.

Swagbucks provides "Bucks" for searches, entering special SwagCodes (I tell you how to easily find them), doing a daily one question survey (often fun), shopping, referring others, interacting on Swagbuck's Facebook page, commenting on Swagbucks's blog, and other stuff. Bucks can be redeemed for a very large selection of gift cards and other goodies. I value one buck at 1.3 cents each when I wait for the monthly sale of Amazon or Visa gift cards. Very easy small amount of money. Read my write-up on the program here.

There are lots of survey opportunities to earn mile or points. All offer good bonuses for the first survey. After that, the amount of time to find and complete a survey is quite onerous. But some give you 5 points or miles for trying to qualify for a survey and failing. This can be a good way to keep your miles or points alive.

If you prefer miles or points from another airline shopping portal, I would wait a day to see what the competition offers. Also, compare to the offers from the cash back portals.

Some bloggers are touting the lower bonus with much higher fee Chase Reserve card, probably because they earn a good commission on it. I see no reason to get this card, as you can't get both the Reserve and the Sapphire card. You are welcome.

Marriott also has two personal card offers, one for 30K points with no annual fee, and one for 75K points with an annual fee of $95.

See them all here.

As a retired high school math teacher, I wish you a happy Pi Day. I have Pi memorized to 7 sig figs. You?

The offer of 1,000 Southwest Airlines points for using TurboTax. Is still available. It appears that you must use their online system. I prefer to keep my tax info on my computer, where it is more private.

Compare to the offers on Swagbucks: Turobtax up to 12%, H&R Block up to 8%, E-File up to 20%, and TaxACT up to 5%. You may read about the Swagbucks program here. It is a very easy way to earn a bit of money, and a pretty good shopping portal.

Rewards Network opened a new program, called Neighborhood Nosh. Through April 4, 2021, it offers a very competitive 10% cash back for dines at its restaurants. Register here

If you prefer miles or points from another airline shopping portal, I would wait a few days to see what the competition offers. Also, compare to the offers from the cash back portals.

The Hilton HHonors American Express Cards still offer very profitable bonuses:

• The free personal card offers 100K Hilton points plus $100
• The $95 Surpass card offers 150K points plus $150, plus extra bonus points for certain purchases.
• The $95 Business card offers 150K points plus $150, plus extra bonus points for certain purchases.

Just be one of the first 25,000 California residents to sign up by March 3, 2021, and its all yours. Get a flight for almost anywhere within California, on us. All you have to do is pay the taxes and fees — from $15 each way. It's the kind of deal worth dancing about.

This is valid for the first 25,000 California residents who sign-up for the Mileage Plan program, or through March 3, 2021, whichever comes first.

Those who successfully enroll will receive a discount code valid for a flight to anywhere Alaska Airlines flies within California for just the cost of taxes and fees, which start at $15 one-way; this is valid one-way or roundtrip. This is the only reason I know of for booking an Alaska Airlines ticket roundtrip.

Eligible members will receive an email on March 5, 2021, with instructions on how to book, as the flight will need to be booked by March 7, 2021.

Travel will need to take place between March 29 and May 26, 2021, and only travel on Mondays through Thursdays qualifies.

If you need to change your flight you’ll forfeit the discount code.

• 40,000 bonus miles after you spend $3,000 on purchases in the first 3 months your account is open
• 25,000 more bonus miles after you spend $10,000 on purchases
• 2X miles for purchases at United, restaurants, and hotels.
• Check your first bag for free.
• Priority boarding privileges and visit the United Club with two one-time-use passes every year
• No foreign transaction fees
• Earn double miles on tickets purchased from United, at restaurants, and at hotel accommodations, and 1 mile per $1 on all other purchases.
• 25% back on United inflight purchases
• Up to $100 Global Entry or TSA PreCheck™ fee credit
• Your miles don't expire as long as your credit card account is open, with no limit to the number of miles you can earn.
• The annual fee $95 is waived the first year.

The Hawaiian Airlines credit card offer now waives the annual fee the first year. It still gets you a 60,000 miles bonus. Update 2/20/2021: The $99 annual fee is no longer waived.

• Hawaiian's award chart says that 20,000 miles gets you a ticket to Hawaii from North America West Coast, 25,000 from the Midwest and 30,000 from the East Coast. Also note that Hawaiian is expanding to flights to Asia, New Zealand and Australia, and to Pago Pago and Papeete. Interisland flights go for as low as 7,500 miles. Flights can be had from Hawaii to/from Japan, Korea, Australia, and New Zealand. I believe that your card gets you discounted award travel. I believe that this is 2,500 miles off each way, but I can no longer find the specifics of this. Call Hawaiian Airlines to ask before counting on this. Also note Hawaiian's expanding list of partner airlines, useful for flights from the US and for flights to Asia and Australia.