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The Top 10 Deals & Tips You Might Have Missed in December 2017!

January 1, 2018 By Jason Stauffer

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These top 10 posts from last month will help you get Big Travel with Small Money! Enjoy, and let us know if you have any questions!

1. Team member Keith shared his 6 tips for making your family award travel dreams come true!

Best Of Million Mile Secrets December 2017 — It’s Easy to Double Up on Miles & Points When the Whole Family Is Collecting Them!

2. Before you cancel a card to avoid the annual fee, you’ll want to make sure you’re not missing out on easy points with this tip!

Best Of Million Mile Secrets December 2017 — Retention Offers Are an Easy Way to Collect the Miles & Points You Need for Big Travel

3. This hotel card bonus returned. And it’s good for 3 free nights at an all-inclusive resort!

Best Of Million Mile Secrets December 2017 — Did You Know You Can Get 3 Free Nights at an All-Inclusive Resort With a Single Sign-Up Bonus?

4. Hilton made a subtle change to their loyalty program that could end up saving you points!

Best Of Million Mile Secrets December 2017 — All Those Hilton Points You’ll Be Saving Are Great to Use for a Free Night at the Embassy Suites Orlando Lake Buena Vista Resort

5. I explained why these 2 credit cards are the most popular with Million Mile Secret Agents right now.

Best Of Million Mile Secrets December 2017 — There Are Good Reasons Why Folks Are Excited About These 2 Credit Cards!

6. Have extra United Airlines miles you’re looking to use? Check out these little-known ways to get the most out of your United Airlines miles.

Best Of Million Mile Secrets December 2017 — It’s Easy to Get to Australia Using United Airlines Miles!

7. I shared this foolproof way to save money on airfare and avoid blackout dates!

Best Of Million Mile Secrets December 2017 — Not Having to Deal With Blackout Dates Can Save You Lots of Time and Hassle

8. Trying to stay under the Chase “5/24” rule? Team member Keith shared his strategy for doing just that, while still earning big bonuses!

Best Of Million Mile Secrets December 2017 — Keith Loves Using the Bonuses He Earns From Chase Credit Cards to Travel to Places Like Sydney, Australia, and Beyond!

9. Even if your card comes with primary rental car insurance, you might need other coverage. Do you have the coverage you need?

Best Of Million Mile Secrets December 2017 — Depending on Your Situation, You Might Need More Insurance Than Your Credit Card Provides

10. Don’t forget to register now to unlock your targeted bonus through IHG’s Accelerate promotion!

Best Of Million Mile Secrets December 2017 — You Can Use Your IHG Accelerate Bonus to Stay at Luxury Hotels, Like the Intercontinental Moorea Resort & Spa

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Jason Stauffer

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Jason Stauffer was a writer for Million Mile Secrets where he covered points, miles, credit cards, airlines, hotels and general travel. His work has appeared in The Points Guy and NextAdvisor.

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