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    Via View From the Wing, United Airlines & Marriott are running a new promotion!

    Folks with the Chase Marriott personal or small business credit cards will earn double Marriott points on airline tickets purchased directly from United Airlines.  And if you have an eligible Chase United Airlines card, you can earn double United Airlines miles on paid stays with Marriott!

    The promotion runs from March 15 to April 15, 2018.  And you’ll have to be a cardmember by April 1, 2018, and register by April 15, 2018, to qualify.

    It Will Only Take a Few Seconds of Your Day to Register to Earn Double United Airlines Miles or Marriott Points on Certain Purchases With This Promotion!

    Here are the details.

    United Airlines & Marriott Double Rewards Promotion

    Link:   Double Rewards Promotion

    From March 15 to April 15, 2018, Marriott & United Airlines cardmembers will be able to register to earn double miles or points for certain purchases.  Chase United Airlines cardmembers can earn double United Airlines miles on paid stays with Marriott.  And Chase Marriott cardholders can earn double Marriott points on airfare purchased directly from United Airlines.

    These cards are eligible for the bonus:

    You will need to be a cardholder by April 1, 2018, and register by April 15, 2018, to qualify for the promotion.

    Is This a Good Deal?

    If you have a card that qualifies for the promotion, it’s worth registering.

    But for most folks, it’s not worth changing which card you were planning on using for your United Airlines or Marriott purchases.  Because even with the double rewards, you can earn a competitive return by using other cards for your United Airlines or Marriott spending.

    For Folks Who Collect Marriott Points or United Airlines Miles, the Chase Sapphire Reserve Is Still the Best Option for Your Travel Purchases!

    Chase Ultimate Rewards is a 1:1 transfer partner of both Marriott & United Airlines.  And the Chase Sapphire Preferred Card already earns 2 Chase Ultimate Rewards points per $1 spent on travel purchases, which includes Marriott stays and United Airlines airfare!  And the Chase Sapphire Reserve card earn 3 Chase Ultimate Rewards points per $1 spent on travel!

    Bottom Line

    From March 15 to April 15, 2018, you can earn double rewards with your Chase Marriott & United Airlines cards.

    Most Chase United Airlines credit card holders will be able to earn double United Airlines miles on paid stays with Marriott!  And Chase Marriott cardmembers can earn double Marriott points on airfare purchased directly with United Airlines!

    You’ll need to be a cardholder by April 1, 2018, and register for the promotion by April 15, 2018, in order to qualify.

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