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Limited Time: 50,000 Point US Airways Card Sign-Up Bonus

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    For a limited time, Barclaycard has increased the sign-up bonus on the US Airways Premier World MasterCard to 50,000 miles.

    Previously, the highest bonus on this card was 40,000 miles plus 10,000 miles on your card anniversary the following year.  So this is a better deal!

    The offer says limited time, but I’m not sure when it will end.  But it won’t be around after US Air and American Airlines merges next year.

    What’s the Deal?

    Link:   Barclaycard US Airways Premier World MasterCard

    Link:   My Review of the US Airways Premier World MasterCard

    Because the Barclaycard US Airways card will be discontinued soon (because of the American Airlines and US Airways merger), this could be your last chance to get an increased bonus on this card!

    After the Merger, This Card Won’t Be Offered Anymore

    You’ll get 50,000 miles after your 1st purchase and payment of the $89 annual fee.  And you’ll also get:

    You’ll Get a Free 1st Checked Bag for Yourself and Up to 4 Traveling Companions

    Remember, US Airways miles will become American Airlines miles after the merger.   And existing cardholders will get a new Barclaycard AAdvantage Aviator card, but it won’t be open to new applicants.

    What Can You Do With 50,000 Miles?

    Link:   US Airways Award Chart

    Link:   American Airlines Award Chart

    You can get a lot of Big Travel with Small Money with 50,000 US Airways miles!

    For example, you could get:

    You Could Get to Hawaii (With Miles Left Over) With the 50,000 Point Sign-Up Bonus

    This is the best increased bonus I’ve seen on this card, and probably the last!

    Bottom Line

    The sign-up bonus on the Barclaycard US Airways Premier World MasterCard has been increased to 50,000 miles for a limited time.  You’ll get the bonus after your 1st purchase and payment of the $89 annual fee.

    This is a good deal, and probably the last increased bonus we’ll see on this card, because it won’t be offered after American Airlines and US Airways merge.

    What would you do with 50,000 US Airways miles?

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