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New 35,000 Mile Offer for Lufthansa Barclaycard

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    You can now earn 35,000 Lufthansa miles with the new Barclaycard Miles & More Premier World Elite MasterCard when you complete the minimum spending.

    Emily and I don’t earn a commission on this card, but we’ll always tell you about the best deals!

    This isn’t the highest bonus I’ve seen on this card, but it comes with new perks which might make it interesting for some folks!

    You Can Use Your Lufthansa Miles to Book Flights on United Airlines Anywhere in the US

    I’ll let you know about the changes to the card and help you decide if this is the right card for you!

    About the New Barclaycard Miles & More Card

    Link:   Barclaycard Miles & More Premier World Elite MasterCard

    Link:   17 Ways to Use Your Lufthansa Miles!

    When you sign-up for the Barclaycard Miles & More World Elite MasterCard card, you’ll earn 35,000 Lufthansa miles after you spend $1,000 on purchases within the 1st 90 days of opening your account.

    Other perks include:

    Lufthansa is a Star Alliance member, so you can use Lufthansa miles to book flights on United Airlines (or any other Star Alliance airline).

    Note:  You can NOT combine your Lufthansa miles with United Airlines miles to book 1 award ticket!

    Check out my post on all the places you can go with Lufthansa miles.

    Explore the Deep Blue Sea! 35,000 Lufthansa Miles Can Get You a Round-Trip Coach Flight to the Caribbean for Scuba Diving

    What’s Changed?

    There’s a higher $89 annual fee that’s NOT waived.  This is a $10 increase.  And the new card comes with chip technology which makes it easier to use your card for gas and train tickets in Europe.

    And there are other new perks you can take advantage of after your 1st purchase on the Barclaycard Miles & More World Elite MasterCard card, and each year you keep the card for at least 45 days after paying the annual fee:

    Have a Seat and Enjoy a Drink Before Your Flight. The Lufthansa Lounge Has Good German Beer on Tap, and It’s Free!

    If you sign-up for this card and you’re not instantly approved, it might be best to wait it out.  That’s because some folks have had their accounts cancelled for calling the reconsideration line!

    And if you’ve already had the Barclaycard Miles & More World Elite MasterCard card, you may get approved again.  But you may want to wait at least 6 months between cards.

    Choose Your Barclaycard Credit Cards Wisely!

    The Barclaycard Miles & More World Elite MasterCard card has added new perks, and Lufthansa miles are a good option for folks who want to save their United Airlines miles for more expensive flights.

    But the sign-up bonus has been as high as 50,000 miles.  And there are lots of ways to earn United Airlines miles to book flights directly.

    Plus, Barclaycard typically only allows folks to sign-up for 1 or 2 of their cards per year.  So a card like the Barclaycard Arrival Plus World Elite Mastercard might be a better choice because it will give you more flexibility.

    Bottom Line

    The Barclaycard Miles & More World Elite MasterCard card now comes with a 35,000 mile sign-up bonus when you complete the minimum spending.  And there are new perks including:

    We don’t earn a commission on this card, but we’ll always tell you about the best offers!

    There’s also an increased annual fee of $89.  And you may want to consider other cards like the Barclaycard Arrival Plus instead.  That’s because Barclaycard will usually only approve you for 1 to 2 cards per year, so it’s important to choose your applications wisely.

    That said, this may be a good option for some folks!

    What do you think about the new perks that come with this card?  Let me know in the comments!

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