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News You Can Use – $20 Off MasterCard Gift Cards, 500 Free Arrival Miles, ~$5 Flights Within Asia, & More!

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    1.   $20 Off $300 in MasterCard Gift Cards!

    According to Frequent Miler, Staples is back with another $20 rebate.  This time you’ll get a $20 Staples Gift Card back when you buy $300 or more in MasterCard gift cards.  This deal is good through March 28, 2015 (this Saturday).

    You can use these MasterCard Gift Cards just about anywhere MasterCard is accepted.  Or use them to fund your Bluebird or Serve accounts.

    The $20 Rebate Is Good for In-Store Purchases Only and Limited to 1 per Household!

    You can use your $20 Staples gift card to buy things like printer paper, candy, toilet paper, etc.  Or some folks prefer to sell the card online.

    Remember to use a card that will earn 5X points (or 5% cash back) at Staples such as:

    2.   ~500 (~$6) Free Barclaycard Arrival Miles (Targeted)

    Via Out & Out, some Barclaycard Arrival cardholders may be able to earn ~500 Arrival Miles.  Find out if you’re targeted by logging into your Barclaycard Arrival account and checking the “Barclaycard Extras” tab.

    You can earn ~500 Arrival miles by completing simple tasks like:

    500 Arrival miles are worth ~$6 when you use them for travel purchases.

    3.   5 Days Until American Airlines and US Airways Accounts Are Merged (Maybe)

    One Mile at a Time reports, American Airlines and US Airways frequent flyer accounts should be merged by March 28, 2015, (this Saturday).

    However, this is just a target date and things could change.

    Plus, Time Is Running Out to Get the Barclaycard US Airways Card!

    You have until April 12, 2015, to apply for the Barclaycard US Airways card.  Folks who already have this card, will be receiving the new American Airlines Aviator card in the mail soon.

    You can get 50% bonus on miles for spending on either card through June 30, 2015!

    4.   Round-Trip Flights Within Asia for Just ~$5

    Via Secret Flying, you can get round-trip flights from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, to several other Malaysian cities for ~$5 round-trip on Air Asia!  Book by March 29, 2015.

    I also found great deals on fares to and from other spots within Asia such as Indonesia, the Philippines, and Thailand. 

    This sale is good for travel from September 1, 2015, to May 31, 2016.  

    This Is a Fantastic Opportunity to Explore Cities Outside of the Malaysian Capital

    For example, I found round-trip flight from Kuala Lumpur to Langkawi for ~$5.

    $5 Round-Trip Ticket for Travel Between September 13, 2015, to September 28, 2015

    I also found flights from Manila to Cebu for ~$10.

    Fly From Manila to Cebu for Just ~440 Philippine Pesos or ~$10 Round-Trip

    Other cities include:

    Keep in mind, Air Asia charges lots of fees including up to $30 per checked bag each way (depending on weight).  So do the math to see if this deal makes sense for you!

    5.   Free Pastry When You Buy a Drink at Starbucks (Today Only!)

    Sign-up for a My Starbucks Rewards account and you can get special discounts on Mondays from 2:00 pm to 5:00 pm!  Today (March 23, 2015), you can get a free pastry (breakfast sandwiches NOT included) when you purchase a drink.

    Case of the Mondays? Starbucks Wants to Put Some Extra Pep in Your Step Today With a Free Pastry When You Purchase a Drink!

    You must pay with your registered Starbucks card or app to get this deal.

    Use your Chase Freedom card to earn 5X Chase Ultimate Rewards points (on up to $1,500 in spending) at Starbucks (along with grocery stores and movie theaters) through March 31, 2015.

     
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