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News You Can Use – 50,000 United Airlines Miles, $25 Off Flights, Save $35 at Cambria Hotels, & $400 British Airways Deal Extended!

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    1.    50,000 Miles + $50 With United Mileage Plus Card  (Targeted)

    Via Miles Methods, you could earn 50,000 United Airlines miles when you spend $2,000 on purchases within the 1st 3 months of opening your account.  Plus, a $50 statement credit after your 1st purchase.

    This is 20,000 United Airlines miles more than the publicly available offer.  Emily and I don’t earn a commission on this deal, but we’ll always tell you about the best offers.

    Find out if you’re targeted for this increased sign-up bonus by logging into your United Airlines account and searching for a flight.  You should see the banner in the upper right hand corner.

    I Was NOT Targeted for the 50,000 United Airlines Miles Sign-Up Bonus. But Check to See If You Were!

    2.   $25 off $100+ Flight at Student Universe

    Points, Miles & Martinis writes, you can save $25 when you book a $100+ (excluding taxes & booking fees) flight at StudentUniverse.com with Visa Checkout.

    This deal is good through October 31, 2015.

    Note:  Purchases made through the Student Universe app are excluded.
    Book Your Flight at Student Universe and Save $25 When You Pay Using Visa Checkout

    If you don’t already have a Visa Checkout account, see my post on how to sign-up for free.  And keep in mind, you do NOT have to use a Visa card to save with Visa Checkout.

    This deal is limited to 1 per StudentUniverse account.

    You can combine this deal with Student Universe promotional codes to save even more.  For example, by entering promotional code “EUR2015“  you can save $50 on Air Europa 1-way flights from the US to Europe.

    This is an easy way to save on your next flight.  But compare prices before you buy to make sure you’re getting the best deal!

    3.   Save $35 on $100+ at Cambria Hotels (Targeted)

    Earn a $35 statement credit when you spend $100 or more at Cambria hotels with AMEX Offers.

    This deal is good through January 18, 2016.

    Check your American Express online account to find out if you’re targeted for this deal.

    Haven’t used AMEX Offers?  See my post on how these deals work.  And you may be able to get this deal more than once!

    You Could Save $35 on $100 at the Brand New Cambria Hotel & Suites Times Square, Set to Open This Fall

    Terms & Conditions

    • You must make your reservation using this link, the Choice Hotels app, or by phone
    • Valid only on the room rate and room charges
    • Other Choice hotels are NOT included
    • Physical gift cards purchased online and vacation home rentals are excluded

    4.   Up to $400 AARP Discount on British Airways Flights Extended

    AARP members can save up to $400 on British Airways flights.  This deal made it possible for some readers to book Business Class flights to London for just ~$446 round-trip (now expired).

    And Frequent Miler reports, the AARP discount is now extended to flights that depart through March 31, 2017!

    AARP Members Can Now Save up to $400 on British Airways Outbound Flights Departing Through March 31, 2017

    How much you save depends on the type of flight:

    • $65 off coach
    • $130 off Premium Economy
    • $400 off Business Class and First Class
    Note:   Anyone (at any age) can join AARP for ~$16 to get in on this deal.

    Plus, Chase British Airways cardholders can save another 10% on flights through December 31, 2015.

    See my post for details on how you can use this deal to save Big Money on British Airways flights.

    Editorial Note: We're the Million Mile Secrets team. And we're proud of our content, opinions and analysis, and of our reader's comments. These haven’t been reviewed, approved or endorsed by any of the airlines, hotels, or credit card issuers which we often write about. And that’s just how we like it! :)