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News You Can Use – Discounted Coach Awards to Hong Kong, 25% Off Club Carlson, and More!

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    1.   Discounted Coach Awards to Hong Kong

    Via Frequent Flyer Bonuses, you can get a 20% discount on coach award tickets from the US and Canada to Hong Kong booked by February 1, 2015.

    But you can only fly Mondays through Fridays from March 2, 2015, to April 20, 2015.

    Save 20% on Coach Awards to Hong Kong

    2.   Save 25% on Club Carlson Stays

    Loyalty Traveler reports that you can save 25% on Club Carlson stays in North and South America through January 31, 2015 when you book by January 16, 2015.

    And when you stay 2 nights you can get 15,000 bonus Club Carlson points or 30,000 bonus points for a 3 night stay.

    Save 25% on Club Carlson Hotels Through January 31, 2015

    3.   2X Elite Stay Credit at Ritz-Carlton

    According to Loyalty Lobby, you can get 2X elite stay credit for all Ritz-Carlton hotel stays through December 31, 2015.

    You have to use your Ritz-Carlton account.  So you can NOT credit the stays to your Marriott account.

    This is a quick way to get Ritz-Carlton elite status because with this promotion:

    Get 2X Elite Stay Credit at Ritz-Carlton Hotels in 2015

    4.   Up to 8.5% Cash Back at Amazon

    You can get up to 8.5% cash back at Amazon when you go through TopCashBack on the following categories:

    Use TopCashBack and Get up to 8.5% Cash Back at Amazon

    5.   Free Credit Scores for Bank of America Cardholders

    The Doctor of Credit reports that you can get your credit score free later this year IF you have a Bank of America credit card such as the Alaska Airlines or Virgin Atlantic card.

    Other banks that provide free credit scores to cardholders include:

    Bank of America Cardholders Can Get Their Credit Score Free Later This Year
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