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Each week we publish a number of fantastic deals on the blog and in Quick Deals. Most deals don’t last long, but some hang around for awhile.
In an effort to keep you up to date, we have gone back through each of the deals posted over the last couple of months to let you know which ones are still active.
Here are the deals still alive as of January 11, 2015.
Through January 12
- Club Carlson’s New Promotion – Earn Up to 30k Points + 10k Additional For Targeted Members – Register by January 12 to be eligible for the extra 10k points if you were targeted. Promotional period runs from January 12, 2014 through March 29, 2014.
Through January 18
- Easy miles for US Airways cardholders – Current cardholders can earn miles for referring friends & family.
Through January 22
Through January 31
Through February 27
- Staples Amex Offer – $25 Off $100 – Act Fast! – This may end much sooner. Many times Staples deals reach maximum registration long before the end date.
Through February 28
Through ?
- US Airways 60K-ish offer
- HOT: Amazing award availability on partner airlines using Delta SkyMiles!
- Get 12.5% Off Gas – Chevron & Texaco Gift Cards on Sale
- Citi Executive Cardholders – Are You Eligible For Another $200 Credit?
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Barclays will.
Which banks/cards do that?
Got your “when to close a credit card” email today. Didn’t know where to respond so I am here. You forgot another category for when to close a credits card: some companies require spend every few months, otherwise they will close your card for you with an ambiguous statement about not making payments- which goes on your credit report- so it would be good to let readers know if a credit card company requires regular spend to keep the card. Sometimes it’s not worth the hassle and a good idea to cancel those cards.