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You’ll often read about American Express cards here on InsideFlyer UK – given the points earning options and generous sign-up and referral bonuses, it’s easy to understand why. As a… Continue Reading
Curve, the card/app combo that provides the convenience of having “all your cards in one”, has just released a video on Twitter with some potentially pretty big news for points/miles collectors:… Continue Reading
Back in July we got the news that MBNA were calling final boarding on their co-branded Lufthansa Miles & More credit card. This was a big loss to the UK market – Miles & More miles are hard… Continue Reading
Last week I wrote about how I received some potentially very interesting information from an Amex telephone agent in relation to upgrading my Amex Gold to a Platinum card. The upshot was that the agent… Continue Reading
I was alerted to a news story on the BBC yesterday that caused me quite substantial mental anguish. I love to bag myself a deal or points wheeze, but I equally like doing so for others. So if only this… Continue Reading
We cover the various travel-related targeted American Express offers for cardholders quite regularly here at InsideFlyer, as they can offer a very decent additional rebate on your travel spend. I’ve… Continue Reading
There’s a wealth of “points earning” credit cards out there, and I’m often asked which I consider to be the best for the novice. Given, among many other options, the number of… Continue Reading
I like to keep things pretty positive here at InsideFlyer UK, but occasionally the odd rant does the soul good! Today my ire is focused on the unfortunately named ‘Customer Service’ department… Continue Reading
The lovely people over at American Express will soon be spoiling us with the annual fun and games of ‘Shop Small’, where you can get £5 back for spending £10 at thousands of bars, restaurants… Continue Reading
While we have no reservations in recommending the Amex Gold card as one of the top “travel hack” credit cards out there, it definitely used to be better. For example, back in the day you would… Continue Reading