Those rewards aren’t earned when taking rides outside of the US, but it’s sometimes still possible to get rewarded nonetheless. Depending on where you’re traveling internationally, you can choose to earn Avios with British Airways or Aer Lingus, Air Canada Aeroplan points, Air France/KLM Flying Blue miles, Cathay Pacific Asia Miles, and Qantas Frequent Flyer points.

The Deal

• Earn rewards when taking Uber rides internationally:
  • UK & Republic of Ireland
    • Earn 3 Avios per £/€ spent on Uber Reserve
    • Earn 2 Avios per £/€ spent on Uber rides to/from airports
    • Earn 2 Avios per £/€ spent on select Uber Premium Ride options (i.e. Comfort, UberXL, TaxiXL, TaxiMax, Black, Black Cabs, Exec, ExecXXL, & Lux)
    • Earn 2 Avios per £/€ spent on Uber Travel Rail
    • Earn 1 Avios per £/€ spent on Uber Eats orders of £25+
    • Direct link to offer
  • Canada
    • Earn 1x Aeroplan point per CAD spent on UberX rides to & from the airport and all Uber Premium rides
    • Earn 2x Aeroplan points per CAD spent on Uber Premium & Uber Reserve rides to & from the airport
    • Earn 3x Aeroplan points per CAD spent on Uber Premium rides booked in advance with Uber Reserve to and from the airport
    • Earn 1x Aeroplan point per CAD spent on Uber Eats retail & grocery orders
    • Earn 1x Aeroplan point per CAD spent on Uber Eats restaurant orders of CA$40+
    • Earn 250 bonus points when taking one eligible ride, placing one eligible restaurant order, and making one eligible grocery or retail order within the same month
    • Get $20 Air Canada flight credit for every 10 eligible rides in Canada
    • Earn 1,000 bonus points after your first eligible ride or after your first eligible order
    • Direct link to offer
  • France
    • Earn 1x Flying Blue mile per € spent on UberX Priority, Berline, Comfort, Taxi, Van, & Uber Reserve in France
    • Earn 2x Flying Blue miles per € spent on UberX Priority, Berline, Comfort, Taxi, Van, & Uber Reserve in France & the Netherlands after taking four Uber rides in a month. 2x rate earned for the rest of that month and the following three months.
    • Direct link to offer
  • Netherlands
    • Earn 1x Flying Blue mile per € spent on Uber rides
    • Earn 2x Flying Blue miles per € spent on UberX Priority, Berline, Comfort, Taxi, Van, & Uber Reserve in France & the Netherlands after taking four Uber rides in a month. 2x rate earned for the rest of that month and the following three months.
    • Direct link to offer
  • Hong Kong
    • Earn 40 Asia Miles on Uber Taxi trips to & from Hong Kong International Airport
    • Earn 20 Asia Miles on all other Uber Taxi trips
    • Earn 500 Asia Miles as a new Uber app user who links their account with their Cathay Pacific Asia Miles account & takes their first Uber Taxi ride
    • Direct link to offer
  • Australia
    • Earn 1 Qantas point per 1 AUD spent on Uber Reserve rides to & from eligible airports
    • Earn 1 Qantas point per 2 AUD spent on all other Uber rides to & from eligible airports
    • Earn 1,000 Qantas points for linked users who take their first ever Uber ride
    • Direct link to offer

Key Terms

• Canada/Aeroplan – Uber Premium rides include Uber Comfort, Uber Comfort Electric, Uber Business Comfort, Uber XL, Uber Premier, Uber Premier SUV, Uber Black, and Uber Black SUV.
• Australia/Qantas – Eligible on rides to & from the following airports: Adelaide, Avalon, Ballina/Byron Bay, Brisbane, Cairns, Canberra, Darwin, Devonport, Emerald/Central Highlands, Gladstone, Gold Coast, Hobart, Launceston, Mackay, Melbourne, Mildura, Newcastle, Perth, Rockhampton, Sunshine Coast, Sydney, Toowoomba, Townsville, Whitsundays/Proserpine.

Quick Thoughts

This is quite the list of countries in which you can earn rewards on Uber rides and, in the case of Canada, Uber Eats orders too.

I’d originally planned on writing a post about how you can earn Avios with British Airways or Aer Lingus while in the UK, but figured it’d be worth checking if Uber had additional partnerships in other countries as I vaguely remembered seeing that there was some kind of partnership in Canada.

As it turns out, that memory was correct as you can earn Air Canada Aeroplan points on rides and Uber Eats orders north of the border. I was surprised though to subsequently discover the additional partnerships with Flying Blue, Asia Miles, and Qantas.

None of these partnerships are going to be huge earners unless you spend a lot of money on Uber rides in these countries, but free miles are free miles. Linking your accounts is easy; the links in the offer details above give more details. I don’t think this is something you can do before arrival in the other countries though. Once you have arrived in the UK, France, etc. though, open the Uber app and go to Account > Settings. If you scroll down, you should see a ‘Rewards’ section. For example, here’s what it looks like for me in the UK:

Note that Marriott Bonvoy is listed there because that’s my earning preference for rides and Uber Eats orders in the US. Here in the UK though, I’ll earn British Airways Avios any time I take an eligible Uber ride.

I did my best to find all the current partnerships that Uber has with loyalty programs worldwide, but please let me know in the comments if there are any that I’ve missed.

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Its base level seems to be $25 cashback or 2,500 Bilt Rewards points, depending on what your earning preferences are set to. At the moment, that rate has been boosted to $90 cashback or 9,000 Bilt points for new Chase customers and $50/5,000 Bilt points for existing Chase customers.

Be aware that this offer doesn’t seem to be available if your Rakuten account is set to earn Membership Rewards.

The Deal

• Rakuten is offering $90 cashback or 9,000 Bilt Rewards points after being approved for a Chase Freedom Unlimited card if you’re a new Chase customer, $50 cashback or 5,000 Bilt Rewards points if you’re an existing customer.
• Direct link to offer

If you’re new to Rakuten

Feel free to use one of our referral links; thank you.

• Tim’s Referral Link
• Greg’s Referral Link
• Stephen’s Referral Link
• Nick’s Referral Link

Key Terms

• Expiry date unknown.

Quick Thoughts

When Rakuten first started offering rewards for the Freedom Unlimited card a year or two ago, the bonus from Rakuten was $150. This latest offer isn’t as good, but $90 cashback or 9,000 Bilt points is as good as it’s been recently, but only if you’re a new Chase customer.

Note that this bonus is in addition to the current welcome offer on the Freedom Unlimited card, so you can get rewarded twice.

If you’re looking to apply for this card and someone else in your household already has a Chase Freedom® (no longer open to new applications), Chase Freedom Unlimited®, or Chase Freedom Flex® card, you can have them refer you to the Freedom Unlimited card and they’ll earn 5,000 bonus Ultimate Rewards points. That’s obviously not as appealing when Rakuten is offering $90/9,000 Bilt points, but it does become more interesting when Rakuten’s bonus drops to $25/2,500 points, or if the person being referred is an existing Chase customer and so is only eligible for $50/5,000 points from Rakuten anyway.

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The Deal

• Save 15% on the cash portion of an IHG Points + Cash rate.

Key Terms

• This discount offer (“Offer”) is available to those IHG One Rewards members granted access to the discount when booking a Reward Night at a participating hotel through an official IHG online reservations site while signed into their IHG One Rewards account.
• To qualify for this Offer, Points & Cash bookings must be booked from June 29, 2026, to July 27, 2026, (the “Booking Window”) for stays from June 29, 2026, through August 10, 2026. A member must be logged in to their IHG One Rewards account at the time of booking to access the discount.
• If the Reward Night is cancelled in accordance with Reward Nights terms and conditions and within the hotel’s cancellation policy, both the points used, and the points purchased in cash will be refunded in points only.

Quick Thoughts

If you’re not familiar with how IHG Points + Cash bookings work, you redeem a certain number of points, plus you pay a cash co-pay for the rest of the cost. That cash co-pay is, in effect, buying the additional points needed to book the room. As a result, if you subsequently cancel the stay you’ll get the refund entirely in points, rather than a refund of both the points and cash.

Ordinarily, this can be a good way to buy points at a discount, with the cost per point only being slightly more than during points sales when IHG offers a 100% bonus when buying points. The cash and points portions can vary slightly from property to property, plus the different thresholds in pricing for any given room offer different values.

For example, take this Candlewood Suites hotel. You can redeem 33K points for a standard award stay, or anything ranging from 8K-29K points plus a cash co-pay ranging from $127 down to $28. As you can see, if you’re targeted for this Points + Cash promotion, you’ll see the regular cash price struck through, with the discounted amount displayed beneath.

Those different thresholds buy IHG points at different prices. At the high end, booking the 29K points + $28 rate means you’re buying 4K points for $28 which is a 0.7 cents per point rate. At the other end of the spectrum, booking the 8K + $127 rate means you’re buying 25K points for $127 which is a 0.51 cents per point rate.

That’s better than normal Points + Cash pricing, but it’s still ever-so-slightly more expensive than the current 100% points sale which means you can buy the points for 0.5 cents per point.

That said, the 100% points sale expires on July 16, whereas this 15% Points + Cash sale is valid for bookings made by July 27 for stays through August 10. That gives an 11 day window after the 100% points sale ends where this Points + Cash promo will presumably be a better deal (unless IHG launches a new points sale straight after).

Something that might make this Points + Cash discount promo even better is if it stacks with the also-targeted IHG Chase Offer. I don’t think IHG Amex Offers get triggered by Points + Cash bookings, but perhaps Chase Offers do. Please let us know in the comments if you’ve had success with that in the past.

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The Deal

• Get 15% back when spending $100+ at Great Wolf Lodge with a targeted Chase Offer.

Key Terms

• Expires August 31, 2026.
• $50 cash back maximum.
• Offer valid one time only.
• Offer only valid on purchase made directly with the merchant.
• Offer valid in-store or online.
• Offer not valid on gift card purchase.
• Offer not valid on purchase made using third-party services, delivery services, or a third-party payment account (e.g., buy now pay later).
• Offer only valid on U.S. purchase.

Quick Thoughts

With a cash back maximum of $50, you’ll max out this offer when spending $333.33.

If your stay will cost $433.33 or more, you could ask the property to split the charge across two or more cards if you’re targeted for this Chase Offer on more than one card. Just ensure that at least $100 is charged to each of the cards as that’s the minimum amount that has to be charged in order to trigger the 15% statement credit.

Also remember to book your stay after clicking through from a shopping portal; here are the current rates.

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The Deal

• Delta is offering a one-year complimentary New York Times All-Access subscription when you click through a one-time link in your email and buy a gift card of $500 or more.
• Search your email for the subject line, “Unlock A Year Of The New York Times On Us”

Key Terms

• Eligible SkyMiles Members will receive a unique, non-transferable, one-time-use URL via email that directs them to the Delta Gift Card New York Times promotional site. The link will allow the SkyMiles Member to take advantage of the promotional offer.
• While supplies last or until 7/20/26 11:59pm ET, eligible SkyMiles Members can purchase USD $500 or more in Delta Gift Cards on the promotion website starting 6/29/26 and receive a Voucher for twelve (12) months of The New York Times with your qualifying Delta Gift Card purchase.
• Eligible customers will receive no more than one (1) New York Times Voucher per eligible SkyMiles Member, regardless of the number of purchases, email forwards, or URLs accessed.
• Once the qualifying purchase is completed and the New York Times Voucher has been issued, customers will be automatically redirected to the standard Delta Gift Card website (https://buy.giftcards.delta.com ), where the promotion will no longer be available for purchase. Subsequent Delta Gift Card purchases will not qualify for additional New York Times Vouchers.
• The New York Times Voucher will be emailed separately from the Delta Gift Card to the purchaser’s email address listed at time of purchase.
• The New York Times Voucher will expire on 6/28/27 at 11:59pm ET, if not redeemed prior to that time.
• The Delta Gift Card New York Times Subscription Offer is only available to SkyMiles Members who (i) directly receive the Delta marketing email communicating this Offer and (ii) access the promotion through the unique URL provided in that email.
• This offer is only available to Eligible SkyMiles Members aged 18+ who are not current New York Times subscribers at the time of receiving the Delta marketing email communication this Offer.
• To redeem the offer, you must not be a current New York Times subscriber.
• This offer entitles you to twelve (12) months of complimentary access to New York Times All Access courtesy of Delta when you redeem the unique access code in accordance with these terms and conditions (“Complimentary Access”). You are required to create or log into an account with The New York Times in order to redeem the unique access code. There is no credit card required to redeem the access code, and your access does not automatically renew following conclusion of the Complimentary Access period.

Quick Thoughts

As noted at the top, I currently see a promotional rate of $1 per week for 1 year of New York Times All Access. That means a year should cost you $52 if you’re eligible for that introductory promotional rate. That’s a pretty good bonus to get on top of the cost of the $500 gift card if you value a subscription to the New York Times and you fly Delta.

If you’re not eligible for a promotional rate, perhaps because you’ve had one before, then this deal would become significantly more appealing. I imagine that quite a few readers have a household Platinum card that has a digital entertainment credit that can be used for the New York Times. If you don’t and/or if you use your digital entertainment credit for other things, and you also fly Delta, this seems like a pretty good deal.

One particularly awesome aspect of this deal is that your subscription will not automatically renew, so you don’t need to worry about forgetting to cancel and being charged for a renewal.

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The Deal

• Domino’s offers an opportunity to donate to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital without ordering a pizza. At the time of writing, it is possible to donate $10 and check out via Paze.
• Direct link to this deal

Quick Thoughts

We have extensively covered the Paze promotion, whereby many credit cards from most of the major U.S. banks are eligible to earn a $10 statement credit after checking out via Paze and spending $10 or more. Paze is a digital wallet similar to PayPal that was developed by Early Warning Services, the same company behind Zelle. They partner with most of the major banks in the United States, so a lot of the cards in your wallet are probably eligible to earn $10 back after you spend $10 or more, up to $100 back on each card.

The catch has been that a relatively small number of merchants accept Paze as a payment method. Newegg was of wide interest at the beginning since they sell many third-party merchant gift cards. Unfortunately, they stopped accepting Paze for those gift card purchases. Many other opportunities since then have dried up.

If you find yourself with a stack of cards that still have the opportunity to earn these Paze statement credits, this could be a cool way to do some good that won’t cost you more than the time to make a few clicks. Even if you wouldn’t ordinarily donate to St. Jude’s for one reason or another, this is effectively an opportunity to donate with someone else’s money, assuming that you are eligible for the statement credits.

In my household, we’ve received the Paze statement credits on cards from Capital One and Bank of America. We have yet to see the credits on my wife’s Chase cards, but I expect that we eventually will. Many Wells Fargo and US Bank cards are also eligible.

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Keep in mind the low cap here, as you can only use up to $10 worth of points per day. You should be able to apply your points within the Kroger app for a discount on your groceries. If you go to the grocery store regularly, then this could make it possible to use far more points to get real-world discounts.

Keep in mind that Kroger points expire at the end of the month following the month in which they are earned, so it isn’t uncommon for people to realize that they will have points expiring unused. Obviously, using your points for a discount on fuel can be a far better deal, but for those who wouldn’t end up using all of them that way, this is a great option to have.

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You can book hotels through Airbnb (and sometimes earn Airbnb credit for doing so)

I had missed the old news that Airbnb now offers booking for some hotels within their app, and it’s not just independent hotels. You can specifically filter search results to hotels.

A reader in our Frequent Miler Insiders Facebook group reported an opportunity to book the Sonesta Denver downtown for two nights for $388, and Airbnb was offering $58 in Airbnb credit for that booking. On a different date, I found the same Sonesta property for a single night for $159 with $23 in Airbnb credit (as shown in the screenshot at the top).

That Sonesta wasn’t the only hotel available with Airbnb credit. I also found that the Rally Hotel at McGregor Square is offering $32 in Airbnb credit on a one-night booking for $248.

Some hotels that can be booked in the Airbnb app are semi-opaque. For instance, one result shows a bold headline of “Hotel in Denver”, with the hotel name unbolded below that.

In other cases, I don’t see a hotel name at all, like the description here of a luxury hotel without a name (though I’d bet you could run a Google reverse image search to find the exact property).

I wouldn’t have thought to go to the Airbnb app to book a hotel room. In the right situation, this could obviously make a lot of sense if you value Airbnb credit, but you plan to book a hotel.

It appears that only hotels marked as featured hotels have the offer to earn Airbnb credit. I did not see a filter or a way to filter to only featured hotels. Still, I’m glad to know that this opportunity exists.

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Comments

• Could you stack earning British Avios with this? by John
• Owners have doing this for years. They pull room — often ... by Tom
• How long do we have to use the credit? by Randall

 

The Deal

• DoorDash is offering a gift card sale for DashPass members that includes 20% off a StubHub gift card (up to $30 off of $150) through 6/30/26 or while supplies last.
• Direct link to this deal

Key Terms

• Discount will be automatically applied at checkout.
• (1) digital gift card purchase per person per brand

Quick Thoughts

Getting 20% off for event tickets certainly might be of interest to some readers. This deal might also be of interest if you have a card with a StubHub statement credit benefit. Purchasing a gift card from DoorDash will not trigger that statement credit benefit, but perhaps you’re looking to buy tickets to something that costs a little bit more than the semi-annual $150 statement credit. In that case, it might help to get a discount on your overage here. I can confirm that it is possible to use a gift card and a credit card on a single purchase at StubHub, though I believe that the system will apply the entire gift card amount and only charge the remainder to your credit card. You might need to do a little math to make sure you buy a StubHub gift card that fits your needs appropriately.

H/T: Doctor of Credit

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The limit is nine per customer per day in-store, although some stores may allow more. Different stores appear to have different policies regarding the variable-load cards that some Staples now sell. Some folks report that fees are waived when they purchase them…others find that they aren’t. Your mileage may vary.

The Deal

• Staples in-store will waive the $7.95 activation fee when you buy a $200 Visa Gift Card.

Key Terms

• Offer valid 6/28/26-7/4/26.
• Limit 9 per customer per day in-store (YMMV on whether your cashier/store allows or enforces the limit).

Quick Notes

These deals can be a great way of getting rewards through spending at office supply stores. If you can buy 9 at a time in-store, that’s a potential of $1,800 that’s possible each day. Note that some stores may allow you to purchase more than 9, and we also hear occasional reports that some managers will only sell a smaller amount despite what the ad says.

Other times this deal has run recently at Staples:

Fee-free Visa Gift Card Sales

• 5/31/26-6/6/26
• 5/3/26-5/9/26
• 4/19/26-4/25/26
• 4/5/26-4/11/26
• 3/8/26-3/14/26
• 2/8/26-2/14/26
• 1/11/26-1/17/26
• 12/7/25 – 12/27/25
• 11/23/25 – 11/29/25
• 11/9/25 – 11/15/25
• 10/12/25 – 10/25/25
• 9/14/25 – 9/20/25.
• 8/17/25 – 8/23/25
• 7/20/25 – 7/26/25
• 6/22/25 – 6/28/25
• 5/25/25 – 5/31/25
• 4/27/25 – 5/3/25
• 3/30/25 – 4/5/25
• 3/2/25 – 3/8/25
• 2/2/25 – 2/8/25
• 1/5/25 – 1/11/25
• 12/22/24 – 12/28/24
• 12/8/24 – 12/21/24
• 11/17/24 – 11/23/24
• 10/13/24 -10/19/24
• 9/15/24 – 9/21/24
• 8/18/24 – 8/24/24
• 7/21/24 – 7/27/24
• 6/23/24 – 6/29/24
• 5/26/24 – 6/1/24
• 4/28/24 – 5/4/24
• 3/31/24 – 4/6/24
• 3/3/24 – 3/9/24
• 2/4/24 – 2/10/24
• 1/7/24 – 1/13/24
• 12/10/23 – 12/16/23
• 11/12/23 – 11/18/23
• 10/15/23 – 10/21/23
• 9/17/23 – 9/23/23
• 8/20/23 – 8/26/23
• 7/23/23 – 7/29/23
• 6/25/23 – 7/1/23
• 5/28/23-6/3/23
• 4/30/23 – 5/6/23
• 4/2/23 – 4/8/23
• 3/5/23 – 3/11/23
• 2/5/23 – 2/11/23
• 1/8/23 – 1/14/23
• 12/25/22 – 12/31/22 (only on $100 cards)
• 12/11/22 – 12/17/22
• 11/6/22 to 11/12/22
• 10/9/22 to 10/22/22
• September 25-October 1, 2022
• September 4-September 10, 2022
• August 7-13, 2022
• July 10-16, 2022
• June 12-18, 2022
• May 8-14, 2022
• February 27-March 5, 2022
• January 16-22, 2022
• December 12-18, 2021
• October 31-November 13, 2021
• October 17-23, 2021
• September 26-October 2, 2021
• September 5-11, 2021
• August 8-14, 2021
• July 11-17, 2021
• June 13-19, 2021
• May 9-15, 2021
• February 28-March 6, 2021
• January 17-23, 2021

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However, I recently noticed on Reddit that Caesars has brought back two free show tickets per month for Diamond members or four tickets for Seven Stars members. They have considerably expanded the range of shows you can see. Caesars doesn’t have any Cirque du Soleil shows at its properties to my knowledge, but there are several performers that may be of interest, like Wayne Newton, Donny Osmond, Piff the Magic Dragon, Battle Bots, and more.

The Deal

• Caesars Diamond and Seven Stars members can once again get 2 free show tickets per month to select shows at Caesars properties
• Direct link to the qualifying shows (Note that these are Las Vegas shows, so they range from some that are family-friendly to others that are not safe for work)

Key Terms

• Log in to the Caesars Rewards app while at a Las Vegas Caesars Rewards Resort with Location Services on.
• Your monthly Show and Attraction Benefit will be viewable in the Offer section.
• Follow the instructions in the Offer to redeem your benefit.

Quick Thoughts

This came up for me because I have an upcoming trip to Las Vegas, and I wondered whether Caesars had ever brought the benefit back. I stumbled on this Reddit thread from about a month ago where somebody shared a link to the list of currently eligible shows. I was really pleasantly surprised at the range. There are, of course, some that are not safe for work, so I would recommend clicking through to see the full list when not in the office. Still, there are a number of shows that may be of relatively wide appeal, if not the hottest tickets in town.

To redeem for free show tickets, you simply need to make sure you have location services enabled and bring up the Caesars Rewards app while in Las Vegas. The offer should automatically load to your account along with the redemption instructions.

I’m actually a little disappointed in myself for not having googled this sooner because I’ve already bought tickets to see BattleBots with my family when we’re in Las Vegas. I took my older son a couple of years ago, and he loved the show. I wish I had known that I could have gotten two tickets for free with my Caesars Diamond Plus status. I don’t watch a lot of TV, so I wasn’t immediately familiar with Piff the Magic Dragon, but perhaps America’s Got Talent fans will be familiar with his act (it seems to get pretty good reviews). There are also things like a mentalist, some cover bands, and of course, some Vegas burlesque shows. I was surprised to see Absinthe on the list, which has some impressive Cirque du Soleil-style acrobatics but with very raunchy humor (we were certainly impressed with the acrobatics….the humor was a little over-the-top, and I wouldn’t say we are easily offended).

While this isn’t necessarily the most valuable of the Caesars Diamond benefits, I’ll probably take them up on two free tickets to something while I’m in Las Vegas soon.

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Rakuten is currently offering 10 points per dollar or 10% back on purchases made at Dell. That can be particularly useful for anybody with a card that features statement credits for Dell purchases and/or anyone looking to stack with a card-linked offer for Dell.

The Deal

• Shopping portal Rakuten is currently offering 10% back at Dell. That can alternatively become 10 Amex Membership Rewards points per dollar spent or up to 10 Bilt points per dollar spent for Bilt elite members
• Direct link to this deal

Key Terms

• Exclusions:  Cash Back is not available on:Dell Outlet
  Dell Refurbished Computers
  Dell Canada purchases via Dell Technologies
  Dell Business Alliance Systems orders
  Dell Employee & Affiliates Purchase Program
  Dell Premier Orders
  Education orders
  Emerging Business Division orders
  Government orders
  Healthcare orders
  Internet Service Provider Division orders
  JBL
  Medium & Large Business orders
  Dell QTO (Quote to order)
  eQuote orders
  Call/Chat agent supported orders
  Price matching/adjustments
  Preorders
  Gift Cards
  Warranties
  orders using Dell RewardsCash Back not available on sales of products and services believed to be sold to parties reselling products and/or services offered by Dell.

  Cash Back is not available for large volume orders and cancelled/exchanged/refunded orders.

  Special Terms:  Cash Back is only available on US orders placed on the Dell Technologies US site. Use of any other coupon code not listed on Rakuten, including but not limited to Dell Email

Quick Thoughts

The Business Platinum Card changed its Dell benefit last year. It now comes with up to $150 in statement credits for your first $150 worth of Dell purchases each year, and then an additional $1,000 back after spending $5,000 at Dell in a calendar year.

I had opened a Business Platinum card a couple of months ago around tax time, and I hadn’t yet used my Dell credit, so I stacked this 10X offer and made a $150 purchase in order to earn some additional rewards. There are a couple of Amex offers out on various Amex cards that might also make for a useful stack if you need to purchase something from Dell.

Unfortunately, Dell no longer carries as many third-party items as it used to. However, there are still some things that may be of interest even if you don’t need a Dell computer. Dell sells Nintendo games, systems, and accessories. They also sell a number of different popular action cameras, like the Insta360 and various DJI products. I picked up a new DJI lavalier microphone last night. I have a cheaper set of lavalier microphones that I bought with a previous Dell credit, but I figured I would check out the DJI one and see how it compares.

We typically see elevated shopping portal rates for Dell a few times a year, so if you don’t need something right now, you may decide to hold off and wait for another opportunity.

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As a reminder, the gist of the promotion was to get $10 back on a purchase of $10 or more, up to $100 on each of your eligible credit cards when you check out at a merchant using Paze. Paze is an online wallet system similar to PayPal, but developed by Early Warning Services, the same company behind Zelle. Most major bank Visa and MasterCard credit and debit cards are eligible.

I made quite a few $10 purchases at Newegg and Dunkin last week. I’ve received almost all of the statement credits on the two different Capital One cards that I used. However, I haven’t received any statement credits on a Bank of America credit card that I used, nor has my wife received any statement credits on the Chase cards that she used. Others have reported receiving credits already from Chase, Bank of America, Capital One, Wells Fargo, U.S. Bank, and Citi cards, so your mileage may vary.

Reports indicate that Chase is processing the credits as a refund, which means that they are clawing back the base points earned on the transaction. I don’t believe that affects the additional 10 bonus points per dollar available on some cards. My Capital One credits did not affect reward earnings. That is to say, I still earned the two miles per dollar on the associated purchases, though obviously the return there is quite small on $10 purchases.

The promotion terms indicated that it could take one to two months to receive statement credits, so I’m not very concerned, even though we have a few cards that have not yet received any statement credits at all. I assume there was quite a backlog of transactions to credit, and I expect the promotion to be honored. I still have the $10 back on $10 or more banner in my Paze account, so I don’t anticipate any issues. I did notice that there was a lag time between when purchases from Newegg were credited versus when purchases from Dunkin were credited in my Capital One accounts, but I’m sure that will vary by issuer, card, and the chance of circumstance.

Note that it is no longer possible to check out via Paze with $10 gift cards from Newegg. The same angle is also dead via Clover.

Overall, this will continue to go down as probably the deal of the year for many folks who were able to maximize those $10 purchases while it was still possible to check out at Newegg with gift cards.

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The Deal

• CLEAR is targeting some members to get 75% off their first CLEAR Concierge booking, which drops the price for departure service to $24.75 for a group of up to 5 passengers or arrival service to just $49.75 for a group of up to 8 passengers. Check for an email from CLEAR with the subject line “CLEAR Concierge Arrival Service is Now Live.”

Quick Thoughts

You can find more information about the CLEAR Concierge service, including the regular prices and answers to frequently asked questions, here on the CLEAR website. Currently, these departure and arrival services are available at the following airports:

SEA | LAS | MIA | DEN | XNA | BOS | PSP | DAL | DTW | HOU | IAH | IND | MCO | MDW | MSP | ORD | RDU | SFO | SLC | TUL | GSP | MKE | PVD | SAT | SJU | BHM

As you can see in the screenshot above, Departure Service includes:

• An ambassador who will meet you at the curb when you arrive
• Help with your bags and check-in
• Guidance through Security, potentially to your gate or lounge (though it looks to me like there’s an up charge if you want a walk all the way to your gate upon departure)

Arrival Service includes:

• Meeting you at your arrival gate
• Helping you with your carry-on and checked luggage
• Guiding you to ground transportation, assuming you’re leaving the airport

Alternatively, if you’re connecting, the Arrival Service can guide you to your onward gate. I don’t know whether that would include, for example, a ride on a golf cart, but at the very least, it would reduce the stress for someone who is unfamiliar with getting around the airport.

The services seem relatively reasonably priced, with Departure Service costing $99 for up to 5 people and Arrival Service costing $199 for up to 8 people before the discount. With the targeted 75% discount, it means that departure Service is less than $25 and arrival Service is less than $50. That’s a good enough deal that it makes me want to give this a shot just to see how smoothly it works.

Note that while service is available at the airport codes listed above, you’ll need to be either on a domestic flight or on a flight with pre-clearance in order to take advantage of CLEAR Concierge service. I have a flight from Europe back into Boston Airport in August, but since that is not a pre-clearance flight, I couldn’t book arrival service for that particular flight.

According to the frequently asked questions, CLEAR monitors flight arrivals and will automatically adjust based on a flight delay (if your delay stretches beyond the hours when CLEAR is available in your airport, then they will automatically cancel and refund you). It also sounds like they’ll be flexible in the case of flight cancellations, though note that the CLEAR cancellation policy is 24 hours in advance if you’re cancelling by choice.

While these services are certainly not necessary for many travelers, I can totally see the appeal for someone who is a little less familiar with airports and/or someone who is on a tight schedule or anticipating a busy airport. I had a chance to try out a similar departure service offered by Plaza Premium in Toronto a couple of years ago. I thought it was incredibly convenient to have someone speeding you through the airport process.

An important note is that all of the adults in your group need to be CLEAR Plus members. If you’re traveling with somebody who does not have CLEAR, you can’t book this service without getting them CLEAR Plus.

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That’s not the case this time around though. Instead, Bilt will be offering a bonus to a different hotel program—Hilton Honors. The headline rate of up to a 200% bonus sounds amazing, but it’s really not. Short story even shorter: give it a wide berth on July 1.

The Deal

• Bilt Rewards is giving the following transfer bonuses to Hilton Honors on July 1, 2026 based on your Bilt status level:
  • Blue – 75% bonus
  • Silver – 100% bonus
  • Gold – 150% bonus
  • Platinum – 175% bonus
  • Redeem $150 Bilt Cash to increase your bonus by one tier. Platinum members will get a 200% bonus if doing that.

Key Terms

• Offer valid July 1, 2026 from 0:00am ET through 11:59pm PT.
• Limit of 100K transferred Bilt points.

Quick Thoughts

The reason this transfer bonus isn’t at all exciting is due to a) the existing Bilt to Hilton transfer ratio and b) the value of Hilton points nowadays.

Bilt ordinarily transfers to Hilton on a 1:1 basis which is a little surprising considering the transfer ratio from Amex is 1:2. That 1:1 ratio means that for each Bilt point you transfer with the bonus on July 1 you’ll be getting:

• Blue – 1.75 points
• Silver – 2 points
• Gold – 2.5 points
• Platinum – 2.75 points
• Platinum member who redeems $150 Bilt Cash – 3 points

The other significant consideration here is the value of Hilton points. During a recent revaluation, we found that their Reasonable Redemption Value had dropped to just 0.35 cents per point (cpp). If you were indeed to only get 0.35 cents per point of value when redeeming your Hilton Honors points, the value you’d be getting per Bilt point would be as follows:

• Blue – 0.61cpp
• Silver – 0.7cpp
• Gold – 0.875cpp
• Platinum – 0.96cpp
• Platinum + $150 Bilt Cash – 1.05cpp

Getting sub 1 cent per point of value for your Bilt points unless you also throw in $150 of Bilt Cash is suboptimal.

Now, it’s certainly possible to get more than 0.35 cents per point of value from your Hilton points, but even then it’s generally going to be advisable to give July’s transfer bonus a miss. If you do indeed find a high value Hilton redemption, it might be better to buy points for 0.5cpp during the current sale and leave your stash of Bilt points untouched in order to redeem them for far greater value with future anticipated transfer bonuses.

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The Deals

• Spend $750 in one or more transactions with Holland America & get $200 back with a targeted Amex Offer, or
• Spend $1,000 in one or more transactions with Holland America & get $250 back with a targeted Amex Offe

Key Terms

• Expires September 22, 2026.
• Offer valid for cruise reservations booked directly with Holland America Line online at US website hollandamerica.com, by calling 1-877-932-4259, or through a Holland America Line travel advisor.
• The Offer is only valid for bookings paid for by 9/22/2026, however the travel can occur after the end date for the Offer, provided that the booking was paid for within the applicable Offer period.
• Valid only for reservations and any additional purchases booked at the time of initial reservation purchase.
• Excludes onboard spend, gift and services, Denali Square, Holland America Denali Lodge, Worldwide Emergency Assistance Services, Cancellation Protection plan, online shops, formalwear rentals, charitable donations, and any standalone purchases paid for separately from initial reservation.
• Purchases must be made in USD, and offer is only valid on purchases made directly with the merchant.
• Offer not valid on purchases made using third parties, such as resellers, delivery services, or other intermediaries.

Quick Thoughts

Unfortunately these Amex Offer aren’t valid for onboard spend, only for initial reservations and any other additional purchases made at that first purchase. However, if you can prepay for onboard credit at the time of booking, that would presumably be eligible.

If you have these Holland America Amex Offers on two or more household cards and you’re booking via phone or through a Holland America Line travel advisor, it might be possible to split payment for your cruise across two or more cards. If so, and if your cruise costs $1,500 or $2,000 or more (depending on which version(s) you’re targeted for), you could spread the payment across two or more cards in order to earn more than one statement credit.

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Note that the terms on this promo now state that Amazon and fuel gift cards are excluded from earning 4x. You’ll still earn 2x fuel points (the normal rate) on those cards.

The Deal

• Kroger and its empire of affiliated stores are offering 4x fuel points on the following gift cards:
  • All third-party gift cards in-store (must clip coupon)
  • Fixed value Visa/Mastercard gift cards in-store (must clip coupon)
  • Online purchases of gift cards (direct link, no coupon needed)

Key Terms

• Offer valid June 24 – July 7, 2026.
• Excludes Amazon gift cards.

Quick Thoughts

When buying third-party gift cards, you can earn 4x fuel points, saving you up to 14% on gas. To illustrate how that 14% figure is calculated, let’s say you spend $250 on gift cards during the promotion. That would earn you 1,000 fuel points, which can be redeemed for $1 off per gallon on up to 35 gallons. If you’re able to refuel to that 35-gallon limit (perhaps with a large gas tank or refueling 2+ household vehicles at once), you’d save $35. Saving $35 on the original $250 in gift card spend amounts to a 14% discount.

If your gas tank is smaller, though, your savings won’t be as high. For example, our car holds at most 12 gallons, so we can barely save 5% on gas through these promotions, given how much we spend on gift cards. You can often get better discounts on gift cards through sites like Raise, so weigh up all your options before buying them at full price from Kroger or its affiliates, such as Dillons, King Soopers, Ralphs, Fry’s, or Smith’s.

You can earn 4x fuel points on gift cards purchased online or in-store, though there are a couple of important differences between the two. If you’ll be buying in-store, you have to load the digital coupons to your account first, whereas you’ll automatically earn 4x fuel points when buying gift cards online from Kroger.

The other thing to bear in mind is that buying gift cards in-store lets you take advantage of the plethora of cards offering bonus spend at grocery stores right now. Kroger’s online gift card site processes payments through Blackhawk Network (owner of GiftCards.com), so those online orders don’t code as grocery purchases.

Past Offers

• June 10 – 23, 2026.
• May 29 – June 9, 2026 for select third party cards
• May 29 – June 2, 2026 for Visa/Mastercard gift cards
• May 15th, 2026
• May 1 – 12, 2026 for third party cards
• April 15-May 12, 2026 for Visa/Mastercard gift cards
• April 8-21, 2026 for third party cards
• March 25-April 7, 2026
• March 13th-15, 2026 for third party gift cards & March 13th-17th for Visa/Mastercard gift cards
• February 26th, 2026
• January 30th through February 1, 2026
• January 23rd, 2026
• January 7th through January 20th, 2026
• January 2nd through January 6th, 2026
• December 26th through December 28th
• November 12th through December 2nd
• November 7th through November 9th
• October 22nd through November 4th
• October 17th – October 21st for Visa and Mastercard gift cards.
• October 17th – October 19th for 3rd-party gift cards
• September 17th – September 30th
• September 14th – September 16th
• August 29th- September 1st
• August 22nd – August 24th
• August 15th – August 17th
• July 31st – August 12th
• July 25th
• July 18th
• July 11th
• June 25th – July 8th
• June 20th – June 22nd
• June 6th – June 17th
• May 30th – June 2nd
• May 23rd – May 26th
• May 16th
• May 1st – May 13th
• April 25th
• April 9th – April 22nd
• March 22nd – April 1st
• March 7th – March 18th
• January 31st
• January 8, 2025 – January 21, 2025
• November 13 – December 3rd
• October 23 – November 5th
• September 18 – October 1st
• August 30 – September 2nd
• August 23rd – 25th
• August 16th – 18th
• July 31st – August 13th
• July 26th
• July 19th
• July 12th
• June 26th – July 9th
• June 21st
• June 5th – 18th
• May 31st
• May 24th – 27th
• May 1st – 14th
• April 26th
• April 10th – 23rd
• March 20th – April 2nd
• March 15th – 17th
• January 31st -February 20th
• January 10th – 23rd
• January 5th – 7th, 2024

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The Deal

• Earn 2X points on 4+ night stays with Homes & Villas by Marriott Bonvoy in the US and Europe.
• Direct link to offer.

Key Terms

• Marriott Bonvoy Members earn 2X base points per qualifying U.S. dollar for each eligible paid stay at a participating home rental booked between May 23, 2026 (12:01 AM EST) – July 12, 2026 (11:59 PM EST) through the Homes & Villas by Marriott Bonvoy website (“HVMB Platform”) for stays completed between June 1, 2026 and July 31, 2026. Payment for the stay must be made by cash, debit, or credit card.
• A “stay” is defined as four (4) or more consecutive nights spent at the same property, regardless of check-in and check-out activity.
• Registration of Marriott Bonvoy Member’s Marriott Bonvoy account is not required for this promotion.
• Only reservations made during the Promotional Booking Window are eligible for this promotion. Reservations booked outside of the Promotional Booking Window, including those booked prior to this promotion and later registered, are not eligible for this offer. Promotion benefits will not be applied retroactively to existing reservations.
• Stays of four (4) or more consecutive nights must be completed during the promotion earning period, beginning 6/1/2026, up to and including nights stayed on or before 7/31/2026.

Quick Thoughts

This promotion is worth being aware of in case you were considering booking a stay through Homes & Villas, but double points likely isn’t going to move the needle enough to make it specifically worth booking with Homes & Villas versus via another vacation rental booking option.

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The Deal

• Earn 2X points when staying at the Explore Collection by Leading Hotels of the World.
• Direct link to offer.

Key Terms

• You will earn one (1) additional Leaders Club point (“Double Points”) for every USD 1 or currency equivalent you spend on the room rate for a Qualifying Stay, as defined in the Leaders Club Terms & Conditions, at one of the 80+ hotels featured in the book Explore: The Leading Hotels of the World.
• Bookings must be made between June 23, 2026 and June 30, 2026 (“Booking Window”) and completed and checked out between June 24, 2026 and September 21, 2026 (“Promotion Period”).
• Your Leaders Club account must be activated and linked to the booking prior to your arrival to earn Double Points for your stay. Double Points will only be awarded for one eligible booking per member, up to a maximum of 10,000 Double Points during the Promotion Period.
• Room nights booked outside the Booking Window or consumed prior to or after the Promotion Period will not be eligible for Double Points under the Promotion.

Quick Thoughts

You ordinarily earn 1 Leaders Club point per dollar spent on stays, so this promotion doubles that to—you guessed it—2 points per dollar. That might not sound very generous, but Leaders Club points are worth ~8 cents per point. That means this promotion is earning you ~16% worth of points which isn’t too shabby considering it’s only a 2X promo.

Be aware that not all Leading Hotels of the World properties are eligible for this promotion; only the 80+ hotels that are part of LHW’s The Explore Collection.

There’s a targeted Leading Hotels of the World Amex Offer that’s awarding 15K bonus Membership Rewards points when spending $700, so that would make your stay even more rewarding

You might also find some of the eligible properties on Amex’s Fine Hotels + Resorts® (FHR) list if you were looking to use up any of your American Express Platinum Card® and/or Business Platinum Card® hotel credits before the end of June. If so, those stays will hopefully be eligible to earn the 2X points if you enter your Leaders Club number when making a reservation. If an FHR booking doesn’t show up on your Leaders Club account after booking, provide your account number when checking in.

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Newegg has another travel-related gift card deal today, this time giving a $100 discount when buying a $1,000 Delta gift card.

The Deal

• Buy $1,000 Delta gift card for $900 from Newegg when using promo code FTTF6939.
• Direct link to offer.

Key Terms

• Expires June 25, 2026.
• Limit 1.

Quick Thoughts

Saving 10% is a pretty good deal, especially because you can also earn 4x Membership Rewards points by paying with an American Express® Business Gold Card if electronics stores are one of your top two spending categories this billing cycle, or 2x on The Business American Express Platinum Card®. Alternatively, you might have been targeted for a Newegg Citi Offer giving up to 1.5% back.

Bear in mind that if you pay for the entirety of your flight with a gift card, you could be forgoing travel protections you could receive by paying for it with some credit cards.

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