How do I know what my credit score is?
You can request your credit score from any of the three major credit bureaus – Experian, TransUnion, and Equifax. You can contact each credit bureau and request your FICO score from each of the credit bureaus, or you can contact only one of the credit bureaus and request all three credit scores from one bureau as most bureaus will offer you such option. Note that while you can get a copy of your credit reports once year, you will have to pay to get your credit score. The cost of the service varies from $5 to as much as $30 for all three credit scores, so we would recommend you to explore the offers before you submit your request.
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Currently, the Alaska Airlines credit card has the following offer: “Annual companion fare from $121 ($99, plus taxes and fees from $22) after you make $1,000 or more in purchases within the first 90 days of your account opening”. This benefit will qualify for a round-trip coach Companion Fare on Alaska...
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You may like one of the regular travel rewards credit cards offered by major banks. Travel rewards credit cards allow earning miles on all purchases. The cards also have one-time sign up bonuses which may be enough for a domestic flight. There are credit offers without annual fees, the other offers come with rather low...
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The US Airways Premier World MasterCard is no longer offered. US Airways removed their credit card after merging with American Airlines. Today you can apply for one of the AAdvantage credit cards offered by Citi or for a regular travel rewards credit card. Both types of credit cards will allow you to earn miles and redeem...
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JetBlue still has the one free checked bag perk but not everyone can get it. First of all, the members of TrueBlue program will be able to get their first checked bag free if they've reached Blue Plus level or Blue Flex level, provided the checked bag is under 50 pounds (22.68 kg). Then, cardholders of the JetBlue Plus...
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