There’s been a lot of buzz these past 2 days on the US Airways MasterCard issued by Barclaycard. The public offer has jumped to 50,000 miles, in an effort for Barclaycard to get additional sign-ups and users prior to them discontinuing the card with the merger with American Airlines where Citibank will become the sole issuer.
I hate to be the bearer of bad news, folks, but there is a better offer than the 50,000 point bonus most blogs are talking about right now.
The best offer available is for 60,000 US Airways Dividend Miles — 50,000 of which come after first purchase, and 10,000 come on your first anniversary after account opening.
The card comes with an $89 annual fee, which is not waived the first year. However, paying $89 for 50,000 points outright, and another 10,000 points at anniversary are well worth it in my opinion.
It’s unconfirmed whether the 10,000 point bonus at anniversary will stick around after the card goes away, but all reports up until now indicate it is still alive and well – and, because you can apply for this card directly through the bank, they are still displaying that as a benefit, which makes it seem like it will be valid upon renewal.
You can apply for the card here. I, nor anyone else, receives a commission for applying through this link. The link is directly through Barclaycard.
John says
Just imagine if there was an affiliate link for that one: “AMAZING DEAL!!!” “HURRY, GRAB IT WHILE YOU CAN” “WON’T LAST, GET ON IT”
Narayana S says
Is the link working for everybody?
Mikey says
Try this link instead: http://www.barclaycardus.com/apply/Landing.action?campaignId=1995&cellNumber=5
Charlie says
Barclay confirmed back in October that the anniversary bonus will stick around. The only thing is that this offer says “first” anniversary. Still a great deal. Hopefully, they honor these like they did in times past since it is supposed to be exclusive for US Air elites (never was a problem before).