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Chase Continental Airlines World MasterCard®

  * Low, Fixed Intro APR
  * Earn unlimited OnePass® miles annually*
  * Double OnePass® miles at select retailers
  * No Pre-set Spending Limit*
  * 15,000 Bonus OnePass® miles after your first purchase
  * See Credit Card Offer Terms

HSBC MasterCard® with Cash or Fly Rewards

  * 0% Intro APR on purchases and balance transfers for 12 months*
  * Earn points toward roundtrip tickets anywhere, anytime, or redeem for unlimited Cash Back
  * Free Online Bill Pay
  * Secure, free online account management
  * Zero Liability for Fraudulent Use
  * See terms & conditions

The Miles Card from Discover® Card

  * 0% Intro APR* on Purchases and Balance Transfers for 12 months
  * 12,000 Bonus Miles*
  * NO Annual Fee
  * Earn 1 Mile for Every $1 You Spend
  * Fly Any Airline. Any Seat. No Blackout Dates
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