Want to get the most out of your holiday purchases? Check out this massive list of limited-time offers.

American Express

• American Express Cyber Week (Valid Nov. 21 through Nov. 30, 2011)
  50 different offers are available at a 20% discount from partners such as Banana Republic, Sony, Tumi and Cuisinart. See the Membership Rewards website for details.
• Earn 5x Membership Rewards Points (Through Dec. 31, 2011)
  Earn extra points when you shop through membershiprewards.com/earn at 20 select merchants, including Apple, Target.com, The Home Depot, and Brookstone. You can get 5X points on every qualified online purchase until the end of the year, automatically, with no enrollment required, made through membershiprewards.com/earn.
• B&BW Gift Card Discounts (Through Dec. 31, 2011 or while supplies last)
  Buy 4 $10 Bath & Body Works gift cards, get 1 free
• Small Business Saturday (November 26, 2011)
  Spend at least $25 at a small business with your registered American Express card on November 26, 2011 and get a $25 statement credit.

Bank of America

• Upromise Holiday Cash Back (Through Dec. 31, 2011)
  Earn an additional 11% cash back for college, in addition to the cash back you would normally receive, when making purchases through the Upromise.com shopping portal with your Upromise.com credit card. See this list for participating retailers.

Capital One

• Perk Central Holiday Deals (Nov. 25 through Nov. 28, 2011)
  During this period, Cap One is boosting its bonus rewards for purchases made with select retail partners through its online shopping portal, Perk Central. Some retailers include: Landsend.com (100% rewards increase), Macys.com (40% rewards increase), Lego.com (100% rewards increase) and Gamestop.com (40% rewards increase).

Chase

• Earn 5% on dining, department stores, movie theaters and charities (Through Dec. 31, 2011)
  When you register your Chase Freedom card this quarter, you’ll earn 5% Cash Back on up to $1,500 spent on dining, department stores, movie theaters and charitable organizations.
• Chase Freedom Ultimate Rewards Discounted Gift Cards (Through Jan. 4, 2012)
  Chase Freedom cardholders can save 20% on AMC and Bath & Body Works gift cards when redeeming at the Ultimate Rewards mall. Save 10% on Banana Republic, Barnes & Noble, California Pizza Kitchen, Gap, Kohl’s, Land’s End, Macy’s and Old Navy gift cards.
• Earn extra Reward Points for Shopping at ultimaterewards.com (Through Dec. 12, 2011)
  Earn an extra 10 points per $1 spent at the following retailers on the specified dates through the Ultimate Rewards Mall:
  • Nov. 21 – Kohl’s
  • Nov. 25 – Best Buy
  • Nov. 28 – Apple Online Store
  • Dec. 5 – Target
  • Dec. 12 – Overstock.com
• Cyber Monday Discount (Valid Nov. 28, 2011)
  Chase Freedom, Sapphire and Ink cardholders can use their rewards points to shop through ultimaterewards.com on Cyber Monday to save 25% on all merchandise.

Citi

• 5% cash back on department, clothing, electronics and toy store purchases (Through Dec. 31, 2011)
  Upon enrollment of your Citi Dividend card, you’ll earn 5% cash back on at department, clothing, electronics and toy stores. Your max rebate is capped at $300 per year, but does not apply to rebates earned through the Citi Bonus Cash Center, where you can earn an unlimited cash back.
• Citi Holiday Sweeptstakes (Through Dec. 31, 2011)
  Register and use your Citi credit card for a chance to win a $10 to $10,000 Citi prepaid card.

Discover

• 5% Cashback Bonus on Restaurants and Fashion (Through Dec. 31, 2011)
  Discover More card cardmembers can enroll to earn 5% Cashback Bonus on up to $300 in purchases at department stores, clothing stores and restaurants.
• Increased Cashback Bonus through ShopDiscover (Through Dec. 31, 2011)
  Over 70 ShopDiscover retailers have increased their Cashback Bonus by 5%, with partners such as Crate and Barrel, Macy’s and Barnes & Noble offering 10% for a limited time. Other merchants are also offering free shipping on merchandise purchased through ShopDiscover.

MasterCard

• “Here’s to Moms” Spend & Get Offer (Through Dec. 31, 2011 or while supplies last)
  Enroll your MasterCard in the promo, then spend $200 online to earn a $20 MasterCard gift card. Must be one of the first 80,000 qualifying cardholders to complete the promo to receive your gift card.

This post is from Credit Card Watcher, where you'll always find the best credit card deals.

Holiday Credit Card Promotions and Deals Roundup

The vast majority of customers will be switched into the new BankAmericard Cash Rewards card with no annual fee. It earns 3% cash back on gas, 2% on groceries and 1% on everything else. When you redeem your rebate into a Bank of America checking or savings account, you’ll also earn a 10% cash bonus. Alternatively, customers can choose to be switched into the BankAmericard Privileges credit card. It earns 1 point per $1 on all purchases with 3x points in rotating categories that change on a quarterly basis. It also earns a 50% cash bonus when points are redeemed into a Bank of America or Merrill Lynch account. The Privileges card carries a $75 annual fee which is waived for the first year.

There are also reports that a lucky few have received a special targeted offer for a Cash Premier Visa card that offers a 2.5% cash rebate on all purchases when deposited into a Bank of America account for an annual fee of $25.

What’s the next best thing?
Needless to say, while the Bank of America Cash Premier Visa sounds like a great opportunity for those who are offered it, the “3-2-1″ and Privileges card are underwhelming. Schwab refugees looking for an alternative should consider one from our list of the best cash back credit cards. Options such as the Fidelity Amex or Visa are strong contenders if you have a Fidelity account.

Another possibility is to use this opportunity to switch to a points-related travel card. The SPG Amex and Chase Sapphire Preferred card remain popular choices in that category.

At any rate, it was a great run while it lasted. And one can always hold out hope that something similar (or better!) will resurface in the future.

This post is from Credit Card Watcher, where you'll always find the best credit card deals.

Farewell Sweet Schwab Card

Using your Hawaiian Miles
You can use your Hawaiian Miles for award flights for as little as 7,500 for an interisland Coach SuperSaver one-way ticket or 20,000 miles for a Coach SuperSaver one-way ticket between the continental US and Hawaii. The full award chart can be found here.

It’s also possible to redeem your miles for various gift certificates for car rentals, dining, hotels, shopping and more, though you’re going to get a poor value for your miles if you redeem them this way.

Why is this an interesting deal?
What makes this offer interesting is that Hilton is one of Hawaiian Air’s partners and allows you to exchange 1 Hawaiian mile for 2 HHonors points in increments of 5,000 miles. This exchange ratio is valid only for miles that were originally Hawaiian miles (such as those earned by flying Hawaiian Air, flying on a partner airline and crediting to Hawaiian Air, or shopping through the Hawaiian Air’s shopping portal.) Fortunately, your bonus points from the Hawaiian Air Visa can also be exchanged at this rate, meaning that you can transfer your 35,000 Hawaiian miles for 70,000 HHonors points. This is significant because that’s a larger signup bonus than either of the co-branded Hilton cards themselves offer. (Hilton HHonors Surpass Amex’s current signup bonus is up to 60,000 HHonors points, while the Citi Hilton HHonors Visa offers a 40,000 HHonors bonus.)

If you are a regular Hilton customer, however, it still makes sense to get a Hilton-branded card for the other perks, such as additional points for spending at Hiltons or elite status. For example, you’ll automatically earn HHonors Silver status just for being a Citi HHonors Visa cardmember, while you’ll earn HHonors Gold status when you spend at least $20,000 on your Hilton Amex.

An important caveat
One other very important note is that if your credit doesn’t qualify you for a Visa Signature card, Bank of America may instead approve you for a Visa Platinum card, which carries a much lower 10,000 mile bonus after first purchase. Getting a Visa Signature card typically requires excellent credit, so if your credit is less than perfect, this is a risk you’ll want to consider.

Double the fun
Hawaiian Airlines currently has two separate credit card offers that are nearly identical, except for the issuing bank. Both Bank of America and the Bank of Hawaii offer their own versions of the card that provide virtually the same benefits. The Bank of Hawaii’s card does additionally allow you to make payments at a Bank of Hawaii branch and also to have your credit balance count towards Bankohana status, potentially reducing some of your banking fees.

Despite the fact that the Bank of Hawaii card is actually admistered by FIA, a subsidiary of Bank of America, you can still apply for both Hawaiian Airlines cards (each with a $79 annual fee) and get the bonuses for a potential total of 140,000 HHonors points.

For more info, see:

Hawaiian Air Visa Signature (Bank of America)
Hawaiian Air Visa Signature (Bank of Hawaii)

(via MMS)

This post is from Credit Card Watcher, where you'll always find the best credit card deals.

70,000 Hilton HHonors Points for Hawaiian Airlines Credit Card Signup

Under terms of the new promotion, you’ll earn 20,000 Flying Club miles after your first purchase. You’ll also receive an additional 25,000 bonus miles after you make at least $750 in purchases within 90 days of opening your account. In addition, you’ll earn 7,500 Flying Club miles for spending $15,000 and another 7,500 miles for reaching $25,000 in annual spending. Up to 5,000 more bonus miles may be earned for adding more Cardmembers to your account.

The card earns 1.5 points per dollar spent and helps towards elite status. You earn one tier point per $2,500 spent and up to 2 points per month. To qualify for Silver status, you need 15 tier points or 10 to renew. For Gold status, it takes 40 tier points to qualify, or 30 to renew. The card does have a $90 annual fee.

Link (Via FW)

This post is from Credit Card Watcher, where you'll always find the best credit card deals.

Virgin Atlantic Amex: Up to 65,000 Bonus Miles

B of A’s plan is to collect feedback from customers and then decide what to do going forward. Translation: if not enough people complain or close their accounts as a result of this move, there is a good chance that annual fees will be rolled out on a wider basis. Customers can opt-out of the fee, but that requires closing their accounts. Impacted customers must decide whether to opt out by December 16, 2009.

This post is from Credit Card Watcher, where you'll always find the best credit card deals.

Bank of America To Test New Annual Fees

Consumers do have the option of notifying Bank of America, opting out of the change, and keeping their current interest rate, but that requires making no new purchases on their card. Any new charges would cause the new, higher rate to apply to the entire balance.

This post is from Credit Card Watcher, where you'll always find the best credit card deals.

Bank of America Raises Credit Card Rates

• NYC Subway & Buses
• Staten Island Railroad & Ferry
• Long Island Railroad & Bus
• Metro-North Railroad
• Port Authority of NY/NJ
• Independent Ferries
• Bridge & Tunnel Tolls and EZ Pass

Participation in this promo is completely free. To enroll and find complete details, see www.bankofamerica.com/transit. (Via FW)

This post is from Credit Card Watcher, where you'll always find the best credit card deals.

For NYC BofA Visa Cardholders: Up to $100 Back on Transit

Previously, these cards had offered initial balance transfers of 0% for 12 months. Now, each of the following cards boast an excellent intro 0% for 15 months on balance transfers:

• Bank of America® WorldPoints® Platinum Plus® MasterCard® Credit Card
• Bank of America® Accelerated Cash Rewards™ American Express® Card
• Bank of America® Visa Signature® Credit Card with WorldPoints® Rewards: In addition, this card has also added a $25 signup bonus
• Bank of America® Cash Rewards Platinum Plus® MasterCard® Credit Card

This post is from Credit Card Watcher, where you'll always find the best credit card deals.

Bank of America Balance Transfer Offers: 0% APR for 15 Months

• 3 miles per dollar spent on Virgin Atlantic purchases
• 1.5 miles per dollar spent on other purchases
• 20,000 bonus miles after your first purchase
• Up to 15,000 bonus miles every anniversary, depending upon your spending
• Up to 5,000 bonus miles when you add additional Cardmembers to your account*
• Earn credit towards Flying Club Gold elite status with one tier point for every $2,500 in purchases and additional tier points when flying Virgin Atlantic
• 10 percent off published Virgin Atlantic Premium Economy fares through December 31, 2008

Cardmembers are also eligible for for bonus redemption opportunities: When you spend at least $25,000 in a year and redeem miles for an Economy reward ticket, you can get a second reward ticket for half the miles.

In addition, through the end of January 2009, cardmembers will earn an entry into a sweepstakes for a trip into space on Virgin Galactic for every $10,000 spent.

To learn more about these cards, see these links:

• Virgin Atlantic American Express® Card – Black
• Virgin Atlantic American Express® Card – White

This post is from Credit Card Watcher, where you'll always find the best credit card deals.

Virgin Atlantic Amex: Up to 40,000 Bonus Flying Club Miles and Access to Perks that are Literally Out of this World

Green Credit Cards
Here’s a rundown:

• The Brighter Planet Visa
  Every $1,000 spent in purchases with the card earns 1,000 points that will fund an estimated 1 ton of carbon offsets. In addition, you’ll earn 1,000 bonus points with your first transaction and another 1,000 points for using paperless statements. Also, until December 2008, Bank of America will match each two base points earned with the contribution of another point, equivalent to a 50% bonus.
• World Asssets Visa Signature Card
  For every purchase made on the card, 10 cents will be donated to nonprofit groups like the Ocean Conservancy and Global Fund for Children. In addition, the card earns WorldPoints which can be used towards cash rewards, travel rewards and more.
• Salmon Nation Visa
  A percentage of the income derived from the Salmon Nation Visa program goes directly to Ecotrust, a conservation organization aiming to strengthen communities and the environment from Alaska to California.
• GE Earth Rewards Credit Card
  This card from GE Money allows you two rewards options: 1) You can choose to contribute either a full 1% of your net purchases to emission reduction projects or 2) 0.5% towards emission offsets and 0.5% cash back for yourself. On Earth Day each year you’ll receive a statement that shows how your reward was spent to help reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
• World Wildlife Fund Card
  1% of each purchase will go towards the World Wildlife Fund, an organization with a mission to save endangered species and protect endangered habitats. In addition, Chase will donate $50 for each new account opened online.
• GreenPay MasterCard
  For each net $1 spent on gasoline and household utilities, the GreenPay Rewards program will provide 10 pounds of carbon offsets. For each $1 spent on everything else, the program will provide 5 pounds of carbon offsets. In addition, 10,000 pounds of CO2 will be removed as a first purchase bonus.
• Nature Conservancy Visa
  0.65% of your net purchases will go to the Nature Conservancy, a leading conservation organization committed to protecting ecologically important lands and waters. In addition, new card members will receive a complimentary 1 year membership and subscription to Nature Conservancy magazine.
• Bass Pro Shops Outdoor Rewards Platinum Plus Visa Card
  With each card purchase, Bass Pro Shops and the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation will make a contribution to help conservation efforts, with a guaranteed yearly contribution as high as $1.5 million, at no additional cost to you. You’ll also receive a $25 gift card after your first use.

Green Rewards Programs
Credit card issuers have expanded your rewards options recently, so that even general-use credit cards can earn green rewards. Here’s a sampling:

• Wells Fargo Enhanced Rewards
  Wells Fargo credit card users can enroll in an optional rewards program where the points that they earn can be used towards various green rewards, such as a solar charger or a garden composter. You can also choose to redeem reward points to support renewable energy projects and receive certificates for your donations. Enrolling in the rewards program costs $19 (or 2,000 points) a year for your credit card only, or $29 a year to enroll both your credit card and Check Card.
• Bank of America WorldPoints
  Bank of America offers any of its credit card holders who earn WorldPoints to redeem them for a wide range of eco-friendly products and projects. Any Bank of America credit card that earns WorldPoints is eligible to earn these rewards at no additional cost.
• Citi Thank You Network
  As part of its Thank You rewards network, Citi also offers a range of environmentally-responsible rewards. For instance, your Thank You points can be redeemed in exchange for having trees planted or for energy-saving CFL light bulbs.

Another Green Alternative
There’s also another option to consider when going green: instead of selecting a credit card specifically because it is green, you can always choose the best cash back card available and donate the cash rewards to your favorite environmental cause. It is slightly less convenient, but there at least three obvious benefits: 1) any donations will be tax-deductible, 2) you should be able to earn more rewards for your charity, and 3) you’ll have more choice as to exactly how your money is spent.

Regardless of the card you choose, chances are your issuer allows and even encourages your use of electronic-only statements. That’s one sure-fire way to get greener, and save both trees and gas.

This post is from Credit Card Watcher, where you'll always find the best credit card deals.

Green Credit Cards: An In-Depth List

• Earn 1 point for every $1 in net retail purchases
• With an eligible banking relationship, you’ll also earn an additional .25 bonus points for every $1 in net retail purchases each month. Maintain this relationship, and your base points earned during the year will be matched by 25%
• 0% Introductory APR on Purchases, Balance Transfers and Cash Advance Checks for your first 6 billing cycles

What this means is that, when you factor in the annual 0.25% bonus, you’ll earn a total of 1.5 points per dollar spent on anything. The main requirement is that you will need to have an open and eligible deposit, loan (other than a credit card), or investment account with Bank of America in order to earn that rate.

Points can be redeemed for cash, gift cards, travel or merchandise. According to a representative I spoke with, the points redemption for cash is as follows: 2,500 pts = $12.50; 5,000 pts = $25; 10,000 pts = $80; 15,000 pts = $120; 25,000 pts = $250; 50,000 pts = $500.

As long as you redeem at least 25,000 points at a time, this turns the card into a 1.5% flat cash back card on anything with no caps.

You can apply online at this link.

This post is from Credit Card Watcher, where you'll always find the best credit card deals.

BankAmericard Rewards Visa Credit Card – 1.5% Rebate on Everything

• 3 points per $1 spent at PetSmart, petsmart.com and Banfield, and 1 point per dollar everywhere else,
• 0% intro APR for 6 months on purchases and balance transfers (with no fee within the first 90 days)
• $20 PetSmart gift card after first purchase
• Personalize your credit card with your pet’s photo

As you can see, the offer is not much to “woof” about. (Compare this to the Chase Freedom card, for instance, which trumps this offer in nearly every respect.) But it did remind me of the Pet Rewards Visa, a card which I had previously panned. When looking at the Pet Rewards offer with fresh eyes, however, it actually looks to have a good niche use:

• Earn 2 points per dollar spent at participating veterinary clinincs, pet food retailers, farm and feed stores, and neighborhood pet stores; 1 point per dollar anywhere else
• 0% intro APR for 6 months on purchases and balance transfers (with no fee)
• 500 points after first purchase
• Personalize your rewards card with your pet’s photo

Now, on the surface these benefits look pretty similar to the Petsmart card. The redemption opportunities for the PetRewards credit card, however, make the difference. You can redeem 1000 points for $20 worth of vet expenses at any veterinary office, turning this card into a 2% card for general use, or 4% if your pet care expenses are with participating vendors. The main issue with redemption, of course, is the convenience factor, as you’ll have to fill out a form and return receipts in order to be reimbursed. For those with pet expenses who don’t mind sending in receipts, however, this card represents a reasonable option.

This post is from Credit Card Watcher, where you'll always find the best credit card deals.

Pet Credit Cards: PetSmart Pet Perks Visa, PetRewards Visa

25000 miles is enough for a round-trip ticket within the continental United States and Canada. They can alternatively be redeemed for award travel between the continental U.S. or Canada and the Carribbean during the “Off-Peak” season.

As usual, the card offers 0% APR on purchases and balance transfers for 6 months with no balance transfer fee. There is a $90 annual fee for Visa Signature and Platinum Plus accounts, and a $50 annual fee for Preferred accounts.

This post is from Credit Card Watcher, where you'll always find the best credit card deals.

US Airways Signature Visa: 25,000 Bonus Dividend Miles

20,000 miles is valid for a Round Trip Coach Saver Award ticket between the United States and Canda on either Alaska Airlines or Horizon Air. Note that the card has an annual fee of $75 for Visa Signature and Platinum Plus accounts, and $45 for Preferred accounts.

You can see the offer, along with a summary of the card’s benefits, here.

This post is from Credit Card Watcher, where you'll always find the best credit card deals.

Alaska Airlines Visa: Free Roundtrip Ticket with Application

Apply for the Iowa Rewards credit card and receive 25,000 points! after qualifying transaction(s)

If you don’t carry a UI credit card or have a non-rewards UI card, you can apply at 1-866-438-6262 (be sure to mention priority code FABHTN if you’d like the Tigerhawk card or FABHPD if you’d like to receive the card featuring the Old Capitol.)

In order to receive your 25,000 points, you need to either spend or balance transfer at least $250. 25,000 points are exchangeable for $250 in cash, an airline ticket, or other rewards. The card also offers 0% balance transfers for 12 months, with a 3% uncapped balance transfer fee.

The offer is located here.

This post is from Credit Card Watcher, where you'll always find the best credit card deals.

WorldPoints® Platinum Plus® Credit Card: $250 Bonus with Application

“Offering not the usual one, but instead two free nights, is a stand-out offer that will really appeal to current and potential guests,” said Bill Carlson, senior vice president, consumer revenue growth for Choice Hotels.

Note that the promotion is for 16,000 bonus points, which may not be enough for two nights at all Choice hotels. For more information, visit this link.

This post is from Credit Card Watcher, where you'll always find the best credit card deals.

ChoicePrivilegesVisa: Two Free Hotel Nights With Signup

Note: Be sure to check the latest balance transfer offers from all credit card issuers by using the offers database at this link. You can also browse the directory of card deals here.

This post is from Credit Card Watcher, where you'll always find the best credit card deals.

Bank of America No Fee Balance Transfer Offers

To see the full list of museums, visit http://www.bankofamericapromotions.com/museums/.

This post is from Credit Card Watcher, where you'll always find the best credit card deals.

Free Museum Visits for Bank of America Cardholders

Transaction fee for Balance Transfers and Cash Advance Checks: None of each such cash advance (minimum $0 ).

This does nothing to suggest that the fee is actually 3% with no cap; while awkward, it does seem to suggest that there should be no fee. Compare this language to that on cards which do charge 3% with no fee (for example, the WorldPoints Platinum Plus MasterCard):

Transaction fee for Balance Transfers and Cash Advance Checks: 3% of each such cash advance (minimum $10).

To me, it seems more than reasonable to assume that the first card has no fee. Yet the reality is different. The awkward wording for the first card does suggest the possibility that some improper updating of the T&C’s is involved. However, that language has been used on their web site for at least a few months.

Given the potential ambiguity, you would hope that BofA would at least honor the no fee terms for customers who were honestly misled. It wouldn’t hurt to change the terms on their web site, either.

This post is from Credit Card Watcher, where you'll always find the best credit card deals.

Beware of Bank of America No Fee Balance Transfers

• An official MLB licensed jersey after your first qualifying transaction
• An Apple iPod nano by making any combination of purchase or cash advance transactions (balance transfers included) totaling $2,000
• Intro 0% APR for Cash Advance Checks and Balance Transfers through your first twelve billing cycles. (subject to a 3% transaction fee, no less than $10)

More information about this offer can be found here.
Edit 7/26/2007: The previous offer with the iPod nano is no longer available. For details of the current offer, please see this page.

This post is from Credit Card Watcher, where you'll always find the best credit card deals.

BofA MLB Extra Bases Credit Card: Free iPod Nano & Jersey

If you make your first purchase before July 31, 2006, you’ll earn a bonus of 20,000 points. If you wait until August 1, 2006 or later to make your first purchase, your bonus is 10,000 points. For further details, see http://www.goldpointsplus.com/.

This post is from Credit Card Watcher, where you'll always find the best credit card deals.

Goldpoints Plus: 20,000 Bonus Signup Points Before July 31

I just called the Power Rewards Center at 1-888-434-2232, and they told me they will indeed be phasing out BOTH the 30,000 point reward (for $450 statement credit, 1.5% cash back), and the 50,000 point reward (for $1,000 statement credit, 2% cash back). She did not know when the phase out will occur, which is disappointing because I specifically asked her, “so, possibly by the end of this year?” She did not know.

Anyway, she said the highest cash back reward would be 20,000 points for a $200 statement credit, only 1% cash back.

This is a real shame, as this used to be a great card for big spenders, where a true 2% cash back was possible. Then again, that it was such a great deal probably spelled its demise. It also underscores the recurring problem with points based programs–that they can be devalued at any time.

Current cardholders would be well advised to get to one of the higher tiers and cash out while the 1.5% and 2% redemption tiers are still available. Currently these redemption options are only available by calling a CSR.

This post is from Credit Card Watcher, where you'll always find the best credit card deals.

Bank of America Phasing Out 1.5% and 2% Cash Back on Power Rewards Visa

The link to this offer is here. Credit for this find goes to FT.

This post is from Credit Card Watcher, where you'll always find the best credit card deals.

Receive $50 When Opening a New Bank of America Small Business Credit Card Account

• America’s Cup Racing Experience
  6-day/5-night adventure for two in St. Maarten, including air, hotel and a half-day sail on a former America’s Cup boat
• Viva Las Vegas
  6-day/5-night New Year’s Eve celebration for two in Las Vegas, including air, accommodations, $5,000 spending money and more.
• Sandals Resort Getaway
  7-day/6-night getaway for two to any Sandals Signature All-Inclusive Resort, including air, a 50-minute couples massage and more.
• Greek Island Cruise Experience
  8-day/7-night charter for two in the Greek Islands, including air, cabin accommodations, exclusive use of yacht and more.

You’ll also be entered in an instant win game where 1,000 Canon PowerShot A530 Digital Cameras and 1,000 Travel World Clock/Calculators will be given away.

For more information, see the official rules.

This post is from Credit Card Watcher, where you'll always find the best credit card deals.

Bank of America “Pack Your Bags Getaway” Sweepstakes

To apply, call 1-800-341-7589 or visit http://www.choiceprivilegesvisa.com.  For current details, see this page.

This post is from Credit Card Watcher, where you'll always find the best credit card deals.

Choice Privileges Visa: 24,000 Point Signup Bonus – Enough for 3 Free Hotel Nights