It was a little quiet around here this week. But in case you missed them, check out this week’s posts:
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Credit Card Offers
- 4 Nights in Paradise. Limited time offer for the Amex Surpass 85,000 point offer. But is this the best card?
Travel Tips & Other
- How to Get Free Internet at Hotels. Find out which hotels offer free in-room Wi-Fi and save money when traveling.
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