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I applied for Asiana credit card and was approved for their Visa Platinum version which gives only 5,000 bonus miles. I want to get one more card, not Asiana airlines card, to earn more miles. Can you recommend me one?

Answered on March 20, 2015 | Updated on March 20th, 2015

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You can consider applying for a credit card which is not an airline credit card. For example, it can be the Discover it® Miles credit card. The card will allow you to earn 1.5 miles on all your purchases. All earned miles can be redeemed for airline tickets with any airline, hotel rooms, rental cars or cash. The miles you will earn are basically cash back rewards, so you can redeem your miles for cash and cover the expenses that are not covered by your Visa Platinum rewards. Discover cards do not have annual fees.

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