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The Interval World Mastercard® Credit Card earns elevated 3X points for every $1 spent on Interval International purchases only (exclusive to cardholders enrolled in the Interval World Mastercard Rewards program), 2X at gas stations and restaurants and 1X points for spendings everywhere else Mastercard is accepted.

Please note that the Interval World Mastercard® Credit Card Accounts are part of the Interval WVT Mastercard® program and issued by Comenity Capital Bank. The Interval World Mastercard is separate and independent from the World Mastercard program and does not receive World Mastercard benefits.

If you're not loyal to the Interval International and do not intend to pay maintenance fees, it's worth considering general rewards credit cards.

For example, see if the Discover it® Miles card. This no-annual-fee card also earns 1.5x miles on all purchases and comes with 15 months of 0% Intro APR% intro APR on purchases and balance transfers (17.24% - 28.24% Variable APR after that). As a bonus, Discover will match all the miles you earn in the first year, with no cap. In other words, you'll earn a respectable 3x miles on all purchases in the first year.

The card lets you redeem miles to cover any eligible travel purchases you make with your card, including airfare, hotel stays and more. This means you don't have to book travel through a specific portal, nor do you have to worry about blackout dates or capacity controls. From there, you can use the Discover it Miles you've earned to cover any travel bookings by turning your miles into statement credits for travel purchases made within the last 180 days.

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