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I had Continental airlines credit card quite a long time ago but I had to close it because bankruptcy. The bankruptcy has fallen off my reports already and I managed to bring my score back to that it was before it, and now I’m looking to apply for Continental credit card but can’t seem to find where to apply. Can you help?

Answered on January 12, 2017 | Updated on January 12th, 2017

Tags: Continental Airlines, Credit Cards, Rewards

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It’s not a surprise you cannot find application for a Continental Airlines credit card because this airline was acquired by United Airlines. Continental’s frequent flyer program turned into MileagePlus and all credit cards were transferred as well. So now you have to choices: you can apply for a United Airlines credit card or you can apply for a travel rewards credit card. While everything is quite clear about the first card, the second may need some additional information. Travel rewards credit cards are cards that are not tied to one specific airline. Such cards will allow you to earn rewards on all your purchases, including on travel purchases, and redeem them for travel expenses like airfare, hotel stays, and rental cars.

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