Wanderlust? Save Up For Future Travel Now...

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Did you know that you can fly coast to coast on Southwest for as little as 13,000 points and you can earn 40,000 Southwest Rapid Rewards Points with the Chase Southwest Visa card?  All you have to do is spend $1,000 within the first 3 months of opening your account!  

If you're new to points and miles and want to learn more before getting started, send me a message at wheelsupwithpoints@gmail.com.







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