Frontier credit card - Revision history

Editor at 18:01, 10 September 2021

2021-09-10T18:01:15Z

Editor at 06:32, 19 February 2021

2021-02-19T06:32:56Z

Editor: Editor moved page Frontier Credit Card to Frontier credit card without leaving a redirect

2021-02-19T04:39:52Z

Editor moved page Frontier Credit Card to Frontier credit card without leaving a redirect

Editor: /* Collecting the Signup Bonus */

2021-02-17T22:10:47Z

‎Collecting the Signup Bonus

Editor: /* Getting Rid of the Card */

2020-10-24T03:59:07Z

‎Getting Rid of the Card

Editor: /* Getting Rid of the Card */

2020-10-24T03:50:31Z

‎Getting Rid of the Card

Editor: /* Bonus Categories */

2020-10-19T20:05:11Z

‎Bonus Categories

Editor: /* Bonus Categories */

2020-10-19T20:04:55Z

‎Bonus Categories

Editor: /* Other Notable Benefits */

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‎Other Notable Benefits

Editor: /* Spending Your Way to Status */

2020-10-11T17:28:55Z

‎Spending Your Way to Status

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 {{CardInfobox
 |Bank=Barclays
-|Webpage=//home.barclaycardus.com/cards/frontier-airlines-world-mastercard.html
+|Webpage=//cards.barclaycardus.com/banking/cards/frontier-airlines-world-mastercard/
 |Webpage2=[//www.barclaycardus.com/apply/Landing.action?campaignId=2481&shopperid=&cellNumber=2 Frontier Webpage]
 |ApplyLink=//www.barclaycardus.com/apply/Landing.action?campaignId=2246&cellNumber=8

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		+	{{DISPLAYTITLE: Frontier Airlines Credit Card}}
	{{Page\|card\|barclays cards\|airline cards}}		{{Page\|card\|barclays cards\|airline cards}}

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 <ul class="bulletlist">
-<li>'''If you fly Frontier, it is worth signing-up for this card, just for the signup bonus'''. The normal bonus is 40,000 miles. That's enough for two round trip tickets within the United States and Puerto Rico. However, because Frontier flights are so inexpensive, it is hard to find opportunities to good value from your reward points.</li>
+<li>'''If you fly Frontier, it is worth signing-up for this card just for the signup bonus'''. {{Signup Amount|40,000 Frontier Miles}} That's enough for two round trip tickets within the United States and Puerto Rico. However, because Frontier flights are so inexpensive, it is hard to find opportunities to good value from your reward points.</li>
 {{Signup Barclays}}

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 <li>{{Cancel Keep Points|Frontier miles|miles|Frontier}}</li>
-<li>'''If you keep a Barclays Card and don't spend on it, you can have a harder time signing up for new Barclays cards'''.</li>
+<li>'''If you keep a Barclays Card and don't spend on it, you can have a harder time getting approved for new Barclays cards'''.</li>
-<li>'''You can wait to cancel the card until after the annual fee shows up on your statement'''. As long as you cancel within 30 days of the statement closing date, Amex will refund the fee.</li>
+<li>'''You can wait to cancel the card until after the annual fee shows up on your statement'''. As long as you cancel within 30 days of the statement closing date, Barclays will refund the fee.</li>
 <li>{{Cancel Retention}}</li>

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 === Getting Rid of the Card ===
-{{Cancel Keep Points|Frontier miles|miles}}
+<ul class="bulletlist">
-But, there is no real downside to cancelling your card (if you don't want it). Plus, if you keep a Barclays card, and don't spend on it, you can have a harder time signing up for new Barclays cards.
+<li>'''If you keep a Barclays Card and don't spend on it, you can have a harder time signing up for new Barclays cards'''.</li>
 {{/Main|card}}
 {{/Page|card}}

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 {{Bonus Airline|med|Frontier|2x Frontier miles}}
-<li>{{Bonus Medium|restaurant|3x Frontier miles might be}} {[Link|restaurant spending}}</li>
+<li>{{Bonus Medium|restaurant|3x Frontier miles might be}} {{Link|restaurant spending}}</li>
 {{Bonus Everyday}}

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 <ul class="bulletlist">
-<li>'''Annual $100 Frontier Airlines voucher (with a $2,500 spending requirement)'''. You'll receive a voucher if you spend $2,500 with the card during your each 12 month period, starting when you open the card. If you are planning on holding onto the card, it makes sense to try to spend enough to earn the voucher. Even if you paid a 2.5% service fee to generate the $2,500 in spending, it would only get a $100 voucher for $62.50.  </li>
+<li>'''Annual $100 Frontier Airlines voucher (with a $2,500 spending requirement)'''. You'll receive a voucher if you spend $2,500 with the card during each 12 month period (starting when you open the card). If you are planning on holding onto the card, it probably makes sense to try to spend enough to earn the voucher. Even if you paid a 2.5% service fee to generate the $2,500 in spending, you would earn a $100 voucher for $62.50 in fees.  </li>
-<li>'''Waived award redemption fees'''. You'll save $15 on each of your longer-term award redemptions, and even more on short term redemptions.</li>
+<li>'''Waived award redemption fees'''. You'll save $15 on each of your longer-term award redemptions and even more on shorter-term redemptions.</li>
 <li>'''Ability to pool miles'''. Cardholders can combine points from up to 8 different linked accounts to aggregate enough points to make an award redemption.</li>

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-<li>'''If you aren't going to fly enough miles to get to the next elite status level, you can use the card to get you there'''. For example, if you wind up flying 12,000 miles over the course of the year, you can spend $8,000 on the card to make it to the "Elite 20K level"; or if you wind up flying 30,000 miles, you could spend $20,000 on the card to get to the "Elite 50K level".</li>
+<li>'''You can use the card to get the next highest status level'''. For example, if you wind up flying 12,000 miles over the course of the year, you can spend $8,000 on the card to make it to the "Elite 20K level". Or if you wind up flying 30,000 miles, you could spend $20,000 on the card to get to the "Elite 50K level".</li>
-<li>'''Earning status can significantly lower the "add-on" costs from flying Frontier'''. With Frontier, you pay extra for bags, seating, etc. Even low-level (20K) elites get free carry-ons, free seat assignments, and free access to "stretch seating" at check-in. 50K elites get free assigned seating for their entire family, and 100K elites get "the WORKS bundle" for their entire family, and a free checked bag.</li>
+<li>'''Earning status can significantly lower the "add-on" costs of flying on Frontier'''. With Frontier, you pay extra for bags, seating, etc. Even low-level (20K) elites get free carry-ons, free seat assignments, and free access to "stretch seating" at check-in. 50K elites get free assigned seating for their entire family and 100K elites get "the WORKS bundle" for their entire family and a free checked bag.</li>
-Given the low reward rate of the card, it typically isn't worthwhile to earn status primarily via spending. The opportunity cost of spending even $20,000 on the card, is at least $300.
+<li>'''Given the low reward rate, it typically isn't worthwhile to earn status primarily via spending'''. The opportunity cost of spending even $20,000 on the card is at least $300.</li>
-<li>'''But, if you frequently fly Frontier, spending on the card can be the key to saving hundreds of dollars of fees'''. The more you fly on Frontier, the more valuable the elite status benefits are, and the less you'll need to spend on the card to earn status.</li>
+<li>'''But if you frequently fly Frontier, spending on the card can be the key to saving hundreds of dollars of fees'''. The more you fly on Frontier, the more valuable the elite status benefits are and the less you'll need to spend on the card to earn status.</li>
 </ul>