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New Bask Bank Offer: A Straightforward Way To Earn 82,500 Miles In Six Months Without Spending Money
I haven’t written about Bask Bank since last summer, even though it’s one of the best ways to earn miles without actually spending money.
The Bask Mileage Savings Account awards 2.5 American Airlines AAdvantage®️ Bonus Miles per dollar saved annually. It’s a savings account that awards miles instead of money. This is one of the highest returns possible, and there are attractive tax reasons to like this as well.
[Expired] Bask Bank New Customer Offer: 5,000 American Airlines AAdvantage Miles
Those new to Bask Bank who open an account and save $25,000 for 90 days earn 5,000 bonus miles. You only are required to keep the money in the account half the time compared to the previous offer to earn the bonus.
And this is in addition to the standard earning of 2.5 AAdvantage miles per dollar saved annually.
[ENDED] Bask Bank Bonus Offer: New And Existing Customers Earn Up To 20,000 Miles
Bask Bank has increased how fast you earn American Airlines AAdvantage® miles by 150% since they launched their Bask Bank Mileage Savings Account just before the start of the pandemic. They now reward you with 2.5 miles per dollar saved annually.
And they’ve just launched a new bonus offer to encourage you to start saving with them, or grow your savings. You can earn up to 20,000 bonus miles on top of the regular miles you earn each month. Existing customers are eligible for this offer, not just new customers.
Earn 25% More: Bask Bank Now Awards 2.5 Miles Per Dollar Saved!
If you aren’t earning frequent flyer miles from your savings account, you probably should be. At least you should open an account – which has no annual fees or minimum balances – so that you have the option to earn miles when you want to. It’s a great way of potentially earning a lot of miles, and one of the very few ways to do that without actually spending money.
The Bask Bank Mileage Savings Account rewards you with frequent flyer miles instead of interest. You earn 2 American Airlines AAdvantage® miles for every $1 saved annually.
Bask Bank High Interest Savings Account Now Paying 5.10% APY
Bask Bank is known for its Mileage Savings Account which awards American AAdvantage miles rather than interest – the math on this works out especially well in a low-interest rate environment.
They’ve now launched a new Bask Interest Savings Account, which is no longer restricted to Bask Mileage Savings Account holders.
NEW: Earn 2 AAdvantage Miles Per Dollar Saved With Bask Bank
Effective today Bask Bank is now awarding 2 American AAdvantage miles per dollar annually on its Bask Mileage Savings Account, an increase of 1/3 over the previous 1.5 miles per dollar and double where the earn rate was in July.
There’s also a compelling offer for opening a new Bask Mileage Savings Account by December 15, 2022.
Bask Bank Increases Mileage Earning 25%: Now Earn 1.5 AAdvantage Miles Per Dollar On Savings
Effective today Bask Bank is now awarding 1.5 American AAdvantage miles per dollar annually on its Bask Mileage Savings Account, an increase of 25% over the previous 1.2 miles per dollar. And that rate had only gone into effect on August 1. From the time of product inception (about two and a half years ago) until that point, the account had earned 1 mile per dollar. So that’s a 50% increase in earn rate in just over two months.
Bask Bank Increases Mileage Earning By 20%
I use this account myself as a place to park short-term funds I need for taxes, like for the property taxes on my home. I’m already using the account, so a 20% increase in mileage-earning is especially appreciated. I’ll earn more miles for doing exactly what I already do.
Now That Bask Bank Offers 1.25%, Should You Choose Miles Or Interest For Your Savings?
Bask Bank is known for its Mileage Savings Account which awards American AAdvantage miles rather than interest – the math on this works out especially well in what’s still a low-interest rate environment.
They’ve also launched a Bask Interest Savings Account and they’ve just raised the interest rate (APY) by 56% after the recent Fed meeting.