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This offer is no longer available on our site: Free Spirit® Travel More World Elite Mastercard®
What you need to know about the Free Spirit® Travel More World Elite Mastercard®
If you’re a fan of flying Spirit Airlines, the Free Spirit® Travel More World Elite Mastercard®can help you make the most of your travel. But keep in mind that the airline mostly serves destinations on the East Coast and the Caribbean, so flight options are limited.
Let’s take a closer look at some of the card’s standout features.
Who this card is good for
If Spirit Airlines serves regions you like to visit and you enjoy taking advantage of its low cost, no-frills service offering, then the Free Spirit® Travel More World Elite Mastercard® could be a good fit.
The card comes with a solid sign-up bonus and some decent long-term benefits, too. And if you can take advantage of the companion pass and bonus rewards categories, you can offset the card’s annual fee.
But if you’re not a frequent Spirit Airlines flyer, you might get more value and flexibility from a general travel card.
About the author: Sean McQuay is a long-time personal finance nerd. He’s passionate about budgets, credit cards, and earning useful rewards with minimal effort. He lives in the San Francisco Bay Area and is a father to three rambunctious kids. Read more.
