In the first week of Travel on Points, Sarah wrote an article outlining the various “values” of points and miles and hinting that we would present our own valuation of
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After two weeks of blog posts, we thought it might be useful to review where we’ve been and summarize a few key takeaway points from the blog so far. Join
You either Luv or hate Southwest Airlines (IATA: WN). It seems there is no in-between regarding America’s favorite low cost carrier. For the luvers (I can do this all day!)
Now that you know deciding between the Chase Sapphire Preferred and Chase Sapphire Reserve is your first major travel card decision, how do you know which one is right for you?
Within the last week, Chase announced a new transfer partner: Emirates Skywards. While Emirates was already a transfer partner of Amex, Capital One, and Marriott Bonvoy, adding Chase as
80,000 point bonus when you spend $2,000 in three months! 15,000 points when you refer a friend! 25,000 round-trip economy domestic U.S. airfare! What does any of this mean? In
If you’ve learned about award travel for the first time, only to realize that you are over 5/24 (whomp, whomp, whomp!), do not fret! There are TONS of great options out there, as the only bank that unofficially-officially recognizes the “5/24 rule” is Chase.
The points and miles hobby has a big emphasis on credit card sign-ups because of the value that can be found in points and because of the large bonuses cards
We promise to keep things short, sweet, and packed with awesome insights!
