REVIEW: Hyatt Regency Tamaya Resort and Spa
Hyatt Regency Tamaya Resort Review If you’re looking for a resort that has mountains, perfect weather, plenty of activities to keep you busy, space to let you relax away from
Hyatt Regency Tamaya Resort Review If you’re looking for a resort that has mountains, perfect weather, plenty of activities to keep you busy, space to let you relax away from
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Chase Sapphire Preferred vs Chase Sapphire Reserve If you’ve been in award travel circles for more than a few minutes, you’ve heard of the “5/24 rule” (which you can read
Missing American Airlines Miles Against my own advice, I decided to chase American Airlines status in 2023. I’ve never had airline status before, other than promotional status with Southwest Airlines,
Allianz Annual Travel Insurance Earlier this month, I wrote about our experience in year one with an Allianz annual travel insurance policy. At the time, we had a third claim
Our spending habits may have changed during this time of social distancing, but everyone still needs to eat. If you’re like my family, you’re spending even more on groceries since
Nothing in life is certain, except death, taxes, and earning credit card rewards with your tax bill. You read that right: turn lemons into lemonade. If you owe federal taxes (or think you might), now is the time to open a new credit card and hit a minimum spend with that tax bill!
As soon as folks start the award travel journey they always wonder “What are my points & miles worth?” It’s a great question, as it helps you understand whether to pay cash, to use points or miles, or to look at a different program for better value.
The World of Hyatt credit card is incredibly valuable and rewarding. While it is quite easy to accrue Hyatt points via Chase Ultimate Rewards cards, as Chase is a transfer partner, the World of Hyatt credit card also makes sense for most award travelers.
We typically recommend most folks to start with Chase cards because of the 5/24 rule. And of all the Chase cards, the Chase Sapphire Preferred is really the best option for most of those starting off in award travel.
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