In response to the World Health Organization declaring the outbreak of coronavirus (COVID-19) a global pandemic, Airbnb adopted an extenuating circumstances policy for travelers. The WHO’s announcement was on March
All of the four major hotel chains offer fee-free changes and cancellations for near-term travel. As of April 22, 2020, all 4 major hotel chains had extended elite status through early 2022. It sure is nice to see these major hotel chains stepping up to alleviate some of the travel-related uncertainty caused by the coronavirus pandemic.
Business spend is anything that you need to spend for your business. This can range from food to office supplies to cell phones to toys to travel. For the purposes of this article, we focus on what most consider “typical” business spend and how to maximize flexible currencies, rather than any co-branded cards.
We get it: many people love Southwest Airlines. There’s a reason their stock-ticker symbol is LUV, after all. Even if you are loyal to their brand, should you be loyal
No matter where you live, what you do, or how you commute to/from the places you regularly frequent, we all benefit from gas stations. Even if you do not own
There is no single credit card that can meet everyone’s needs. Consider your unique situation, spending habits and travel goals to determine the option that best suits you.
Once you have your first travel rewards credit card, a Chase Sapphire Preferred or something similar, the focus typically switches to how to earn more points & miles. Once of the most frequently asked questions we hear is “how do you earn points and miles after you’ve signed up for all the cards?”
Just a few weeks ago, you got a new credit card. Your main focus was hitting the $2,000, $3,000, $4,000 or higher minimum spend and receive the sign-up bonus. As
One of the most common questions we receive from folks starting out in the points and miles hobby is what points should they accumulate. Chase Ultimate Rewards? American Airlines AAdvantage
Earlier this week, we examined the most common misconception about credit cards: explaining why opening up several credit cards does not harm your credit. In fact, your credit score typically
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