Chase had long been at the top of the food chain when it came to desirable credit card products and having a valuable transferable points currency. Ultimate Rewards became known for their ease of use, wealth of transfer partners, and versatility.
AA is one of two (the other being Alaska Airlines) airlines in the USA that has an international award chart but does not partner with Amex, Capital One, Chase or Citi for points transfers to its mileage program.
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
Earlier this week, we examined the most common misconception about credit cards: explaining why opening up several credit cards does
We explain the most important rule in award travel. Following this one rule is crucial for traveling on points.
Can you apply for a business card? Probably, yes. The requirements for approval are oftentimes more lenient (yes, you read that correctly) than personal cards. Thinking about it, this makes sense.
In yesterday’s post, I explored the value of various points and miles. While it is a personal decision and calculation,
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