Status Match challenges can be a great way to utilize your status in another program to add on a second program. Having status with multiple programs can add flexibility for your planning when going on a trip. Marriott has been having some great sales so it may be a chance to add on to some planned stays.
Fetch is a receipt scanning app which awards you points for scanning receipts. If you buy certain brands, you earn even more points.
Many times, especially after you’ve been in the award travel world for a while, you may be approved for a smaller credit limit than you wanted or expected. This could be for various reasons, such as issues on your credit report, credit extended to you with that specific credit card company, total available credit, or low credit utilization or non-use of your existing credit cards.
I am always excited about free money and that is no different with the Ibotta app. You’re earning cash-back for groceries that you were planning to purchase anyway. In addition, it may give you a way to try new products for much less. It is nice to cash in that $20 every now and then. Overall, I have earned almost $220 cash back with Ibotta without doing any extra work other than a couple clicks and a receipt picture.
Now might be the time to add an American Express Platinum Card to your wallet, specifically a Charles Schwab Platinum. Let me explain why I added this card to my wallet back in late May and why you may want to do the same.
DO$H is a mobile application that links to your existing debit and credit cards and earns you cash back. Some offers may be a percentage and some may have a fixed amount. As with other apps, there is a $25 minimum to cash out.
I am always excited about free money and that is no different with the Pei app. You’re earning cash-back for merchants that you were planning purchases anyway, usually at a 1% return. It’s nice to cash in that $25 a few times a year or even once a year. Combined with other apps, you can easily earn hundreds of dollars a year!!!
Oftentimes, IHG is the forgotten major hotel chain for award travelers. Travelers, especially award travelers, think of Marriott, Hilton, and Hyatt before they consider IHG. This may be a mistake!
We explain how Pay Over Time cards differ from credit cards, and which Amex cards fall under each of those two categories, in light of Amex’s 5-card limit.
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.
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