Hilton Adds Apartments To Their Portfolio, Saks Officially Files Bankruptcy & Amtrak Rail Pass Is 50% Off

January 15, 2026
Mark Ostermann

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January 15, 2026
Mark Ostermann

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ToP Roundup

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Interesting Articles

Hilton Adds Apartment Options To Its Portfolio – Hilton

Might be useful for families that need some extra space, or for a larger group trip.

Saks Files for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy – Danny the Deal Guru

Burn those credits / gift cards sooner rather than later. Hopefully Amex replaces this crappy thing in the second half of the year.

Amtrak Rail Pass: $250, Save $249 – Doctor of Credit

The 30 day timeframe is a big deterrent. If you can make it work then I think it could be pretty valuable though. If you were thinking of using it for commuter trains they limit the same routes to 4 one ways. It could be a part of how you use it though.