I use the Citi Double Cash card as a standard to compare other credit cards. It has no annual fee and earns 2% cash back on all purchases. If you’re…
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Why I’m Paranoid About Meeting An American Express Spending Requirement
by joehegby joehegWhen I’m considering signing up for a new card, there are several things I think about. How big is the signup bonus? Will I keep this card for the long…
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While some people who earn points and miles through credit card bonuses constantly try to push the limits of what banks will allow, that’s not my style. I prefer to…
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There are many ways to get through the TSA checkpoint more quickly. While some are free, like airports offering reservation systems to skip the line, we pay for memberships with TSA PreCheck…
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American Express is the only bank offering co-branded cards with Hilton Honors. Its card line includes options ranging from one with no annual fee to the Hilton Aspire card with…
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In the last couple of years, I’ve really started to appreciate Hyatt hotels and the World of Hyatt program. Hyatt’s points are some of the most valuable out there. Even…
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I recently shared our story of going to the AMEX Centurion Lounge at Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL). I had neglected to put my AMEX Platinum Card in my wallet…
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Earn 10,000 Ultimate Rewards For Booking Hotel With Chase Travel (Targeted)
by joehegby joehegChase has been introducing spending offers for its credit card lineup every quarter as soon as the previous offer concludes. It seems that the value of the offers and the…
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If you haven’t heard, Chase and Hyatt have a limited-time sign-up offer for the World of Hyatt Card. Until October 31, new applicants can receive 5 free nights at a…
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Why Pay for a 2% Cash Back Card with So Many No Annual Fee Options?
by joehegby joehegIt’s advantageous to have a cashback credit card in your wallet. Unforeseen travel expenses can transform a supposedly “free” trip into one that puts a dent in your budget. It’s…