For a card that supposedly lives in Barclays’ back closet, the Arrival+ sure keeps getting attention. The Barclays Arrival® Plus World Elite Mastercard® has always been a bit of an …
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Why AMEX Centurion Cardholders Don’t Play The Same Points Game We Do
by joehegby joehegFor many of us in the points and miles world, credit card strategy is all about optimization. We know which card earns 4X at restaurants, which one earns 5X on …
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Do Hotel Restaurants Code as Dining or Travel? It’s Not Always What You Think
by joehegby joehegIf you collect points and miles, you probably try to use the best credit card for every purchase. In theory, that sounds easy enough. In practice, it can get a …
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Remember when radio and television were free? Sure, we had to sit through commercials, but that was the trade-off. Now, just about everything we watch or listen to comes with …
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Why Your Streaming Purchase Didn’t Earn The Bonus Points You Expected
by joehegby joehegYou’d think a “streaming” bonus category would be pretty straightforward. Subscribe to a streaming service, pay the bill, earn bonus points. Done. Except that’s not how it always works. I …
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Most people think of Barclays as a bank that issues airline cards or simple fixed-value travel cards. But one forgotten Barclays product still does something you might not expect: it …
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Amazon is the largest company by revenue. So it manages to sneak into almost everyone’s budget — household basics, random gadgets, and last-minute gifts. And if you’re into points and …
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If you have an American Express card and you’re not using Amex Offers, you may be leaving real money on the table. Amex Offers are targeted promotions attached to your …
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One of the Best Everyday Spend Promos I’ve Seen (If You’re Targeted)
by joehegby joehegEvery once in a while, Citi sends out one of those offers that makes you stare at the screen for a second and go… wait, really? If you have the …
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You know the script: in the points-and-miles world, the “right” redemption is always a lie-flat seat that costs $8,000… booked for 60,000 points… with a champagne flute in the stock …