Technology is awesome. It makes everything so much more convenient. However thanks to dishonest people in the world, it has its downside, too. It seems that almost everyone has a …
loyalty programs
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Hotels
Can You Use Someone Else’s Free Night Award For A Hotel Stay?
by SharonKurhegby SharonKurhegNot long ago, we received an email from one of our readers: My parents started dabbling in points, miles and credit cards during the pandemic. They currently have a certificate …
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When it comes to using points for hotel stays, most people agree that Hyatt points are the most valuable. During our stay at the Grand Hyatt Kauai, we redeemed our …
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Points & Miles
Status Match Struggle: Trying to Match My Wyndham & Caesars Rewards Accounts
by joehegby joehegOver a year ago, we signed up for the Wyndham Earner Business card. While we didn’t get to use the points earned from the bonus last year, we have several …
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It’s a great feeling when you can use loyalty points to pay for your travels. It’s an even better feeling when you can use those points to travel in a …
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Points & Miles
The Risks of Transferrable Points for Travel Rewards: What You Need to Know
by joehegby joehegI recommend earning transferrable points rather than points in a single loyalty program. For instance, I would prefer earning Chase Ultimate Rewards points over points with Aeroplan, Hyatt, or United. …
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Once you’ve been paying attention to points and miles for a while, it becomes inevitable that you’ll end up with a stack of membership cards from various programs. Airline programs. …
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Points & Miles
Pitfalls To Avoid When Booking Award Tickets Using Miles from a Different Airline Loyalty Program
by joehegby joehegWhen it comes to booking airline tickets, using frequent flyer miles can be a great way to save money. One of the major advantages of using miles is the ability …
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When Sharon married me, I’m not sure she knew that she would unwittingly become Player Two in my quest to earn as many travel points and miles as possible. Not …
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You should always sign up for airline frequent flyer programs. First of all, it’s free. In addition, having your information on file with the airline saves time when making a …