Caroline Yoder
Carrie Yoder spent ~5 years as a digital nomad with her husband Drew managing their points and miles travel blog, "Travel Is Free". Now she uses the content management, digital media, and design skills she learned then with Frequent Miler.
How Greg uses his Delta Platinum credit card perks | Coffee Break Ep46 |...
With a $350 annual fee, the Delta Platinum credit card is not cheap. But like most of these more expensive cards, it comes with perks and credits that help off-set that cost. Since Greg...
Avoiding high VRBO deposits, aftermath of Delta crash landing, and a well-behaved dog in...
This week we'll look at a handy tip for avoiding high VRBO deposits, the aftermath of the Delta crash landing outside Toronto, and a well-behaved dog in Singapore Airlines Business Class.
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How we use our Amex Platinum coupon book credits | Frequent Miler on the...
On this week's episode, we talk about our Capital One mistake, how Uber has tried to "Bonvoy" us, and the many ways we use our Platinum credit card credits.
FM OTA: How we use our...
Most dangerous destinations, Scottish culture in Cape Breton, and the dolphin stampede (Saturday Selection)
There's not a ton of buzz this week that we haven't already posted about, so we'll be highlighting some destination-related posts with articles about the most dangerous destinations in the world, the Scottish culture...
How we use our Amex Gold Card coupon credits | Coffee Break Ep45 |...
The American Express Gold Card has a $325 annual fee, but it offers up to $424 of value in credits. Here we'll talk about how we make sure to put those credits to use.
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Would you pay more for fully refundable rewards? What do you do with pets...
Would you pay more for fully refundable rewards? What do you do with pets when you travel? These questions and more came up in our Ask Us Anything, Live Episode 72, originally broadcast live...
Earning Avios on United, fun facts for the EuroBonus Millionaire promo, fun facts for...
Happy Saturday everyone! This random collection of brow-raising headlines includes an article about earning Avios on United flights, fun facts for the EuroBonus Millionaire promo, fun facts for American Airlines in 2024, and rats...
How to use JetBlue points to book TAP Air Portugal awards (Video)
You can now book TAP Air Portugal awards with JetBlue points. We'll show you how to simply search for economy awards with JetBlue, but then we'll show you two tools that can help you...
Capital One: Get more for your Double Miles | Frequent Miler on the Air...
On today's episode the fellas chat about how to get the Southwest Companion Pass with just one card, whether or not your Marriott points just became more valuable, and how to get great value...
Rewatch the entire Million Mile Madness Challenge in one video
Every year we have an annual team travel challenge designed to showcase the wild and crazy ways you can put miles and points to use. But last year the SAS EuroBonus Millionaire Promo motivated us...
How Hilton can win our loyalty | Coffee Break Ep44 | 2-4-25
We love how Hilton incorporates partners like SLH and Autocamp for example. But there are things we don't love about Hilton too. Today we'll talk about the ways they could win our loyalty.
How Hilton can win...
Starwood’s return, planes causing snow, cities for middle-class spending power, and day rooms at...
Another Saturday means another peek into the reads we found interesting which didn't quite make their way into full-feature posts. This week we'll talk about the return of Starwood, a weird phenomenon where planes...
Points & Miles 2 Player Mode | Frequent Miler on the Air Ep292 |...
On this episode, we'll talk about a crazy new premium credit card, we'll debate double elite night hotel promotions to see if they're mattress run worthy, talk about a nice new way to use...
World of Hyatt is broken. Here’s how to fix it. | Coffee Break Ep43...
World of Hyatt has been a favorite amongst points and miles enthusiasts for years. You can use your points for excellent properties at typically excellent values and the elite benefits are actually valuable. But...they're...
