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Best credit card combinations for earning tons of transferable points

Greg the Frequent Miler and Tim Steinke - 73
In our opinion, transferable points programs like Chase Ultimate Rewards and Amex Membership Rewards are the most valuable points (or “miles”) to accumulate. These points can often be...
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Best uses of Amex Membership Rewards points

Nick Reyes - 41
Membership Rewards sweet spots are plentiful and strong. Indeed, Amex Membership Rewards is the strongest transferable points program in terms of the sheer number...

How long does it take to transfer points to airline and hotel programs?

Greg the Frequent Miler and Tim Steinke - 51
We love transferable points programs. The ability to move bank points into multiple airline and hotel programs makes it possible to get far outsized...
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Which Amex Cards are Credit Cards? How many can you get?

Greg The Frequent Miler - 13
Amex credit cards vs Pay Over Time cards Amex offers both credit cards and "Pay Over Time" cards (the latter are charge cards under the...
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Guide to increasing credit card spend

Tim Steinke - 71
There are many reasons that you may want to increase credit card spend. You may need to meet spend requirements on new credit cards...
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Air Canada Aeroplan Complete Guide

Frequent Miler Team - 91
Air Canada Aeroplan is a highly unique frequent flyer program in many regards: they have more airline partners than any program in the world...
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Best ways to get to the Caribbean / Central America using points and miles...

Nick Reyes and Tim Steinke - 19
Looking for the cheapest ways to get to the Caribbean? This post outlines the best options available to get there by using frequent flyer...
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IHG One Rewards Complete Guide

Nick Reyes and Stephen Pepper - 57
IHG One Rewards is the loyalty program of the InterContinental Hotels Group. This program encompasses brands from long-term-stay value-options like Staybridge Suites and Candlewood...
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Guide to Ultra-Premium Credit Card Travel Protections

Greg the Frequent Miler and Stephen Pepper - 165
Ultra-Premium credit cards like the Chase Sapphire Reserve and American Express Platinum have annual fees that commonly exceed $500/year. Despite those hefty costs of...
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Amex Platinum Complete Guide

Greg the Frequent Miler and Tim Steinke - 152
Amex Platinum cards come loaded with high end perks: Hundreds of dollars per year in various credit reimbursements, access to multiple types of airport...

A quick guide to transferable points programs

Greg the Frequent Miler and Tim Steinke - 27
In our opinion, transferable points programs like Chase Ultimate Rewards and Amex Membership Rewards are the most valuable points (or "miles") to accumulate. These...
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Which hotel loyalty program is most rewarding on paid stays?

Greg The Frequent Miler - 94
This post was last published about over a year ago. Since then, we've added the Sonesta hotel chain and have established new Reasonable Redemption...
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InterContinental Ambassador: Elite status you can buy (cost increasing in October)

Greg The Frequent Miler - 85
Now that IHG One Rewards has a decent elite program (see Tim's post: Is IHG Diamond Status Elite? My Experience Over 10 Stays At...
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Best uses for Delta miles

Greg The Frequent Miler - 62
The way to "win" the points & miles game is to acquire points cheaply (or for free) and to then use them towards outsized...
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