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Amex Fine Hotels & Resorts Guide: Your FHR questions answered

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Amex Fine Hotels & Resorts (FHR) is a "luxury" hotel booking program available to both business and consumer Platinum cardholders. When booking hotels through...
Indirect Amex Platinum & Business Platinum benefits

Indirect Amex Platinum benefits: Free burgers, Champions League soccer, Best Western, Radisson & Sixt...

Stephen Pepper - 32
Amex Platinum cards come with a large suite of benefits, from hotel status to airport lounge access to entertainment subscription credits to savings at...

Maximizing American Express credit card rebates & credits

Tim Steinke - 73
American Express credit card annual fees have continued to go up. And up. And up. In exchange for these increased fees, the bank continues...
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Amex $200 Fine Hotels and Resorts Credit: What to do if you can’t prepay...

Tim Steinke - 24
One of my favorite benefits of the American Express Platinum card is the yearly $200 credit for prepaid bookings when using either Amex's Fine...
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(EXPIRED) Amex Platinum Card referral offer: 175K points after $8k spend (we need links)

Stephen Pepper - 23
Update: Unfortunately the latest batch of 175k referral links state that the person being referred will earn "as high as" 175k Membership Rewards. There's...

[Dead] Reader tip: Some Equinox gyms offer spa services (no longer working)

Nick Reyes - 59
Update 12/7/24: This appears to be dead. About a month has passed and Greg has not received the credit for his massage and a...

American Express Membership Rewards Complete Guide (2024)

Greg the Frequent Miler and Tim Steinke - 62
Membership Rewards is American Express' transferable points currency. Points can be earned via credit card spend, new account welcome offers, credit card referrals and...

Chase Ink shutdowns, RIP to LoungeBuddy and Amex limits Priority Pass access for Platinum...

Tim Steinke - 29
Chase Ink shutdowns on the rise, LoungeBuddy becomes a dead program walking and Amex begins to put limits on the amount of yearly Priority...
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How to convert Amex Membership Rewards to cash with the Schwab Platinum card (new...

Greg The Frequent Miler - 33
Update 9/30/24: Today is the last day to redeem points at a value of 1.1 cents each without a limit. The new limit of...

Amex Uber credits will require paying with an Amex card

Tim Steinke - 10
The American Express Platinum and Gold cards both come with monthly credits for Uber and Uber Eats that can be very helpful towards offsetting...
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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...
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Which Premium Cards are Keepers?

Greg The Frequent Miler - 291
Ultra-premium credit cards often have great perks like lounge access, elite status accelerators, free nights, companion tickets, etc. The problem is that the annual...

How to avoid AirBnB fees, a Lufthansa First Class downgrade and Delta now meltdown...

Tim Steinke - 15
Delta shows Southwest how a real "air line" melts down, a trick to avoiding AirBnb conversion fees and the another Lufthansa downgrade story. All...
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