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United Airlines backlash over “stolen” Chase points, IRS launches free tax filing and more...

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United Airlines is facing a formal complaint after not returning someone's Chase points, a spiffy Asian carrier starting new route from the US and...

The Amex card with a $1.1 billion limit, Marriott sets world’s fastest Bonvoy record...

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Delta has an Amex with a $1.1 billion limit, Cathay teams up with Marriott for the World's Fastest Bonvoy and why airplane mode is...

United Airlines’ hidden award chart, Google Pay is shutting down and vacation rentals with...

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United's "hidden" award chart for 2024, a billionaire is furious about expensive room service at a five start hotel and what to do when...

How to game Delta credits, subpar MGM status match is live again and an...

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A couple ideas for hacking those pesky Delta credits, MGM is again offering a status match and an Air Canada chatbot goes rogue. All...

US cities with the worst bedbugs, world’s largest Centurion Lounge opens in Atlanta and...

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The worst US cities for bedbugs, American Express opens up the world's largest Centurion Lounge in Atlanta and are credit card rewards taxable? All...

World’s best free spa treatments, British Airways elite program changes and Hilton finally adds...

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The world's best free airport spa treatments, Hilton in talks to add a terrific hotel brand  and British Airways releases the most confusing elite...

The cheapest day of the week to book flights, AA sued for shutdowns and...

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AA is getting sued over account shutdowns and mileage clawbacks, the Wall Street Journal releases its annual ranking of US airlines and, is there...
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Using points for Richard Branson’s private island, incredible SNL Alaska Airlines skit and why...

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Richard Branson's private island is again available on points, why cheaper Air France business awards mean more profit for the airline and the best...
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Hertz misleads customers (again), dealing with gift card fraud and when the Chase 24-month...

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Hertz in hot water for lying to their customers, one man's story of dealing with gift card fraud and how to figure out when...
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Amex kills upgrading with points, the perfect gift for the jilted Delta lover and...

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Amex will no longer let you upgrade with points, luggage tags for jilted Delta flyers and is it the right time to travel to...
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American Express clawing back points, JetBlue hiking Spirit fares by 40% and American Airlines...

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The American Express Rewards Abuse Team (RAT) is on the prowl, JetBlue accidentally tells the world that it plans to hike airfare on Spirit...
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American Airlines refuses to seat an infant, Hyatt charges man $5K because his father...

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Hyatt charges a man $5,500 for cancelling a reservation (because his father died), American Airlines refuses to seat an 18-month old, taxi drivers in...
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Amex and Delta about to limit SkyClub access (maybe), Chase shutdowns and a $450K...

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What to do if Chase shuts you down, a Las Vegas high-roller pays $200K to throw a tantrum, Virgin Galactic launches its first space...
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How to find cheap business class flights, Amex wants to buy you dinner and...

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The best cities for cheap business class flights, American Express and Resy want to pay for dinner, The Cosmopolitan joins MGM Rewards and IHG...
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