Consider paying your taxes with a points-earning credit card, and don’t wait till the last minute! With one month to go, this is a great time to start thinking about how to maximize your benefits in the process, and hopefully lessen the pain of paying taxes a little.
A week to go before the devaluation. Everyone else has said it, but honestly, if you want to fly business or first class – book your ticket this week.
The world of credit cards and travel hacking has a lot of low-hanging fruits, where handfuls of points and miles can be had for low or no cost. Like stocks and careers, though, sometimes the bigger rewards require larger, riskier investments. 2015 was a year when I learned about – and participated in – some of these opportunities. From extreme couponing to free points hoarding, I had a lot of fun with them. Three of my fondest memories are recounted below.
I’m constantly talking to friends, family, and even strangers about the points and miles hobby. I do understand that it can be a bit intimidating to get started, so I’ve even tried to boil it down into a “how to get started” presentation that I’ve given a few times. But even after spelling things out for people, I’ve noticed that the uptake rate has still been pretty low in terms of those that dive head first into it like I had.
Is Taiwan a country? This is a difficult question without a simple answer. But in its online Travel Notification tool, Citibank seems to take a stance on this sensitive issue.
Mileslife introduces a groundbreaking solution for earning airline miles without the need for flying. This innovative product simplifies the process of accumulating miles through dining, hotels, and entertainment, ensuring that rewards are credited to users’ accounts within just three days. It addresses the common dilemmas of choice and efficiency in travel and leisure, making it easier than ever to enjoy experiences while building miles.
The American Airlines Shopping Portal features a President’s Day promotion offering a 12-week Barron’s subscription for just $1, which includes a bonus of 1,300 American Airlines miles per subscription. While the terms specify eligibility restrictions for recent subscribers, there’s potential for multiple orders through gift memberships.
All change at the UK Amex hotel benefit office – out with Accor, and in with Hilton, Shangri-La and Melia Hotels. Read about their status matches here.
In the market for a new home in the Seattle area? Learn about FlyHomes, which is a new real estate brokerage firm which will give you 1 Alaska Airlines mile for every $1 you spend on a home. But before diving in, there are a few things you need to consider.
Today I look at the first BA card of real value in terms of lounge access – BA Silver
A number of Star Alliance airlines run a scheme to reward companies for booking their flights with them. The company’s frequent flyers keep their miles, but the company also gets something back. Free to join it seems an easy decision to join. Details in the post.
Citi’s 8/65 Day Rule and 18 Month Bonus Rule are crucial guidelines for managing credit card applications and maximizing signup bonuses. The 8/65 Day Rule restricts the number of applications within specific timeframes, while the 18 Month Bonus Rule affects eligibility for bonuses on new accounts. Understanding these rules can help prevent application rejections and optimize rewards.
