Written by Chuck @ Doctor Of Credit
Since January 1st, the Chase INK Preferred card has added Office Supply as an eligible Pay Yourself Back category for the 1.25% redemption rate. This will be valid through March 31, 2022. Old news here, but I realized we never covered it when they removed the Shipping category at the end of 2021 and put […]
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New Chase ‘Pay Yourself Back’ Categories: Dining, AirBnb, Away Luggage (through March)
Written by Chuck @ Doctor Of Credit
Chase has now revealed the new Pay Yourself Back categories on the Sapphire Reserve and Sapphire Preferred cards. Sapphire Reserve: Get 50% more value with Pay Yourself Back® New categories! Get more value when you redeem your points for statement credits toward Airbnb, Away and dining purchases by Mar. 31, 2022. Sapphire Preferred: Get 25% […]
Greece 2021 Trip Report – Part 2
Written by Anna Zaks @ MileValue
This is part 2 of my travel report. My husband and I recently spent two and a half weeks in Greece so if you’d like to know what it’s been like traveling in Greece when it just reopened, how I booked our tickets and the COVID-19 restrictions, you can read part 1.
Here I’ll cover the places and islands we’ve visited, where we stayed and some of my finds and must do things on each island, such as tours, activities and restaurants that we loved in each place.
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Read MoreChase Freedom, Flex, Unlimited: Pay Yourself Back 10% Redemption Bonus on Dining (7/2 – 9/30)
Written by Chuck @ Doctor Of Credit
Chase announced today on the Freedom cards (all variations) a 10% Ultimate Rewards redemption bonus when redeeming Pay Yourself Back against Dining purchases. This bonus will begin July 2nd and end September 30th. There’s a maximum of $250 in redemptions which gets the bonus. Press Release Hopefully you have the Sapphire Reserve card which has […]
Don’t Transfer Ultimate Rewards Points to Southwest – Do This Instead
Written by Anna Zaks @ MileValue
Recently, Southwest suddenly, and with no notice, devalued their Rapid Rewards points by 6%. While not super drastic, it’s still a surprising move.
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Read MoreChase Pay Yourself Back Extended, and Why You Would Use It
Written by Anya Kartashova @ MileValue
During the coronavirus pandemic, banks that issue travel rewards credit cards had to pivot and added bonus earnings in various spending categories, such as streaming services, groceries and home improvement stores, to make their products more compelling when travel was put on hold.
Since then, card issuers also have added more ways to redeem rewards and travel credits. One of the most noteworthy redemption options is Chase’s answer to Capital One’s Purchase Eraser—Pay Yourself Back.
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Read MoreWhy I Told My Dad To Cash Out His Chase Ultimate Rewards
Written by joeheg @ Your Mileage May Vary
For years, my father has been listening to me tell stories about how Sharon and I go on amazing trips with the help of points we get through credit cards.…
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Read MoreBest Ways to Save Money on Airbnb
Written by Anna Zaks @ MileValue
Right now, if you sign up for Airbnb through this link, you’ll get $50 off your first qualifying booking.
Many moons ago, Airbnb started as a home sharing platform and turned into a full-fledged hospitality behemoth. Sure, you can still get a room in someone’s house, or even a bed in a shared room, but most travelers are now using Airbnb as an alternative to a hotel stay.
You get more space, a kitchen, a separate living space and whatever amenities your pocketbook can afford.
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