Any opinions, analyses, reviews, or recommendations expressed here are those of the author’s alone, and have not been reviewed, approved, or otherwise endorsed by our partners, including American Express and Chase. We’re excited to add a new Delta SkyMiles earning card from our partner American Express. Introducing: The Delta Reserve for Business Credit Card If […]
The new year has brought changes in the credit card world, and one of the most talked about has been the transition of the Hilton portfolio of credit cards from Citibank to American Express. You’ll want to keep your eyes open for new Hilton card offers this year, but for now, direct your attention to a new Hilton business card offer fresh off the presses from our partner American Express.
Earn up to 125,000 Hilton Honors Bonus Points with Hilton Business Card from American Express.
Ready to start earning hotel points in multiples like we talked about a few days ago? Here’s a round up of all the first quarter hotel promotions for the major hotel chains. Don’t forget to use your matching hotel card when you book for maximum benefit!
Use these four simple steps to book all of your hotel stays to earn a quadruple dip on points, miles, and cash back.
Where are you going to visit in 2018 using your credit card rewards points? Put these eight hot destinations on your travel radar!
The countdown is on! The end of the year is an essential time to tidy up your wallet and get ready for the start of a whole new year of earning credit card travel rewards. Here’s 12 to do’s to finish off 2017 strong and be ready for lots of award travel in 2018,
A few weeks ago we talked about what it means when you hear people talking about the “Chase 5/24 Rule”.
In short, the rule prohibits anyone from opening a new rewards-earning Chase credit cards if they have had more than 5 new credit cards opened from any bank in the last 24 months–but just like all rules, this one has some exceptions!
While most Chase travel rewards credit card offerings fall under the 5/24 umbrella, there are a few Chase cards you can apply for that are not subject to this ruling.
If you’ve been following Cards for Travel for awhile, or have applied for more than a couple of credit cards over the last few years, you’ve most likely stumbled upon what the internet refers to as the Chase “5/24” rule. What’s it all about?
Any opinions, analyses, reviews, or recommendations expressed here are those of the author’s alone, and have not been reviewed, approved, or otherwise endorsed by our partners, including American Express and Chase. Have a big SkyTeam flight on the horizon, but short some points to make that booking via Delta? If you’ve got a credit card that’s […]
To help you figure out where to use your two free hotel nights, we’ve lined up five of our favorite Hyatt hotels in the world where you can be sure to get lots of value from your bonus—and where you’ll be guaranteed an amazing time!