
The Chase Business Ink Unlimited and Chase Ink Business Cash credit cards are two staples in my wallet. The Ink Unlimited is basically the business version of the Chase Freedom Unlimited, while the Ink Case, is a juiced up version of the Chase Freedom with set bonus categories in “business” categories. Both cards are excellent…

There’s a lot of buzz around “premium travel credit cards” which often carry an annual fee of $400 plus. While these cards come with plenty of perks, a larger signup bonus, you don’t need to have plenty of annual fees. Here’s how you can build an All Star Travel Wallet for under $200 in annual…

Manufactured Spending isn’t for everyone, but I have been able to use certain methods to earn a lucrative amount of miles and points in the last several years. From flying to Hong Kong in United Polaris to staying at the Waldorf Los Cabo Pedregal, miles and points have made dream vacations a reality. I plan…

Manufactured Spend has been a wonderful way to rack up miles and points. As we go into year end, I wanted to take a closer look at my M.S. for the last two months of the year. Keep in mind that November also included Black Friday which offered many high dollar M.S. opportunities through deal…

Miles and Points is a fun and rewarding game. I see varying opinions everywhere on what Miles and Points should be worth. Not all rewards are built the same and my goal is to help give you a better sense of what Miles and Points from specific programs are worth. Since I am based in…

Chase’s luxury credit card, the Chase Sapphire Reserve is currently offering an elevated signup bonus of 80,000 points after $4,000 of spend in the first three months. This card carries a hefty annual fee of $550 but also comes with a slew of benefits. One of these is a $300 annual travel credit which effectively…