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Chase Sapphire Lounge BOS: Simply Excellent
Chase has begun to tap into the realm or airport lounge and catering to premium card holders. In recent years, a total of 6 Chase lounges have opened: Recently, Jen and I were traveling home from Boston and had the opportunity to visit the Chase Sapphire Lounge by the Club in Boston Logan Airport. I…
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2024! What’s in My Wallet (Calvin’s Wallet)
As 2024 begins, I want to do a nice quick segment of what’s in my wallet and which cards do I currently utilized. I think this varies for most in the miles and points community with each person having different goals, so without further delay, here’s a fun segment on what’s in my wallet. 1.American…
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Budget Friendly: An All Star Travel Wallet under $200
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…
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Manufactured Spending 2022: My Year End Review – Great Success
Manufactured Spending is a highly lucrative method to generate enormous amounts of miles and points. I’ve covered severed well known methods over the years, but here’s my full recap for Manufactured Spending 2022 even though we still have December left. Elite Statuses Earned Hyatt Globalist I stayed about 20 or so nights at Hyatt properties…
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Manufactured Spending: Is there Anything Left after 2022?
Manufactured spending is an art and the process of artificially spending with credit cards to generate miles and points. This creates tremendous value and this post will cover what still works in 2022 and beyond. Why I Manufactured Spend? Before we get into the weeds of what methods still work, let’s recap on why I…
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Last Chance: Chase Sapphire Reserve 80,000 Signup Bonus (Ends 11/30/2022)
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…