Chase is the leader in the world of co-branded credit cards and issues many of the most desirable cards for airlines, hotels and travel rewards. Consumers often wonder about their acceptance criteria, and we only have rough estimates for income levels and credit scores. However, one unwritten set of guidelines …
Month: December 2019
My Non Bonus Catergory Cards and 3-15K MR Referrals
Not all credit cards offer bonus categories for higher earnings. Some are just plain old vanilla cards that offer the same rate of return no matter what merchant category you use them with. In the past, the Fidelity 2% cashback card was the standard all rewards cards were measured against. …
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My Last Visit to Antelope Canyon before Tripods are BANNED (and why I agree with the decision)
One last run at Antelope Canyon before tripods are banned. The goal: capture some epic pictures. The result: click through because you love results. The post My Last Visit to Antelope Canyon before Tripods are BANNED (and why I agree with the decision) appeared first on Andy's Travel Blog. Source: …
JetBlue Mint: An Attractive Alternative to Legacy Airlines
In the summer of 2014, JetBlue shook up the aviation world by launching Mint—its premium long-haul service. The airline used reconfigured A321 aircraft featuring fully lie-flat seats, the only low-cost carrier to do so. From the beginning, JetBlue made it clear that their intention was to outshine the experience offered …
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Picture of the Week: Sandfall at Antelope Canyon
Antelope Canyon. The last weekend before tripods go away forever there. Click through because you love tripods. The post Picture of the Week: Sandfall at Antelope Canyon appeared first on Andy's Travel Blog. Source: Andys travel blog
Budget Airlines and Alternate Airports – My Flight Is Landing Where?
If it’s your first time visiting a foreign city, you may want to pay close attention to where that flight is actually landing, especially if your flight is on one of the budget airlines. If you’re not on one of the big international carriers, there’s a good chance you’re …
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FREE STOCK from Robinhood
Here’s your chance to pick up a free share of stock with about five minutes’ effort. Robinhood is a free stock trading platform that is offering a free share of stock to anyone that downloads their app and signs up before January 1, 2020. I got a share of Sirius, …
Antelope Canyon will no longer have photographer-only tours starting December 20th
Antelope Canyon is one of the most famous, or maybe insta-famous, places in the southwestern United States. The slot canyon looks like it’s from a different world and the infinite compositions and leading lines made by sand and time make for some truly epic photos. Since the slot canyon is …
5 Dreamy (And Affordable) Winter Destinations in Europe
Are you plotting a winter European getaway? Don’t fall into the trap of assuming that winter vacation in Europe will be gloomy. There is something quite magical that happens when winter’s chill casts stillness and sheets of white over Europe’s timeless cities. What’s more, several spots in Europe actually experience …
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Return to Iceland, Part II: Svartifoss and Icelandic Horses
Horse! Waterfall! Yes, those two words describe most Iceland trips, but click through anyway because you love horses and waterfalls. The post Return to Iceland, Part II: Svartifoss and Icelandic Horses appeared first on Andy's Travel Blog. Source: Andys travel blog