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Which credit cards offer free hotel stays?
If you have a hotel credit card, chances are you’re looking to earn rewards to use for future stays. Hotel credit cards with free nights can fast-track your vacation plans with a guaranteed night each year. A card that comes with a free hotel night is arguably the easiest way to get this benefit as it’s automatic every year you renew your card and pay the annual fee.
Although you’re technically paying a yearly cardholder fee in exchange for that guaranteed one-night stay, typically the value...
Although you’re technically paying a yearly cardholder fee in exchange for that guaranteed one-night stay, typically the value...
Guide to the American Express Travel portal
The American Express Travel portal is Amex’s travel booking website for American Express cardholders which can be used to book a wide variety of travel, including airfare, hotels, rental cars and cruises. In this guide, we’ll explore what you need to know about Amex Travel as well as the benefits and any potential drawbacks to using the site.
The American Express Travel portal is Amex’s website for booking travel arrangements. Only cardholders with eligible Amex cards earning Membership Rewar...
The American Express Travel portal is Amex’s website for booking travel arrangements. Only cardholders with eligible Amex cards earning Membership Rewar...
Can I use a personal card for business expenses?
There’s no rule prohibiting the use of a personal card for business expenses, and many small business owners may choose to do so. That said, this can make things more complicated when it comes to issues like record-keeping, paying taxes and liability protections. Here’s what to consider when it comes to using your personal credit card for business spending.
In most cases, getting a separate business card and not commingling your personal and business spending is smart. However, there are a fe...
In most cases, getting a separate business card and not commingling your personal and business spending is smart. However, there are a fe...
Guide to Chase Refer-A-Friend referral bonus program
Chase Refer-A-Friend is Chase’s incentive program which lets you earn rewards if someone uses your referral link to apply for a Chase credit card.
You can earn rewards without any spending just by sending someone your referral link to an eligible card. If the applicant is approved, you’ll get a bonus.
Learn more in our complete guide to Chase Refer-A-Friend.
The Chase Refer-A-Friend program is the issuer’s bonus program that allows you to earn rewards or cash back if you refer someone v...
You can earn rewards without any spending just by sending someone your referral link to an eligible card. If the applicant is approved, you’ll get a bonus.
Learn more in our complete guide to Chase Refer-A-Friend.
The Chase Refer-A-Friend program is the issuer’s bonus program that allows you to earn rewards or cash back if you refer someone v...
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Guide to Chase Sapphire Preferred® and Reserve® benefits
Both the card_name and the card_name are favorites of travel rewards enthusiasts and for good reason as the cards have a long list of attributes designed to appeal to those on the go. Both cards earn elevated rewards on travel and dining as well as a slew of travel and purchase protections, but the difference between what the two offers is reflected in their annual fees. The card_name comes with a annual_fees annual fee and the premium card_name has a annual_fees annual fee, but each card comes...
Which credit cards offer elite status?
Elite status can elevate your travel experience, bringing you greater comfort and a sense of luxury. Typically, to earn top-tier status with an airline or hotel requires a significant amount of flights or nights to show your loyalty. But some credit cards can fast-track you to the front of the line without having to log any time in the air or a hotel bed. Here’s a breakdown of which cards offer elite status with card ownership and what you’ll get with each one.
Although there are plenty of ai...
Although there are plenty of ai...
Which credit cards offer an airline companion pass?
Although credit card perks like airport lounge access and free hotel nights get most of the attention, a credit card with an airline companion pass perk can be even more valuable. There’s a wide variety of types offered, ranging from a fully free ticket (except for taxes and fees) to steep discounts and each airline and credit card has their own rules on how to acquire this coveted benefit. Here’s what you need to know.
An airline companion pass, sometimes referred to as a companion fare, all...
An airline companion pass, sometimes referred to as a companion fare, all...
What is the Chase 5/24 rule?
Chase is known for offering some of the best credit cards you’ll find in a wide variety of categories, from its premium travel card_name to business powerhouse card_name. But you can’t just go hog wild and sign up for all the tempting Chase cards available, even if you have perfect credit and not a penny of debt.
That’s because of an unofficial rule known as the “Chase 5/24” rule that prevents you from getting approved for too many Chase personal cards in too short a period of time.
Here a...
That’s because of an unofficial rule known as the “Chase 5/24” rule that prevents you from getting approved for too many Chase personal cards in too short a period of time.
Here a...
If My Credit Card Balance Is Zero, Do I Still Have To Pay?
When you have a zero balance on your credit card, that’s something to celebrate. If there’s no balance on your card, that means you don’t owe the card issuer any money. A good rule of thumb regarding credit cards is to owe as little as possible. Any balance left on your card at the end of a billing cycle is subject to interest, and credit card interest is expensive. According to the Federal Reserve, the average APR on a credit card account assessed interest was 22.8% in November 2024.
You won’t...
You won’t...
The American Express Green Card Vs. The Blue Cash Preferred Card From American Express
The American Express® Green Card* and the Blue Cash Preferred® Card from American Express (Terms apply. See rates & fees) may both be colorfully named cards from Amex, but these cards are as different as black and white. The Amex Green Card can be ideal for someone who doesn’t want to shell out a bundle to earn solid rewards on travel and dining out, while the Blue Cash Preferred Card is a great pick for someone who spends heartily on groceries and transit. Read on as we break down the differenc...
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