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Helping people discover the world affordably. Travel to bucket list destinations with points
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08/30/2024

What are you doing in 9 -11 months from now? Do you already have plans? If not I encourage you to check your bucket list and see where you can go. Being able to book in advance gives you more options and better redemptions! Need some inspiration?

🏖️Beaches—Costa Rica, Hawaii
⛰️Mountains—Colorado, Glacier National Park, Dolomites in Italy
⛵️Lakes—Lake Como in Italy, Lake Tahoe, Lake Powell

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Comment where you are going next summer!

08/28/2024

So you have earned your points and now you are ready to redeem! Here’s a step by step on how to transfer those points to partner accounts.

You need a loyalty account with the travel partner. Some travel partners may not allow immediate booking with points, so it’s a good idea to go ahead and sign up for loyalty accounts in advance of needing the transfer.

Before transferring points, search the partner for availability and number of points needed. Double check your math for smooth transactions. After you find and double check availability and amount of points, then transfer your points.

Many of the transfers are instant but some are not, so be sure to read the transfer timing for each partner. Any questions?

What’s your favorite Chase transfer partner?

08/17/2024

Remember to take the picture. Do you rush through life always going to the next thing? Sometimes I do. Sometimes I just want to enjoy the moment, but sometimes you should take the picture. Then also print the pictures

📷: Snowbird on Wednesday after Wasatch Trail Race (which I did well at).

08/13/2024

Four of the major banks each have popular travel credit card. Chase, Capital One, Citi, and American Express. Each of these cards earns flexible points that can be transferred to travel partners. The first 3 all have a $95 annual fee. While the Amex Gold has a $325 annual fee. The Gold has monthly credits that can offset the annual fee. Each of these cards offer a sign up bonus that have similar spend requirements. The first three you can qualify for the sign up bonus again after 48 months of earning an initial bonus.

Which one is best to start with? My unpopular opinion is to get the one with the current best offer. I think they all have good travel partners.

Which of these is your favorite?

Which of these cards are you planning to get next?

08/09/2024

What type of adventures do you love most? Hiking, exploring big cities, discovering European small towns, relaxing at the beach?

There are so many adventures to take, and I’m here to give you tips on how to get on your bucket list adventures.

Comment and let me know one of your bucket list adventures.

Mount Timpanogos from the Timpooneke Trail.

08/01/2024

Hi! I’m Ashley. I am a lover of bagging peaks, outdoor adventures, and traveling. I have always loved a good deal and saving money. I discovered that you can do both—get a good deal and save money by earning and redeeming credit card points for traveling. To get the most value, I am usually working on a Sign up Bonus. And I sign up for several new credit cards each year. I use credit cards like I would use a debit card, by paying the balance in full each statement. I have an excellent credit score, and more travel plans than I used to have.

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07/19/2024

The Capital One Venture Card has an increased offer. In addition to earning 75k points after spending $4000 in 3 months, you also get $250 to spend in the travel portal.

This card has great benefits including earning 2x spend on every purchase. $100 credit for Global Entry or TSA Pre-check. And Travel Partners including Turkish, AirFrance, and Air Canada.

Comment Venture for a referral link.

What questions do you have about this card?

07/15/2024

Have you been to Thailand? Is it a place you want to travel to? This has been one of my favorite trips. We went for 10 days visiting 3 areas of Thailand—Bangkok, Chiang Mai, and Phuket.

This picture is at the White Temple in Chiang Rai.

We used Chase Ultimate Reward points for our flights on Singapore Air and for Hyatt hotels.

Are you ready to travel more by utilizing credit card offers? Comment TRAVEL to learn more.

05/29/2024

Limited time offer for Chase Sapphire card:

https://www.referyourchasecard.com/19n/UEAHCGNVUG

This is one of the best travel cards to have. Get it now while the sign up offer is increased.

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Want to help the young adults in your life qualify for travel credit cards? Here are some tips:1. Teach responsible credit card behavior.Use a credit card like a debit card. Pay off credit card balances on time.2. When a teenager, get them a debit card/ checking account.3. When age 18, apply for a credit card from the same bank as their debit card. This will likely have a very low credit limit. They should use this card like a debit card and pay it off each month.4. After having the card for at least 6 months to a year, apply for another credit card. Repeat at another 6 months.5. Optional step: add young adult as authorized user on a card you have had the longest and/or a card that has a high credit limit. Only do this if you yourself have excellent credit.My daughter had a debit card since the time she was 14. When she was 18, she got a Mountain America Credit Union (MACU) credit card. She had that for about three years. At 3 years, she opened a Chase checking account and applied and was approved for a Chase Freedom card. After having that card one year, she applied and was approved for the Chase Sapphire Preferred card. Her credit score is around 780.