Do You Qualify For The Chase Sapphire Preferred 100,000 Bonus Offer 💳

With the huge 100,000-point bonus offer for the Chase Sapphire Preferred on the table, several clients have called asking if they qualify. Let's break down who's eligible.

The offer: 100,000 Chase Ultimate Rewards points after $5,000 minimum spend. The card carries a $95 annual fee, offset by a $100 hotel credit. Read here for ideas on how to use Chase points. We value this offer at $1,000, though you can easily squeeze more than $2,000 out of these points if you use them well.

⏰ This offer ends July 30th at 6am PST, so don't wait if you're considering applying. Thank you for using my referral link. 

So, who qualifies?

Chase has shifted its language to a "once in a lifetime" rule. That means if you've ever had this card — even if you closed it years ago — you most likely will not qualify. 😬

A few important nuances, though:

• If you currently have (or previously had) the Chase Sapphire Reserve, you can still qualify for the Preferred bonus, as long as you've never held the Preferred itself.
• If you were only an authorized user on someone else's Sapphire Preferred card, you're still eligible to apply for this bonus.
• Some people who opened a Sapphire Preferred back in 2010–2012 and closed it in 2016–2017 are reporting success applying for this new offer. If you fall into this category, you may see a pop-up during the application stating you're not eligible for the bonus, which gives you the option to cancel before submitting.

And of course, the usual Chase rules still apply:

• 5/24 rule — you can only be approved for 5 credit cards (across all banks) in a rolling 24-month period
• Credit score — generally 670 or above
• Age — must be at least 18 years old
• Income — must show enough to reasonably cover monthly expenses plus the $95 annual fee

Still confused? Want a strategy session to see if this offer is right for you? I offer 30-minute credit card audits for just $100. Book your session here.

Want more personal help using points and miles for almost FREE travel? Join my Travel Coaching Program and we will design your personal strategy to travel for almost FREE and guide you through the process. Right now, you can use the promo code "FREETRAVEL" to get $50 off the program. 

Or you can pay a travel planning fee and we will find all the best points and miles deals for your trip! 

***In honor of every new paid client, we will make a donation of 10% to one of our favorite charities.

Chase 100,000 Bonus Offer Ends July 30th

"We Don't Travel Enough for a Card With an Annual Fee" — Let's Do the Math

I caught up with a friend last week, and naturally, the conversation turned to travel. He'd just gotten back from a trip through Europe, but he mentioned he'd be feeling it in his wallet for a while. ✈️ The silver lining: his flight had a mechanical delay, so he filed an EU261 claim and is set to get $700 back per ticket.

That's when I asked the obvious question: "Are you using points and miles?"

His answer was one I hear all the time: "We don't travel enough for a card with a $95 annual fee to be worth it."

So let's actually run the numbers on that. 👇

The Math on a $95 Annual Fee

Right now, the Chase Sapphire Preferred® has a welcome offer of 100,000 Ultimate Rewards points — but only through July 30th.

Here's what that's actually worth:

• Cashed in at 1:1: at minimum, $1,000
• Transferred and maxed out strategically: up to $2,000

And the $95 fee practically pays for itself. The card currently comes with:

• A $100 hotel credit (that alone covers the fee)
• A year of Apple TV+, on us
• A DoorDash membership plus $10/month in credits
• A $120 Global Entry credit

Add it all up, and you're not just breaking even on the fee — you're coming out ahead before you've booked a single flight.

"But I Barely Travel"

Here's the thing: my friend travels to Hawaii every few years and heads to Colorado every so often. That's plenty. He doesn't need to be a road warrior to make 100,000 points work for him — a single trip to Hawaii, or even a weekend away with his wife at a local hotel, easily puts those points to use.

You don't need to travel constantly for points and miles to be worth it. You just need one or two trips a year — and most people already take that many.

Want to See If You Qualify?

If you're on the fence like my friend was, it's worth a few minutes to check. Read the full offer details and apply here →

If this all gives you a headache, and you want more personal help using points and miles for almost FREE travel? Join my Travel Coaching Program and we will design your personal strategy to travel for almost FREE and guide you through the process. Right now, you can use the promo code "FREETRAVEL" to get $50 off the program. 

Or you can pay a travel planning fee and we will find all the best points and miles deals for your trip! 

Or you can book a consulting call with us for just $100. I would love to help you make priceless family memories affordable. 

***In honor of every new paid client, we will make a donation of 10% to one of our favorite charities.

100,000-Point Bonus Just Posted — Here's What That's Actually Worth 🎉

100,000-Point Bonus Just Posted — Here's What That's Actually Worth 🎉

Look what showed up in my Chase account today: a 100,000-point bonus from the Chase Sapphire Preferred! This offer won't be around much longer, so if you've been thinking about applying, now's the time.

Here's the deal: you'll earn 100,000 points for a $95 annual fee (offset by a $100 hotel credit), after spending $5,000 within the first few months. It's one of the strongest offers out there right now. You can read more here about why I'm such a fan of this card and Chase Ultimate Rewards points in general.

So, what can you actually do with 100,000 points? A lot, it turns out. 👇

• Transfer to Flying Blue (KLM's loyalty program) and fly Los Angeles to Amsterdam nonstop — up to four times over
• Transfer to one of a dozen+ airline and hotel partners, including Hyatt
• Book straight through the Chase Travel Portal — think 4 nights in Hawaii covered by points alone 🌺

That's the beauty of Chase Ultimate Rewards points — they flex to fit however you want to travel. If you've been on the fence about this card, or aren't sure if you're eligible, let's talk it through.

Want a strategy session like this one? I offer 30-minute credit card audits for just $100. Book your session here.

Want more personal help using points and miles for almost FREE travel? Join my Travel Coaching Program and we will design your personal strategy to travel for almost FREE and guide you through the process. Right now, you can use the promo code "FREETRAVEL" to get $50 off the program. 

Or you can pay a travel planning fee and we will find all the best points and miles deals for your trip! 

***In honor of every new paid client, we will make a donation of 10% to one of our favorite charities.

A 30-Minute Credit Card Audit That Changed Everything

A 30-Minute Credit Card Audit That Changed Everything

A friend sat down with me last week feeling overwhelmed — too many credit cards, no clear strategy, and a nagging sense that he was leaving points on the table. Thirty minutes later, we had a streamlined plan. Here's exactly what we did, so you can run the same audit on your own wallet.

The Starting Lineup 💳

My friend's current cards:

1. Discover
2. Marriott Bonvoy
3. United Airlines
4. American Express Gold
5. Citi Costco Visa

How He Was Actually Using Them

• His United card was doing all the heavy lifting as his everyday card — which made sense on the surface since he frequently flies United out of his home airport and gets a free checked bag and lounge access. But his travel patterns told a different story: every other year, the family heads to Mexico or another destination entirely, which means United miles aren't always the most useful currency.
• His Marriott Bonvoy card comes with a free annual night certificate (worth up to 25,000 points) for just $95 a year — which sounds great. The problem? The certificate kept expiring unused. That's $95 out the door for nothing.
• His Citi Costco card generates around $1,700 in annual cash back 💰, which he loves — and honestly, that's hard to argue with. I did flag that the Amex Gold might outperform it on certain spending categories, but cash back in hand is a real thing and I respect it.
• His Amex Gold card? Sitting in a drawer, completely unused. That's where we saw the biggest opportunity.

The New Strategy 🎯

Switch the primary card to the Amex Gold. This is the biggest move. The Amex Gold earns 4x points at restaurants and U.S. supermarkets — two of the highest everyday spending categories for most people. More importantly, those are Amex Membership Rewards points: flexible points that transfer to dozens of airlines like Delta, British Airways, Air France, and more. Though United is not a transfer partner, he could book United through the American Express Travel portal. The earning potential on the Amex Gold far outpaces a co-branded United card for non-flight spending.

Cancel the Marriott Bonvoy card. If the free night certificate expires most years and Marriott points have continued to lose value, this card is costing $95 annually for essentially nothing. Time to let it go ✂️

Keep the Discover card. This is his oldest account, and the age of that credit line matters for his credit score. It stays.

Apply for the Chase Sapphire Preferred — now. 🌟 The current 100,000-point welcome bonus for a $95 annual fee (offset by a $100 hotel credit) is one of the strongest offers on the market right now. Chase Ultimate Rewards points are also flexible, transfer to United Airlines directly, and open up a whole world of redemption options beyond just one airline. This card becomes a natural complement to the Amex Gold.

The Result

With two simple changes — activating the Amex Gold as the everyday card and adding the Chase Sapphire Preferred — my friend goes from a single-airline points collector to someone building flexible points across two of the most powerful currencies in travel. Same spending, dramatically better earning power.

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💬 Want a strategy session like this one? I offer 30-minute credit card audits for just $100. Book your session here.

Want more personal help using points and miles for almost FREE travel? Join my Travel Coaching Program and we will design your personal strategy to travel for almost FREE and guide you through the process. Right now, you can use the promo code "FREETRAVEL" to get $50 off the program. 

Or you can pay a travel planning fee and we will find all the best points and miles deals for your trip! 

***In honor of every new paid client, we will make a donation of 10% to one of our favorite charities.

I Already Have the Chase Sapphire Reserve — So Why Did I Just Apply for the Preferred

A 100,000-point Chase Ultimate Rewards bonus is hard to walk away from 👀 — so I didn't. Even though I already carry the Chase Sapphire Reserve, I went ahead and applied for the Chase Sapphire Preferred. And yes, my clients immediately started asking why on earth I'd want both. Here's the full breakdown.

The Preferred Earns in Ways the Reserve Doesn't 💳

The Chase Sapphire Preferred carries a $95 annual fee, which is effectively offset by a $100 hotel credit — so the card is essentially paying for itself before you even swipe it once.

But where it really shines is the earning structure. The Preferred earns 3x points on vacation home rentals — Airbnb, VRBO, the works. I have several Airbnb stays already on the books, so this one category alone is going to add up fast 💰 It also earns 3x on dining and gas (including EV charging), and 5x points when booking through the Chase Travel Portal.

Where the Reserve Still Wins 🏆

For flights and hotels booked directly, the Reserve pulls ahead with 4x points — and if you book through the Chase Travel Portal, it jumps to an impressive 8x points. The Reserve also offers better redemption rates for World of Hyatt transfers, a points boost on redemptions, plus lounge access and a stack of travel, hotel, and dining credits.

The catch? A $795 annual fee and a fair amount of mental energy to track and use all those credits each year. You can read here about how I used the credits for a whirlwind weekend in Las Vegas. 

Now that I have the Preferred in my wallet, I'm genuinely reconsidering whether I'll renew the Reserve when the annual fee hits again.

The Good News: You Can Combine Them 🔄

One of the best features of holding both cards is that you can transfer points from the Preferred directly to the Reserve — which means you earn on the Preferred's strong bonus categories and redeem at the Reserve's better rates. Best of both worlds, at least for now.

Oh, and a few more perks worth mentioning: the Preferred comes with one free year of Apple TV+ , $120 Global Entry credit, a complimentary Dashpass membership and a $10 monthly credit for groceries and great travel protections. 

Bottom Line

If you already have the Reserve and you're eligible for the Preferred's 100,000-point welcome bonus — apply. The math makes sense and the card earns its keep on its own. If you have the Preferred and are eyeing the Reserve, take your time. The higher annual fee requires a real commitment to maximizing the credits to justify the cost.

If this all gives you a headache, and you want more personal help using points and miles for almost FREE travel? Join my Travel Coaching Program and we will design your personal strategy to travel for almost FREE and guide you through the process. Right now, you can use the promo code "FREETRAVEL" to get $50 off the program. 

Or you can pay a travel planning fee and we will find all the best points and miles deals for your trip! 

Or you can book a consulting call with us for just $100. I would love to help you make priceless family memories affordable. 

***In honor of every new paid client, we will make a donation of 10% to one of our favorite charities.

  

Stop the FOMO: Here's How to Use Points & Miles to Book Europe Next Year

Stop the FOMO: Here's How to Use Points & Miles to Book Europe Next Year

Deep into summer, the travel envy is real 😅 Your feed is flooded with friends sipping wine in Santorini and wandering cobblestone streets in Rome. If that's you, here's the good news: now is the perfect time to start planning your own European adventure for next year — using points and miles.

So where do you start? Let's break it down.

The 4 Types of Points & Miles You Need to Know

Not all points are created equal. Here's a quick rundown:

1. Airline Miles ✈️
The most familiar of the bunch. Fly with an airline, earn loyalty miles. Many airlines belong to alliances or partnerships, meaning you can fly one carrier and credit the miles to another. You can also rack up miles faster by opening an airline-branded credit card that earns miles on everyday purchases. Once you hit the threshold, redeem them for a free flight or cabin upgrade directly through the airline. Simple enough.

2. Hotel Points 🏨
Same concept, different category. Stay at a hotel, earn loyalty points. Add a hotel-branded credit card to the mix and you'll earn even faster. Stack up enough and you're looking at free nights.

3. Flexible Points 💳
Here's where it gets interesting. These are earned through bank-branded credit cards — think Chase, Capital One, Amex, and Citi — and they're not locked into one airline or hotel. Instead, they can be transferred to more than a dozen different travel partners, giving you serious options. You can also spend them directly in the bank's travel portal on flights, hotels, car rentals, activities, and even cruises. One important note: use them before you cancel the card or they disappear.

4. The Others: Bilt, Rove & Rakuten 🛍️
Bilt functions like flexible bank points, but you earn them by paying rent — yes, really. Rove and Rakuten are shopping portals that layer bonus points on top of your regular credit card earnings when you shop online. Think of them as a rewards multiplier for purchases you're already making. Use my Rove referral link and get 500 points when you sign up. Use my Rakuten referral link and get $50 when you spend $50. 

Why Flexible Points Win

Here's a real example that says it all. A client came to me with nearly two million American Airlines miles — which sounds incredible, and we did manage to book business class flights for her whole family. But when it came to hotels? She had to pay cash 💸

If those had been flexible points instead, we could have covered both the flights and luxury hotels entirely on points.

That's the power of flexibility.

Our Favorite Card Right Now 👑

Now that you understand the difference, you'll have a whole new appreciation for the Chase Sapphire Preferred's current 100,000-point welcome bonus. Those are Chase Ultimate Rewards — flexible points that transfer to dozens of airlines and hotels, including the best sweet spots like Avios, Flying Blue, and World of Hyatt.

The card runs just $95 a year, and a new $100 hotel credit effectively knocks that down to $5 back into your pocket. For what you get in return, that's a no-brainer.

👉 Ready to start earning? Read more about the Chase Sapphire Preferred here — and if you decide to apply, we'd love it if you use our referral link!

Want more personal help using points and miles for almost FREE travel? Join my Travel Coaching Program and we will design your personal strategy to travel for almost FREE and guide you through the process. Right now, you can use the promo code "FREETRAVEL" to get $50 off the program. 

Or you can pay a travel planning fee and we will find all the best points and miles deals for your trip! 

Or you can book a consulting call with us for just $100. I would love to help you make priceless family memories affordable. 

***In honor of every new paid client, we will make a donation of 10% to one of our favorite charities.

How To Use Your Chase Sapphire Preferred $100 Hotel Credit

One of my favorite travel credit cards just did something almost unheard of — it increased its annual hotel credit from $50 to $100. When does that ever happen? Almost never. 🙌

Right now, the Chase Sapphire Preferred is offering a 100,000-point welcome bonus for a $95 annual fee. Factor in the new $100 hotel credit, and you're essentially getting paid to hold this card in year one. The minimum spend to unlock the bonus is $5,000. You can check out the full offer here. And to see what 100,000 Chase Ultimate Rewards points can get you, check it out here. 

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Already have the card? Here's what to expect 👇

• If you had the card and never used the old $50 credit (or you're a brand-new cardholder): you should see the full $100 credit on your account.
• If you already used the $50 credit: you'll see a $50 credit applied to reflect the upgrade difference.

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How to find your credit

Log in to your Chase.com account → click on your card → select Benefits and Travel → scroll down until you see a banner showing your available credit amount.

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How to use your credit

Book any hotel through the Chase Travel Portal, pay with your Chase Sapphire Preferred, and a statement credit should post within a few days. 💳

A few things to keep in mind:

• You can pay partially with points, but you must charge at least the credit amount to your card for it to apply.
• This is a use-it-or-lose-it credit — and no, you can't apply it as a partial credit either, so make sure you're booking a stay that costs at least $100.

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The hotel credit is just one of the many perks that make the Chase Sapphire Preferred worth keeping year after year. If you're ready to apply, I'd love it if you used my referral link — it helps support this blog at no extra cost to you! 😊

Want more personal help using points and miles for almost FREE travel? Join my Travel Coaching Program and we will design your personal strategy to travel for almost FREE and guide you through the process. Right now, you can use the promo code "FREETRAVEL" to get $50 off the program. 

Or you can pay a travel planning fee and we will find all the best points and miles deals for your trip! 

Or you can book a consulting call with us for just $100. I would love to help you make priceless family memories affordable. 

***In honor of every new paid client, we will make a donation of 10% to one of our favorite charities.

Chase Sapphire Reserve Cardholders: Your Mid-Year Credits Expire June 30th ⏰

Chase Sapphire Reserve Cardholders: Your Mid-Year Credits Expire June 30th ⏰

If you carry the Chase Sapphire Reserve, you've got a deadline coming up. Several credits reset on July 1st — meaning anything unused from the January–June window disappears. No rollover, no exceptions. 💸

Here's exactly what you need to use before the clock runs out:

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Credits Expiring June 30th 📋

• StubHub Credit — ⚠️ Activate this one before you purchase. Skipping that step means the credit won't apply and there's no getting it back after the fact.
• Dining Credit with Chase Sapphire Reserve Exclusive Tables 
• Edit Credit (the Edit hotel booking benefit in the travel portal, note this is different than the hotel credit which is specifically valid at certain hotel brands)

All three are issued twice annually — once for January through June, and again for July through December.

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How to Use Them Smartly 💡

You can read about how I used these credits earlier this year for a fun weekend in Las Vegas. 

Dining Credit: Not heading out to dinner before June 30th? You can still put this credit to work. Buy a gift card at any restaurant running on the Toast payment platform — it triggers the dining credit and you've got the gift card ready for a future meal. Easy win.

Edit Credit: Book two nights now before the credit resets, then book another two nights at the same property once your July credit kicks in. Stack them together and you've effectively covered a four-night stay across two credit periods. We've covered the Edit + hotel credit stacking strategy before — if you haven't tried it yet, this is a great time to start. 🏨

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Quick Checklist Before June 30th✅

• Activate and use StubHub credit
• Use or gift card hack your Dining credit
• Book your Edit credit stay (and plan the July stack)

Don't let these expire — the reset is coming fast. 🗓️ Chase estimates that if you use all the credits, the value is more than $5,000. But you have to use them to at least get the value out of paying the $795 annual fee. 

I have created a handy tracker for you to help you keep track. 

And if this all stresses you out, then you may want to look at the 100,000 bonus offer for the Chase Sapphire Preferred credit card which is much more straight forward. For a $95 annual fee, you get a $100 hotel credit, $120 Global Entry credit and 100,000 bonus points when you spend $5,000. It's our favorite travel credit card. Please use our referral link if you decide to apply. 

Want more personal help using points and miles for almost FREE travel? Join my Travel Coaching Program and we will design your personal strategy to travel for almost FREE and guide you through the process. Right now, you can use the promo code "FREETRAVEL" to get $50 off the program. 

Or you can pay a travel planning fee and we will find all the best points and miles deals for your trip! 

Or you can book a consulting call with us for just $100. I would love to help you make priceless family memories affordable. 

***In honor of every new paid client, we will make a donation of 10% to one of our favorite charities.

What Can You Do With 100,000 Chase Points?

 

Right now, one of our favorite travel cards is offering an amazing 100,000 bonus offer! The Chase Sapphire Preferred is offering the increased sign up bonus for a $5,000 minimum spend. This card only carries a $95 annual fee and it includes a $100 hotel credit so it's basically FREE. 

The question is what do you get for 100,000 Chase Ultimate Rewards points? 

Here are some real examples:

1. LA-Hawaii in the Chase Travel Portal for just 13,810 points so 100,000 points gets you 7 one way flights, wow! 

2. Maybe you want to take a cruise to Alaska? You could use your 100,000 points again the Chase Travel Portal to buy 9 one way flights from Los Angeles to Vancouver. Amazing! 

3. Or you could transfer your points to one of the 14 travel partners including our favorite KLM and snag economy flights Los Angeles to Amsterdam for just 25,000 points. So 4 one ways flights! Woohoo! 

4. Maybe you need an all inclusive hotel in Mexico? 100,000 points gets you 4 nights. Hyatt is a transfer partner. Pretty sweet. 

Read more about this offer here. And if you decide to apply, please use our referral link. 

Want more personal help using points and miles for almost FREE travel? Join my Travel Coaching Program and we will design your personal strategy to travel for almost FREE and guide you through the process. Right now, you can use the promo code "FREETRAVEL" to get $50 off the program. 

Or you can pay a travel planning fee and we will find all the best points and miles deals for your trip! 

Or you can book a consulting call with us for just $100. I would love to help you make priceless family memories affordable. 

***In honor of every new paid client, we will make a donation of 10% to one of our favorite charities.

Wow! Another Huge 100,000 Bonus Offer From Chase

Wow! The huge bonus offers just keep coming! Chase announced an amazing 100,000 bonus offer on its Chase Ink Business Preferred credit card. 

What are 100,000 CUR points worth? If you use them in the portal, they are worth $1,000. But we show people how to use those points to increase their value up to more than $2,000. You can read here how I used CUR points to take my family to Europe. 

Here's the offer 

• 100,000 Chase Ultimate Reward points
• $8,000 minimum spend in three months 
• $95 annual fee 
• 3x points on select business purchases such as travel, shipping, internet, cable, phone and advertising

Watch the fine print here, if you have EVER had this credit card before you may not be eligible for the bonus. 

This is also a business credit card, but many side hustles qualify as businesses. You can read here about how to determine if your business will qualify. 

If you decide to apply for the Ink Preferred credit card, please use my referral link. 

Want more personal help using points and miles for almost FREE travel? We have three different options to choose from:

• Join my Travel Coaching Program and we will design your personal strategy to travel for almost FREE and guide you through the process. Right now, you can use the promo code "FREETRAVEL" to get $50 off the program. 
• Or you can book a consulting call with us for just $100. 
• Or you can hire us to plan your entire trip using points and miles! 

I would love to help you make priceless family memories affordable. 

***In honor of every new paid client, we will make a donation of 10% to one of our favorite charities.

Big Changes to the Chase Sapphire Preferred — What You Need to Know

Updated with the new 100,000 bonus point offer! 

Big Changes to the Chase Sapphire Preferred — What You Need to Know

Big news today for fans of the Chase Sapphire Preferred! ✈️ This has long been one of my favorite cards thanks to its flexibility, low annual fee, and solid benefits — and now it's getting even better. We don't often get to say that, but this time it mostly holds up. 😄

🎁 The Good News

• Hotel credit doubles to $100 (up from $50). With a $95 annual fee, this card is essentially free once you use it. 🤑 Here's how to use this credit. Current cardholders: if you've already used your $50 credit, you'll get another $50 on June 15th. Haven't used it yet? You'll get the full $100 on June 15th.
• $120 Global Entry credit every 4 years
• 3x points on gas stations, EV charging, and home rentals (Airbnb, VRBO, Homeaway, Homestay, Plum Guide, Vacasa)
• Free Apple TV subscription for one year — just link your Apple ID to your card in the benefits section of Chase.com by December 31, 2026 📺

↔️ Staying the Same

• 2x points on travel purchases
• 5x points on travel booked through the Chase Travel Portal
• 3x points on dining, select streaming, and online groceries (Target, Walmart, and wholesale clubs excluded)

😬 The Not-So-Good News

• The 10% anniversary points boost is going away
• Hyatt transfer ratio is dropping to 4:3 — October 1st for current cardholders, June 15th for new cardholders. That means 40,000 Chase points will now get you 30,000 Hyatt points instead of a 1:1 swap. Good news if you (or your travel partner) hold the Chase Sapphire Reserve: that card keeps its 1:1 ratio, so combining points is a smart workaround! 🔄

💳 Thinking About Applying?

Right now, new Sapphire Preferred cardholders can earn a 100,000-point bonus after $5,000 in spend — enough for two round-trip flights to Europe, four round trips to Cancún, or plenty of other options. ✨

If the Hyatt transfer change has you worried, consider the Chase Sapphire Reserve as a companion card. It's currently offering a 100,000-point bonus for $6,000 in spend. You can hold both cards (though you may not qualify for both bonuses). Yes, the $795 annual fee is steep, but if you'll actually use the credits, this card more than earns its keep. 💎

If you decide to apply for either of these credit cards, please use our referral links above. 

Want more personal help using points and miles for almost FREE travel? Join my Travel Coaching Program and we will design your personal strategy to travel for almost FREE and guide you through the process. Right now, you can use the promo code "FREETRAVEL" to get $50 off the program. 

Or you can pay a travel planning fee and we will find all the best points and miles deals for your trip! 

Or you can book a consulting call with us for just $100. I would love to help you make priceless family memories affordable. 

***In honor of every new paid client, we will make a donation of 10% to one of our favorite charities.