- 90,000 bonus points
- no annual fee for this card
- $6,000 minimum spend
We've all been there – falling head over heels for a particular travel brand. Maybe you're always flying with United, or you can't resist a Marriott stay. But is this unwavering loyalty serving you well? Let's break it down and see how flexible points can be a game-changer for family travel.
✈️ Flight Comparison: LAX to Tokyo
Imagine you're planning a family trip to Japan. As a United loyalist, you check their rates first:
That's a whopping 40,000-mile difference per person! For a family of five, that's a 200,000-mile saving. Talk about a loyalty tax!
🏨 Hotel Showdown in Tokyo
Now, let's look at accommodation options:
Both are great options, but what if you're locked into one brand? You might miss out on the best deal for your family.
💳 The Power of Flexible Points
This is where flexible points shine! With programs like Chase Ultimate Rewards, AMEX Membership Rewards, Capital One Miles, or Citi ThankYou Points, you can:
Flexible points give you the freedom to choose the best value for your family's needs.
🌟 Brand Loyalty: Friend or Foe?
Right now, I am recommending two credit cards for most of my clients:
1. Chase Sapphire Preferred - 60,000 bonus points plus $300 travel credit for a $4,000 minimum spend and a $95 annual fee. This card also comes with a $50 hotel credit You can only hold ONE Sapphire credit card and you are only eligible for the bonus every 48 months.
2. Chase Ink Business Unlimited - $900 cash (it's really 90,000 points), $0 annual fee, $6,000 minimum spend. Be sure to apply for the Business Unlimited. Popup will redirect you to the offer.
If you would like help planning your next adventure or using points and miles to take a bucket list vacation, check out our website for travel advising and our new Travel Coaching Program. We would love to help you and your family make memories!
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buy the wanna get away plus fare and then day of you can switch flights for free to any flight on the same day that has room in the wanna get away plus and wanna get away fares
1500 points or $20 difference between fares bwi-san dec. 14
Just got back from Tahiti and all I can say is Wow! I'll share more on how to enjoy Tahiti using points and miles. This trip would have cost my family of 5 more than $20,000, but we spent three weeks in the islands for just $5,000. I saved approximately $15,000 on this bucket list trip.
There are two great offers out right now that I need to share with you because these two cards are key to my success using points and miles to take my family on amazing adventures.
Two NEW Great Bonus Offers $1,000 FREE Travel
Which is better for me?
Chase Ultimate Reward points and Capital One points are both considered flexible points which means you can use them on dozens of different airlines and several hotels. You can read about why I love flexible points here.
But which one is better for you? That is a great question and the answer is that it depends on various factors including your travel goals, who and where you plan to travel, when you plan to travel and how you plan to travel.
If you want support in making the best decision, join my Travel Coaching Program, the new cohort will start in September. There are only 10 spots so don't wait to enroll. Hope you will join us!
Some will say this is not the best use of your points since it really is a statement credit. But I believe that the value of points and miles is in the eye of the beholder and if I can get a $1,300 charge for the rental car down to $0, then it's worth it to me.
How You Can Use Capital One Points To Erase Travel Purchases
And the best part is that I never even paid for this purchase. Keep reading and I'll show you this trick.
You can read about how I use Chase Ultimate Rewards points for almost FREE family travel here.
If you apply for any of the INK credit cards, please use my referral link so I can continue to help you travel for almost FREE.
If you want help walking through this process, register for my Travel Coaching Program or book me for a 1:1 coaching session.
Ends Jan. 18th