Using credit card points to cover the cost of your Walt Disney World stay can make your Disney dreams an affordable reality!

Nearly free Disney tickets are totally possible with a little strategic planning! There is NO OTHER WAY that I know of that will save you as much money on Disney tickets as you can with credit card points!

The Ink Business Unlimited Credit Card is a solid no-annual fee credit card that earns Chase Ultimate Rewards - my favorite kind of points!

A trip to Florida can be incredibly expensive if you are planning to spend your days at Disney World or Universal Orlando, but when you are able to cover your flights and hotel with points, you are able to do much more with your money to enjoy your time at the parks!

The Capital One Venture Rewards Credit Card is a beginner friendy travel rewards credit card. Your miles you earn on this card are flexible and easy to use!

Needs some ideas on where to redeem your Hilton Free Night Rewards? Keep reading for some suggestions!

The Ink Business Preferred Credit Card offers the highest amount of points of any card that earns Chase Ultimate Rewards - my favorite kind of points!

Did you know that you can get TSA PreCheck & Global Entry for free just by holding the right credit card?

The Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card is one of the most beginner friendly cards for travel rewards!

Chase has a policy for all of their credit cards where you will not be approved for any of their credit cards if you have opened 5 or more personal credit cards from ANY bank in the last 24 months. Because of this rule, I recommend mostly starting with Chase cards before moving on to other bank’s credit cards.

Marriott will often issue Free Night Certificates up to 50,000 points that you can use to stay at one of their many properties. Unlike my favorite Hyatt hotels, 50,000 Marriott points won’t go QUITE as far, but there are still several great ways to use these certificates!

One of the goals many of our Travel Reward University students set when they start to award travel is to be able to fly to AND stay in Hawaii for nearly free. A trip to Hawaii can be incredibly expensive, but when you are able to cover your flights and hotel with points, you are able to do much more with your money to enjoy your time on the islands!

One of the best ways to get a nearly free vacation is to use your points to book an all-inclusive vacation! Because it is so easy to rack up points for Hyatt stays, because Hyatt is such a good value for your points, and because Hyatt has nearly 100 affiliated all-inclusive resorts, I almost always recommend booking all-inclusive resorts through Hyatt!

It’s no secret that I love using points for Hyatt properties and these are all of the credit cards that earn points for Hyatt stays!

Getting to use your points for not just a hotel, but an all-inclusive hotel, is a great way to have a truly inexpensive, nearly-free vacation. This guest post is a review of the beautiful All-Inclusive Secrets Impression Moxché Resort.

Capital One Venture miles can be used for many different redemptions. In this post, you’ll see some of my favorite sweet spots for using your Capital One Venture miles.

It’s no secret I love staying at Hyatt hotels, but one of the best tips for families is taking advantage of all the perks that are enjoyed when you attain Hyatt Globalist status.

While earning a lot of points with a new credit card is great, getting to use them for an amazing vacation (or multiple vacations) every year is even better! If you’re curious to see just how far 90,000 Chase Ultimate Rewards points can take you, I’ve compiled a list of some of my favorite ways to “spend” these rewards.

While transferring credit card points to transfer partners can maximize your points, there are some vacations you may take that just can’t be booked this way. Don’t worry, though! You are still able to use points for these vacations.

I open multiple credit cards a year and one of the most frequently asked questions I get is if I keep all of the credit cards that I open! The short answer is no, I do not :)