The Chase Ink Business Cash® and Chase Ink Business Unlimited® are two of the best no-annual-fee business cards on the market.

The main difference? Ink Cash rewards you with high bonus categories (like 5x at office supply stores and internet/cable/phone), while Ink Unlimited keeps it simple with 1.5x points on every purchase. Both are fantastic — and when you pair either card with a premium Chase card, your points can be transferred to travel partners like Hyatt, Southwest, and United for outsized value.

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

We just got back from a fun trip to New York City — and the best part? We booked both our flights and hotel entirely on points! Keep reading for our 4 night itinerary!

The Chase Ink Business Cash® and Chase Ink Business Unlimited® are two of the best no-annual-fee business cards on the market.

The main difference? Ink Cash rewards you with high bonus categories (like 5x at office supply stores and internet/cable/phone), while Ink Unlimited keeps it simple with 1.5x points on every purchase. Both are fantastic — and when you pair either card with a premium Chase card, your points can be transferred to travel partners like Hyatt, Southwest, and United for outsized value.

American Express Membership Rewards® points are incredibly flexible—but knowing the best ways to redeem them is the key to unlocking their full value.

While the American Express® Gold Card comes with a higher annual fee, the value it offers can easily outweigh the cost. With elevated points on dining and groceries, generous monthly food credits, and a strong lineup of transfer partners, you have the potential to unlock incredible travel rewards—whether you're booking flights or hotel stays. For those who maximize its benefits, this card can be a true game-changer.

The Capital One Venture X and Venture X Business may look nearly identical—same annual fee, travel credits, and lounge access—but key differences in spending requirements, bonuses, and business perks make one a better fit depending on your goals. Here’s how they compare side by side.

One of the best values for a Hyatt hotel can be a Category 5 hotel, as they cost as low as 17,000 points per night during off-peak nights. Here is a compilation of what my followers on Instagram have declared their favorite Category 5 Hyatt hotels!

Starting June 23, 2025, Chase rolled out a new feature called Points Boost, which automatically applies to both new and current cardholders. Instead of those old fixed redemptions, Points Boost offers anywhere from 1.25 to 2.0 cents per point on eligible travel bookings on select flights and hotel stays made through Chase Travel.

All about the 3 Chase Sapphire Cards and Offers!

Major Updates to the Chase Sapphire Reserve®!

There is a new credit card in the market - the Chase Sapphire Reserve for Business! I’m always looking for more ways to earn more Chase points so this news is exciting! Chase says this premium credit card unlocks over $2,500 in annual value! Is this card worth a spot in your wallet, especially with the high annual fee? Keep reading to find out!

IHG free night certificates are a valuable perk that can unlock high-end stays with no extra cost—just be sure to book early and understand the restrictions. Used strategically, they can stretch your rewards and elevate your travel experience without breaking the bank!

I love when I find a good Hyatt property that doesn’t cost a lot of points! Category 4 Hyatt properties are a great value when redeeming a Hyatt Category 1-4 free night certificate! Or if you are paying with points, Category 4 properties cost as low as 12,000 points per night during off-peak nights, 15,000 points for standard nights, and 18,000 points per night during peak-nights. Keep reading for a list of favorite Category 4 Hyatt hotels!

If you have more than four people in your family, you know how challenging it can be to find accommodations - let alone accommodations on points! What if I told you there’s a little known secret in the points and miles world for large families? Enter: Wyndham.  

5 Ways to Use Chase Points to Book a Disney Vacation! Here’s a guide with several different ways to cover Disney costs with your Chase points!

Do you want to use your points for an all-inclusive vacation? Keep reading to learn how to get the most value out of your Hyatt points when booking an all-inclusive Hyatt resort!

Vacation rentals can be a great way to keep the family (or multiple families!) together while you explore, but they can also be a huge expense for your trip. Here are some ways to save on vacation rentals or to even use points and miles to cover the cost of a vacation rentals.

Hilton standard nights on points cost a lot more points compared to Hyatt, however there are some ways to maximize your Hilton bookings to get the most value out of your points and still get a great redemption! Keep reading for some tips!