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!

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.

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!

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!

The Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card is one of the most beginner friendly cards for travel rewards and here’s some ways to make your points more valuable!

The Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card is one of the most beginner friendly cards for travel rewards and here’s a tip on how to make your points worth more!

While there are certain sweet spots of hotels and flights you can cover with points and miles, sometimes it can be tricky to cover other specific forms of travel - like cruises, Airbnbs, non-chain hotels, and rental cars. This guest post guide gives you all the details on a unique way to cover travel purchases to get the most out of your Chase Aeroplan miles.

Delta is such a popular airline! If you love flying Delta or live near a Delta hub, you may want to consider getting a Delta credit card!

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

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!

One of the fastest and easiest ways to earn credit card points for free travel is through credit card welcome offers! Below is a list of best credit card offers this month help you decide which credit card is best for your travel goals!

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.

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!