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from24/7 Wall St.
7 months agoWhy I'm Switching from Team Travel to Team Cashback - A 3-Year Journey
Cash back cards are now favored over travel cards due to difficulty in redemptions.
High fees and restrictive policies discourage using travel credit cards.
Cash back offers more straightforward and consistent benefits.
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fromBustle
2 months agoThe Wellness Girlie's Guide To The Ultimate Desert & Snow Getaway
With over 30 extraordinary brands and 10,000 global destinations in the Marriott Bonvoy® portfolio, the Marriott Bonvoy Boundless Card helps cardmembers satisfy their wanderlust by unlocking inspiring experiences around the world. For a limited time, new cardmembers can earn 125,000 bonus points and one Free Night Award* (valued at up to 50,000 points) after spending $3,000 in the first three months from account opening - just in time for the holiday rush, and the necessary retreat that should follow.
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fromConde Nast Traveler
3 months agoIs the $895 Amex Platinum Annual Fee Worth It For Travelers?
The Platinum Card from American Express recently reclaimed its first-place rank as the most expensive mainstream travel credit card after briefly being dethroned by the Chase Sapphire Reserve this summer. In exchange for well over $1,000 in new benefits, the Amex Platinum now costs a whopping $895 a year, up $200 from the current annual fee of $695. To justify the annual fee price hike, the Amex Platinum now offers more than $3,500 of value in annual credits and benefits. It also comes in an optional, limited-edition mirror finish, which current cardholders can request through their online dashboard or via the Amex app.
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fromBusiness Insider
3 months agoI spent my 20s living a dream life abroad, but returned to the US in debt. There's a lot I wish I'd done differently.
Moved to Budapest at 23 and lived seven years abroad, gaining experiences but becoming financially unstable from low pay, poor planning, and weak credit-card rewards.
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