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Opening your first credit card is generally straightforward. Your best options are student cards and secured cards. But when it comes time to pick out your next card, the choice can feel more challenging. Do you opt for a travel or dining card? Or, is a flexible option with several spending categories the way to…
American Airlines adds tough new basic economy restriction
American Airlines just gave travelers a lot more reason to avoid basic economy. As of Wednesday, the carrier will no longer let its AAdvantage loyalty members earn miles or status-earning Loyalty Points when flying on its no-frills tickets. It’s a blow to AAdvantage members who had been willing to stomach the restrictions of basic economy…
Frontier Airlines unveils limited-time BOGO companion pass deal
For a limited time, Frontier Discount Den members can fly with a companion for nearly free, paying just the price of taxes and fees (starting at $18.90) with Frontier’s Friends Fly Free promotion. This promo is exclusively for Discount Den members booking domestic round-trip travel on select routes and days through May 21. Discount Den…
10 best ways to redeem 200,000 Chase Ultimate Rewards points
The all-new Chase Sapphire Reserve for Business℠ (see rates and fees) card recently launched with an incredible welcome offer: Earn 200,000 bonus points after spending $30,000 on purchases in the first six months from account opening. Based on TPG’s July 2025 valuations, that welcome offer is worth an impressive $4,100. With a jaw-dropping number of…
Chase Sapphire Reserve vs. American Express Gold: A top luxury travel card against a top foodie card
When it comes to travel rewards cards, you usually get what you pay for in terms of bonus categories and perks. This is why we usually compare cards within a single category to try to find the best premium rewards card or the best no-annual-fee cards. The problem is that the American Express® Gold Card…
How to Travel for Cheap (or Free) in 2025
Whenever I ask readers what the number one thing holding them back from traveling is, I almost always get the same answer: money. This problem — and how to overcome it — is my most asked question. “Matt, I don’t know how to afford travel. Help!” I have answered this question in a plethora of…
