U.S. credit card points are far more than just “saving up points to exchange for flights.” What’s the difference between UR, MR, TYP, airline miles, and hotel points? Which setup i...

If you’re planning to apply for a card in the near future, I think the ones worth prioritizing are AMEX Gold, Platinum, Marriott Brilliant, Citi AA Platinum, and Alaska Summit; if...

The most valuable use of U.S. credit card points is usually not cashing them out directly, but transferring them to airline miles or hotel points and then redeeming them for busine...

Citi has arguably been one of the most aggressive credit card issuers in recent years. While it is a bit weaker when it comes to point transfers, it is stronger at earning points....

Amazon is running another targeted Citi ThankYou Points promotion. Eligible users who use a certain number of Citi ThankYou Points to pay for Amazon purchases can get up to a $25 A...

Citi has dropped a big TYP update: JAL now appears as a transfer partner on the official website! This is just as significant an improvement as AA being added. Especially for fligh...

Citi TYP now transfers to Accor points with a 50% bonus, for a final transfer ratio of 1:0.75. The promotion ends on July 18. Accor points are directly tied to cash value: 2,000 po...

According to DOC, this card is very likely to be discontinued, probably by the end of this weekend. Right now you can still apply for it or product change from another Citi card, s...

Quite a few credit cards offer solid welcome bonuses while keeping the spending requirement very low—just $500 in the first three months. Some cards even give you the bonus after a...

The public welcome bonus has dropped to 75,000 points! This card now comes with a number of useful statement credits and can basically pay for its own annual fee. If you have Citi...

This card is already a strong fit for people with ongoing travel needs who plan to keep it long term. And within the year, the end of the year is also the best time to apply, since...