The all-time-high 20,000 sign-up bonus is here. This is one of two co-branded cards launched by Citi and online travel agency Expedia. The Citi Expedia+ is the no-annual-fee versio...

Last time we introduced Chicago from the perspective of credit card/points enthusiasts. This time, we continue with New York, one of the most popular travel cities in the United St...

If you live in the US, renting a car is often unavoidable. If you get into an accident and have to use your own auto insurance, you may have to pay a deductible and could also see...

Earlier, chanye wrote a Niagara Falls trip report from the perspective of a credit card/points enthusiast. This time, we’ll continue by looking at how to plan a trip to Chicago usi...

The welcome bonus on this card has increased to 65,000, and it now also offers a high-spending perk that lets you choose either an upgrade voucher or a companion ticket. Overall, t...

This card’s points are worth 1.5c/p toward travel, which works out to 3% back on whichever of airfare, gas, or grocery purchases is your highest spending category, and 3% back on c...

According to DOC, some cardholders are now receiving emails asking them to upgrade to the new Bonvoy Boundless card (formerly Premier Plus). After upgrading, you only need to make...

This card now waives the $150 annual fee for the first year, so you can see whether it fits you. Its biggest perk is that points can also be transferred to miles: some airlines at...

In addition to earning cash back, many credit cards also include rental car insurance. Compared with the coverage rental car companies try to sell you, the insurance that comes wit...

Before I start this series, let me briefly introduce myself. Hello everyone, I'm the new author milesgod. My interests are travel, cards, and points. In the future I'll be writing...

If you still haven't finished your credit-card travel credits for this year, now is the time to act. Since credits usually take some time to process and unexpected issues can come...