Million Points Dispatch
Field notes on churn strategy, partner devaluations, and redemptions that still feel futuristic.
Award Alert: Business Class Flights to Switzerland From 45K Points
Fly lie-flat business class to Zurich or Geneva for as little as 45,000 points one way thanks to wide SWISS award availability and a limited-time Aeroplan transfer bonus.
The Rise of Mid-Tier Premium Travel Cards: Better Value at $350-$395
While ultra-premium cards approach $1,000 in annual fees, a new class of mid-tier cards offers compelling value at $350-$395. These cards deliver substantial travel perks without the financial burden, making them increasingly attractive as consumer spending slows.
West Coast to Tahiti in Business Class From 60K Points
Tahiti, a dream destination for many travelers, can be quite expensive to reach. However, thanks to some new award availability, you can now book flights to this exotic location in business class starting at just 60,000 points, plus $18.10 in taxes and fees per person.
Chase adds new lifetime language to no fee Ink cards
The article describes a new policy by Chase that restricts lifetime eligibility for Ink Business card welcome bonuses. The policy applies to all no-annual-fee Ink Business cards, including the Ink Business Cash® Credit Card and the Ink Business Unlimited® Credit Card.
Chase 70% transfer bonus to Marriott
How I migrated this blog from a DIY stack to a new setup using Nobelium, a Notion-based starter that pairs Notion with Next.js. This new setup, deployed on Vercel, automates many tasks, including SSL certificate renewal and site deployment, allowing me to focus on writing.
Best Business Card: Chase Sapphire Reserve vs Amex Platinum
A premium business rewards card can offer lucrative benefits for your business, including on purchases, travel benefits, statement credits, and redemption. 2 cards stand out from the crowded field: The Business Platinum Card® from American Express and the Sapphire Reserve for Business℠ .
Travel Miles Valuations - November 25
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