Have you ever had a points question where every source online seems to contradict the last, and what you really want is for someone to walk you through how to actually decide?
In this listener Q&A episode, I’m answering the questions you have sent in on everything from choosing your next credit card and where to credit your cash-paid flights to which Hyatt award is worth using, when. But the biggest topic I dig into is the Chase change to how its points transfer to Hyatt, and what that should, and shouldn’t, change about the cards you already hold.
Listen in as I compare the Bilt Palladium and the Capital One Venture X, work through whether it’s worth moving Chase points to Hyatt before the transfer ratio drops in October. And I talk about a brand-new Philippine Airlines award option, now bookable through Qatar, that opens up direct routes to Manila that used to be almost impossible on points.
Whether you’re deciding on your next card or sitting on a pile of points you’re not sure what to do with, this episode gives you both the specific answers and a clearer way to think through your own decisions.
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Point Me to First Class is the show for professionals and business owners with higher-than-average personal or business expenses, who want to learn to leverage these expenses into credit card points they can spend on travel.
Each week, I share valuable tips, tools, and strategies to help you uplevel your skills earning and redeeming credit card points, so you can expand your travel and expand your experiences.