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Matt and Lani break down the latest in points, miles, and credit cards — including whether American and Alaska will ever put award availability behind a paywall, if Pays could become a bonus category on your favorite cards, and which transfer partner additions would actually move the needle.
They also tackle listener questions on whether points and miles are still worth it, which cards they'd never cancel (and which ones are on the chopping block), and react to Samsung's new Galaxy Card.
Plus: Lani brings the airport etiquette hot takes, and Matt asks — when does a card benefit stop being worth the hassle?
Timestamps:
1:05 – Q1: How long till American and Alaska join Delta, United, Hyatt and IHG in making more awards available or at a cheaper price to their loyalists and/or credit card holders? -SJDP1234
10:10 – Q2: Could you see Paze becoming a category for some cards?
18:04 – Q3: In light of Citi (probably) getting JAL, outside of the big 3 airlines, are there any transfer partners that if they were added to a program, would drastically change your opinion of the program. - Coder
24:43 – Q4: How would you respond if someone asked you this? "Are points and miles still worth it?" - DDAF
28:49 – Q5: What card is a never-cancel for you, and what card is one that you can’t wait to cancel? - Calderds
If I may piggyback, is there a unicorn card that is no longer available that you had a chance to get but didn't? The Unobtainium, if you will. - Richie
37:23 – News: Samsung Galaxy Card
43:23 – Topic: Airport Etiquette & Pet Peeves: What are the absolute worst habits that people do at the airport and within lounges.
54:32 – Topic: What is the line where a benefit is no longer worthwhile for you?
1:06:54 – Outro
By stackyourpointsMatt and Lani break down the latest in points, miles, and credit cards — including whether American and Alaska will ever put award availability behind a paywall, if Pays could become a bonus category on your favorite cards, and which transfer partner additions would actually move the needle.
They also tackle listener questions on whether points and miles are still worth it, which cards they'd never cancel (and which ones are on the chopping block), and react to Samsung's new Galaxy Card.
Plus: Lani brings the airport etiquette hot takes, and Matt asks — when does a card benefit stop being worth the hassle?
Timestamps:
1:05 – Q1: How long till American and Alaska join Delta, United, Hyatt and IHG in making more awards available or at a cheaper price to their loyalists and/or credit card holders? -SJDP1234
10:10 – Q2: Could you see Paze becoming a category for some cards?
18:04 – Q3: In light of Citi (probably) getting JAL, outside of the big 3 airlines, are there any transfer partners that if they were added to a program, would drastically change your opinion of the program. - Coder
24:43 – Q4: How would you respond if someone asked you this? "Are points and miles still worth it?" - DDAF
28:49 – Q5: What card is a never-cancel for you, and what card is one that you can’t wait to cancel? - Calderds
If I may piggyback, is there a unicorn card that is no longer available that you had a chance to get but didn't? The Unobtainium, if you will. - Richie
37:23 – News: Samsung Galaxy Card
43:23 – Topic: Airport Etiquette & Pet Peeves: What are the absolute worst habits that people do at the airport and within lounges.
54:32 – Topic: What is the line where a benefit is no longer worthwhile for you?
1:06:54 – Outro