We play a family travel Would You Rather built around real points-and-miles tradeoffs, from Hyatt love to premium economy sanity. Along the way we compare Chase, Amex, and Citi, weigh taxes and fees, and debate lounges, breakfast, and splitting flights with kids. • quick update on Bilt changes and current cards • luxury hotel without breakfast vs budget stay with big breakfast • free family trip in economy vs solo business class splurge • Chase vs Amex value with Hyatt and earnability • first class on separate flights vs economy together • premium economy both ways vs mixed cabins • splitting parents and kids to secure business seats • middle seat marathon vs a week at a budget motel • historical city breaks vs tropical downtime • unlimited points hypotheticals across Chase, Amex, Citi • taxes and fees tradeoffs across airlines and families • lounge access benefits vs time flexibility at airports • five years stateside travel vs two weeks global each year We will do an Instagram poll Monday so you can weigh in on today’s questions—send us a DM with your picks and ideas for part two

We play a family travel Would You Rather built around real points-and-miles tradeoffs, from Hyatt love to premium economy sanity. Along the way we compare Chase, Amex, and Citi, weigh taxes and fees, and debate lounges, breakfast, and splitting flights with kids. • quick update on Bilt changes and current cards • luxury hotel without breakfast vs budget stay with big breakfast • free family trip in economy vs solo business class splurge • Chase vs Amex value with Hyatt and earnability • first class on separate flights vs economy together • premium economy both ways vs mixed cabins • splitting parents and kids to secure business seats • middle seat marathon vs a week at a budget motel • historical city breaks vs tropical downtime • unlimited points hypotheticals across Chase, Amex, Citi • taxes and fees tradeoffs across airlines and families • lounge access benefits vs time flexibility at airports • five years stateside travel vs two weeks global each year We will do an Instagram poll Monday so you can weigh in on today’s questions—send us a DM with your picks and ideas for part two

We play a family travel Would You Rather built around real points-and-miles tradeoffs, from Hyatt love to premium economy sanity. Along the way we compare Chase, Amex, and Citi, weigh taxes and fees, and debate lounges, breakfast, and splitting flights with kids. • quick update on Bilt changes and current cards • luxury hotel without breakfast vs budget stay with big breakfast • free family trip in economy vs solo business class splurge • Chase vs Amex value with Hyatt and earnability • first class on separate flights vs economy together • premium economy both ways vs mixed cabins • splitting parents and kids to secure business seats • middle seat marathon vs a week at a budget motel • historical city breaks vs tropical downtime • unlimited points hypotheticals across Chase, Amex, Citi • taxes and fees tradeoffs across airlines and families • lounge access benefits vs time flexibility at airports • five years stateside travel vs two weeks global each year We will do an Instagram poll Monday so you can weigh in on today’s questions—send us a DM with your picks and ideas for part two

Would You Rather - Family Travel on Points Edition!

<div>Do you struggle to understand how people travel using points and miles from credit cards? It can be easy to waste a lot of time learning travel hacking on your own, especially if you find it complex and confusing. &nbsp; Let us pull back the curtain and show you how you can maximize money you're already spending to earn enough credit card points and miles to travel with your family for nearly free.&nbsp; We've used credit card points and miles to take our family of 5 on trips to places like Costa Rica, San Diego, Disneyland, Oceanside, NYC, Washington DC, Hawaii, and next year we have already booked Paris, Spain and Japan!&nbsp; Using credit card points and miles (often called travel hacking) doesn't have to be overwhelming or take a ton of time, and we can show you how.&nbsp; Can you earn a lot of points and miles without opening up multiple credit cards? Only if you have a really high amount of spend each month. For people with larger families, opening new cards is the easiest and fastest way to earn enough points and miles to take a couple of really low cost (but not low budget) family vacations every year!&nbsp; If you want to learn ways to help you and your family travel more affordably using credit card points, this show is for you.&nbsp; </div>

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Do you struggle to understand how people travel using points and miles from credit cards? It can be easy to waste a lot of time learning travel hacking on your own, especially if you find it complex and confusing.   Let us pull back the curtain and show you how you can maximize money you're already spending to earn enough credit card points and miles to travel with your family for nearly free.  We've used credit card points and miles to take our family of 5 on trips to places like Costa Rica, San Diego, Disneyland, Oceanside, NYC, Washington DC, Hawaii, and next year we have already booked Paris, Spain and Japan!  Using credit card points and miles (often called travel hacking) doesn't have to be overwhelming or take a ton of time, and we can show you how.  Can you earn a lot of points and miles without opening up multiple credit cards? Only if you have a really high amount of spend each month. For people with larger families, opening new cards is the easiest and fastest way to earn enough points and miles to take a couple of really low cost (but not low budget) family vacations every year!  If you want to learn ways to help you and your family travel more affordably using credit card points, this show is for you. 

Do you struggle to understand how people travel using points and miles from credit cards? It can be easy to waste a lot of time learning travel hacking on your own, especially if you find it complex and confusing. &nbsp; Let us pull back the curtain and show you how you can maximize money you're already spending to earn enough credit card points and miles to travel with your family for nearly free.&nbsp; We've used credit card points and miles to take our family of 5 on trips to places like Costa Rica, San Diego, Disneyland, Oceanside, NYC, Washington DC, Hawaii, and next year we have already booked Paris, Spain and Japan!&nbsp; Using credit card points and miles (often called travel hacking) doesn't have to be overwhelming or take a ton of time, and we can show you how.&nbsp; Can you earn a lot of points and miles without opening up multiple credit cards? Only if you have a really high amount of spend each month. For people with larger families, opening new cards is the easiest and fastest way to earn enough points and miles to take a couple of really low cost (but not low budget) family vacations every year!&nbsp; If you want to learn ways to help you and your family travel more affordably using credit card points, this show is for you.&nbsp;

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