can you get both card and theri bonus at the same time?

I can transfer cashback from my QS over to miles on my V1

Just recently got the sapphire preferred card. Got denied online. Decided to go to a local branch instead. On multiple of their credit cards, they had an additional bonus that was only in the branch if you applied at the branch. Better than the advertised online offers. So it's worth a check to apply for these in person.

My first mistake was I didn’t start with chase So now I’m over 5/24 so that’s makes it harder for me … Second I have Amex love them third I’m now Starting with Citi, Citi Double Just got approve for Citi strata need the Citi Custom cash card

Hey Kevin , I have send you the email you have not replied yet ?

Only have the Aeroplan card -- solely because of pay yourself back 😊 I have no idea If that gets me any status that is meaningful on United, but I’m flying United back from the creator meet up, so I suppose I can give it a try! Thanks for the video!

Good and useful video for beginners, but the video is too long. Perhaps splitting it into several videos would benefit you more.❤

Who really uses Uber Eats? I like my food fresh and prepared and served. I don't want to have the order wrong, food cooked poorly...I'd rather drive to the source where I have 100% control. Convenience is hardly a term that can be applied to poor products and poor service.

Hi. How do you combine the Chase Sapphire Preferred with other Chase cards like the Freedom Flex to maximize your points? Any specific strategies you recommend?

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Just downgraded my CSP to the OG Freedom to max out those 5x quarters and to be able to use at Costco. Got the CIP with 160k bonus to still be able to transfer out.

3 cards ? Is this a common thing ? I travel ALOT for work and Im looking to optimize. Flights, hotels and food. Im just looking for ONE card. Maybe 2 max

never a fan of the $50 hotel credit via portal.... I prefer the CIBP.... AF can be tax deductible

CSR Guy here to show love

Meal kits count as online groceries for the CSP. You can stack with Rakuten and when there are additional Chase Offers.

what is your international grocery card ?

4:18 never cancel your card credit history is more important then resigning for a welcome bonus

Nice you bring this up, Chase offers (and stuff like Amex offers) sometimes there are some really good stuff. Amex recently there has been +5X MR points on gas for the gold, which equates to 6X up to 2000 points. The other one I've used is all the small Chase offers for food, Instacart 10% back, etc.

First, thanks!

Question for you: How long have you had the Chase Sapphire Preferred? Or, is there something preventing you from going for it? 👇

Great video at 2x speed

What about the highest United card. It gives you IHG platinum elite without the IHG card? 🤙🍷

Chase offers the worst categories and I absolutely hate it.

I agree with moat points here. But some of those hyper-elevated sign up bonuses are never an awful thing to chase.

A great card, if you can get Business is the United Business. Many of the benefits of the explorer. Except better. Pair that gateway as a personal card with this Business card and they give you 5k miles a year. Only x2 but the Business has a $100 statement credit if you make 7 $100 purchases. Tickets for 2 people with seat upgrades could equal 4 of the required 7. Found it easy to reach the credit. Why is the credit important ? If a United point is 1.2 cents a point. it takes $8333 before you would earn more value having a x3 card then the credit that comes with the Business. That's the difference between x2 and x3 point earning vs the credit.. United Business is the card if your spending less than $8333 in flights and only check 1 free bag.

I have four airlines card, I always book basic economy for short flight , three to five hours economy and above 6 hours,business class always benefited

I need this carddddd ughhh I want the unlimited freedoms but I’ll start with the flex first 😂

Hey Kev I've been watching your videos a lot lately, they're very informative and helpful but I wanted to ask if the route I had in mind was pretty optimal, I currently only have one credit card (Discover It) and upon watching your videos, i have my credit card plan set up like this, Chase Freedom Unlimited, Chase Freedom Flex, Chase Sapphire Preferred, and then the Venture X and Savor One, let me know what do you think?

All this “my partner” talk, I didn’t realize you were gay.

yeah im gonna be honest that 1% is actually insane and its becoming more insane as i continue to deposit into robinhood lol i just have a minimum wage job soo just getting 60% for the couple months ive been investing is nice ill take an extra 60 anyway i can get it lol i was already semi interested in robinhood cause the card but this on top of the card on top of the 5% on saving money their is crazy

Completely agree with your reasons for transferrable credit card points being preferred over airline miles! I do however love the co-branded AA cards for their sign up bonuses ... AA miles are very valuable and not attainable through any credit card point transfers.

If you close a CC it won't fall off your credit report for another 10 years

Kevin, do you prefer a specific airline to earn status with for domestic work travel? What's your award redemption strategy on using those points?

Did you have referrals for 175k?

hi, is it possible to transfer the balance on a Chase Biz card to an AMEX personal or Citi personal card or Capital 1 personal card to take advantage of 0% bal transfer promo? thanks

Airline cards are great supplementary options if you want to top off your points balances! Ive been collecting AA miles from AA card signup bonuses since no program transfer to them at a good rate.

Is clear use for TSA pre check?

I have 7 airlines credit cards in my 16 premium travel cards setup. I am very happy with my airlines cards✈️: Amex Delta Reserve Business, Amex Delta Reserve personal, Amex Delta Platinum Business, Chase United Club, Citi AAdvantage Executive, Chase Southwest Performance Business, and Barclays JetBlue Plus.

Alaska Airlines miles are way more valuable than most airlines. If you live in Seattle they fly everywhere domestically from here. Business class from Paris on Air Tahiti for 50,000 points. Easy to get Elite status. I am just MVP and am upgraded on a regular basis. Companion Pass easily covers the 95 annual fee. If you don't fly domestically it maybe a one year and done fro the bonus points.

I got the Alaska airlines card a couple of months ago. Got a 75k welcome offer and using the points to fly to Fiji from lax 🫡. Will most likely cancel the card once the renewal hits. Live in San Diego so the card fits into my travel plans

Very helpful video. My plan was to get an airline card to build points for partners, mainly those Asian or Middle East airlines. I was eyeing the Alaska Airlines card since I already have points and they are part of the One World Alliance. Albeit, since I'll be more than likely to be flying solo for awhile that companion pass won't get any use. However, I think it's best to get a non-airline card that has those partners, especially since airline cards seem to be devaluing point (e.g., Alaska Airlines devalued Japan Airlines, and the example you gave in the video). I have a mail offer for a Chase Freedom Unlimited, but w/o the welcome offer. I would like to get a hotel card, but as of now I'm not really geared towards a particular brand. I have Hilton points through Lyft and was approved for one of the Hilton cards, but I'll have to think about it for awhile.

Only one I’d want is the Barclays AA Aviator card others ehhh no need!

I agree. Asian airlines's service far exceeds what American based airlines can do. And you are right, all of the good credit cards are for domestic airlines. I've had the China Airlines credit card for a few years and got decent value out of it but not outsized value.

No airline credit cards, wife works @ United. I have Chase cards that earn UR points that I transfer to Hyatt.

I downgraded the Explorer to the Gateway and got the Business card. I get 5K miles + 2 lounge passes annually. As a 1MM, having United Cards gives me expanded fare availability.

Any suggestions of Hyatt or Marriott stay in Seattle early October? Since Marriott has a bonus transfer offer right now.

I fly united quite a bit since it's the main airline at my local airport. Would it be worth it for me to get the United explorer card to get the free checked bags? I really hate spending money on luggage check-in

I like my Delta cards (reserve and platinum)however the companion passes I use twice a year sucking up my two main trips a year leaving Other trip to my Alaskan companion pass I also have JetBlue and American Airlines cards have not flown either - thinking about canceling them

Hotel is more important. I don’t care how I get there economy etc