Learn How to Turn Expenses into Assets
Are Points Right for Me?
For every dollar you spend the bank earns a percentage of the transaction. If you’re not maximizing the amount that you earn, the only one who benefits is the bank. Your expenses are opportunities to earn a percentage back for yourself and if you’re someone who values travel, there are amazing opportunities that you can take advantage of. Take my free course to learn how points and miles work and if they’re a fit for your lifestyle. If so, I’d love to welcome you into the Miles Ahead Travel Membership where you’ll learn everything you need to know to travel for free! I’m always around to answer questions as you go along.
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Are Points and Miles a Fit for You?
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Lesson 1: Financially Responsible Travel Hacking
Responsible travel hacking is about managing your everyday spending in a way that earns valuable points and miles on money that you’re spending on groceries, gas and other items you buy to facilitate your life. If you’re not paying off your balance on time and in full you are not travel hacking - you’re getting into debt. Learn the best practices and make sure this is a fit for you.
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Lesson 2: Are Points Really Assets?
Points are absolutely assets and I wouldn’t give mine up for the world! You can always cash out your points (which makes them equivalent to cash back) but you’ll get much more value out of using your points for travel.
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How to Earn Credit Card Points
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Lesson 1: Types of Points and Miles
There are three types of points and miles - airline miles, hotel points and transferable points. We’ll be focusing on transferrable points as well as a specific airline mile strategy.
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Lesson 2: Earning Points Three Ways
There are three main ways to earn credit card points - signing up for a new credit card, referring someone else to the card that you have and using your card on your everyday spending.
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Lesson 3: Impact to Credit Score
Will opening new credit cards hurt my credit score?
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How Exactly Do I Do This?