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Cameron Laufer

Freelance Writer

Cameron is a freelance writer who grew up with a passion for traveling and seeing the world. It was a curiosity in points and miles that led him deep into the hobby. Since 2018, he has traveled the world for less using points, along with his wife and three teenage children. He is a moderator with the Award Travel 101 Facebook community.

Cameron enjoys pickleball, hiking, golfing, and skiing, as well as rooting for Purdue and Cleveland sports teams. His favorite country is Switzerland.

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Capital One VentureOne Card Review: A Surprisingly Well-Rounded No-Annual-Fee Card
Capital One VentureOne Card Review: A Surprisingly Well-Rounded No-Annual-Fee Card
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Despite charging no annual fee, the Capital One VentureOne Rewards Credit Card offers solid earnings, travel and shopping protections, elite status perks, and even provides access to transfer partners. It's a great option for people who want a card that earns fully transferable rewards but don't want to pay an annual fee. Plus, the rewards are simple to use. Learn more in our full Capital One VentureOne review.

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Hilton Honors American Express Card Review: Earn Hilton Points and Status With No Annual Fee
Hilton Honors American Express Card Review: Earn Hilton Points and Status With No Annual Fee
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For those looking to add a no-fee Hilton Honors point-earning credit card to the arsenal, look no further than the Hilton Honors American Express Card. While light on perks and benefits, the Hilton Amex has a few redeeming qualities. Here's everything you need to know about the Hilton Amex to make an informed decision if the card is right for you.

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IHG One Rewards Traveler Credit Card Review: Elite Status, Fourth Night Free, And No Annual Fee
IHG One Rewards Traveler Credit Card Review: Elite Status, Fourth Night Free, And No Annual Fee
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The IHG One Rewards Traveler Credit Card is a great value for the occasional IHG guest. This card charges no annual fee and comes with nice perks like a fourth night free on award redemptions, 20% savings on buying IHG points, and no foreign transaction fees. Check out all the benefits in our full review so you can decide if it's the right card for you.

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Reviewed by JT Genter

Southwest Credit Cards: Get Bonus Miles, Travel Perks & a Fast-Track to the Companion Pass
Southwest Credit Cards: Get Bonus Miles, Travel Perks & a Fast-Track to the Companion Pass
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Southwest Airlines offers five co-branded credit cards through Chase. Each credit card has its own unique set of perks and benefits. Which one is right will vary from individual to individual. So, let's take a look and see which could make the most sense for you. A limited time Companion Pass welcome offer may be worth considering.

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Reviewed by Toni Southam

Same Card, More Points: Our Best Tips on How to Start Getting Targeted Credit Card Offers
Same Card, More Points: Our Best Tips on How to Start Getting Targeted Credit Card Offers
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As credit card application restrictions evolve and bonuses become harder to come by, it’s essential we look past the most common methods of applying for cards to secure the best deals. An often-overlooked technique is to position yourself for targeted credit card offers. It isn't as hard as you think; just be prepared for a little "junk mail." Here are our best tips.

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