Can you combine points and miles from different frequent-flyer programs? The simple answer is no, but there are always exceptions and ways to make it happen. Unfortunately, most present a poor value, but you may still be able to achieve your goal. Check out this post for all the details.

The Citi Premier® Card and Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card are two of the best mid-tier rewards cards with fees under $100. With both cards running all-time high welcome offers, now is the perfect time to compare these cards and determine which one deserves a spot in your wallet.

Citi just launched a record-high 80,000-point offer on the Citi Premier® Card for new cardholders! This card is often overlooked, but it can deliver huge value that makes it easy to justify its modest annual fee. You’ll earn 3X points at hotels, restaurants, gas stations, supermarkets, and on airfare. Plus, if you take advantage of the new $100 annual hotel credit, this card pays for itself!

Chase is running increased offers on the entire family of United co-brand credit cards. New applicants can earn up to 150,000 bonus United miles. Most of these cards feature an extensive list of high-value perks and travel protection benefits, making them long-term keepers for your rewards portfolio. Now is the perfect time to add a United card to your wallet.

For the first time in over two years, the three credit cards that earn Avios points are offering a 100K bonus that you can earn without having to meet a huge spending requirement! If you’ve passed on these cards before, it’s time to take another look.

The American Express® Gold Card and Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card are two of the best mid-tier rewards cards on the market. In this post, we dive into the earning potential, redemption opportunities, and benefits of each card to see which one deserves a spot in your wallet.

Have you ever picked a hotel that wasn’t your first choice—just for the sake of earning points? Hotels.com Rewards is a fantastic way to get rewarded for every dollar you spend on accommodation without having to commit to one of the major hotel chains. With over 500,000 properties to choose from and a very simple rewards program that gives you a free night for every ten nights stayed, Hotels.com is worth a closer look.

The Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card has earned its spot as the best beginner’s card and still deserves its place as one of the best travel cards on the market. Here are our top five reasons to pick up the Sapphire Preferred over the Sapphire Reserve.

Chase Ultimate Rewards are one of the most valuable types of points you can earn. And right now, the signup bonuses across the entire family of cards that earn these points are as good as we’ve ever seen. Check out these five increased offers and add up to 100,000 points to your Ultimate Rewards balance.