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Tyler Glatt

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Tyler joined the AwardWallet team in July 2023 as a freelance writer and came on full-time in December 2023. He first got hooked on points and miles back in 2019 while studying at NC State University, when they became the key to pursuing his travel goals on a college budget. Since then, he’s used rewards to unlock all kinds of incredible experiences — from climbing Mount Kilimanjaro to discovering favorite new destinations in Japan, Vietnam, and beyond — and occasionally flying in the pointy end of the plane when the price (in points) is right.

When he’s not working or spending time with family, you’ll likely find Tyler surfing, planning his next trip, working toward a master’s degree at UNC-Wilmington, or plotting his (hopefully soon) ascent of Aconcagua in Mendoza, Argentina.

Is Your Wallet Working for You? Here’s How To Evaluate Your Credit Card Portfolio
Is Your Wallet Working for You? Here’s How To Evaluate Your Credit Card Portfolio
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Whether you've got one credit card or a wallet with cards in every slot, it's important to take the time at least once a year to revaluate which credit cards are worth keeping. Your spending habits, travel goals, and ability to utilize credit card perks will change over time—and so will the benefits that come with your cards. Here's our guide to managing the cards in your wallet like a pro.

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Tyler Glatt & Ross Denkin

Reviewed by Erik Paquet

Capital One Venture X vs. Spark Cash Plus: Which Business Card Is Best for You?
Capital One Venture X vs. Spark Cash Plus: Which Business Card Is Best for You?
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Capital One's Capital One Venture X Business and Capital One Spark Cash Plus cards are both offering great bonuses: 150,000 bonus miles and $2,000 Cash Back, respectively. The spending requirements are sizeable, but the value of these bonuses can't be understated. Which bonus should you pursue for your business? Here are the similarities and differences between these cards and their current bonuses.

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Ryan Smith & Tyler Glatt

Reviewed by JT Genter

Earn a Cash Bonus of $2,000 (Or More) with Capital One Spark Cash Plus
Earn a Cash Bonus of $2,000 (Or More) with Capital One Spark Cash Plus
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Capital One is giving business owners the opportunity to earn a $2,000 cash bonus on its premier business cash-back card, the Capital One Spark Cash Plus — and an additional $2,000 for every $500,000 spent during the first year — with no caps or limits.. This card is one of the most straightforward rewards earners on the market, with a simple 2% cash back on all purchases and no cap on how much cash back you can earn. The spending requirement is high, but this bonus is massive.

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Tyler Glatt & Ryan Smith

Reviewed by Erik Paquet

Get a Year of I Prefer Titanium Status for Free With This Promo Code
Get a Year of I Prefer Titanium Status for Free With This Promo Code
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We've asked before if you should care about I Prefer Hotel Rewards — the loyalty program of the Preferred Hotels & Resorts hospitality group. In short: Although the program is somewhat niche, it's worth knowing about if you like upscale properties. Now, with a new elite status offer that anyone can use, there's an extra incentive to give the program a look. Here's how to enjoy I Prefer Titanium status for a year — for free.

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Tyler Glatt & Skye Class
Score 30 Nights of Hotel Rooms for Just $499 Through Wyndham's New Ultimate Hotel Pass
Score 30 Nights of Hotel Rooms for Just $499 Through Wyndham's New Ultimate Hotel Pass
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You can unlock a month's worth of hotel stays for just over $16 per night. For a rate that good, you might assume there's a catch — and there is. The key to "unlocking" this incredible deal is to pre-register for Wyndham Rewards' new Ultimate Hotel Pass. With a bit of luck, you can secure one of just 25 minted passes. Here's what you need to know about the Wyndham Ultimate Hotel Pass and how to pre-register.

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Tyler Glatt
Choice Privileges Devalues Program, Pricing Nights Higher Than Ever Before
Choice Privileges Devalues Program, Pricing Nights Higher Than Ever Before
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The Choice Privileges program became a little less valuable today — or whenever it began ignoring its stated points cap on award nights. Choice seems to have devalued its program without notice. Consequently, prices for a free night have already begun creeping upwards. Here's what you need to know about the Choice Privileges devaluation and why this one stings a little more than most.

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Tyler Glatt & JT Genter
Korean Air and Marriott Bonvoy Partnership Ending — Including Points Transfers
Korean Air and Marriott Bonvoy Partnership Ending — Including Points Transfers
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Korean Air is notorious for making its SKYPASS miles difficult to earn. Outside of a few co-branded credit cards, flying SkyTeam carriers, or converting Marriott Bonvoy points to SKYPASS miles, there aren't many meaningful ways to fill your account. And on June 17, 2024, it won't get any easier. Korean Air is tightening the screws by removing one of the aforementioned earning options. Here's what you need to know.

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Tyler Glatt