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Cover Buy Now, Pay Later Installments With a Chase Card? This Policy Change Will Affect What Card You Can Use.
Cover Buy Now, Pay Later Installments With a Chase Card? This Policy Change Will Affect What Card You Can Use.
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Chase has added language to many of its credit card statements announcing that it will no longer support third-party buy now, pay later platforms. Fortunately, Chase has given ample notice about the impending changes, so members who use these programs have ample time to adjust payment methods. Here's what Chase cardholders need to know about this policy change.

Sam Helmy
Sam Helmy

Reviewed by Tyler Glatt

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.

Tyler GlattSkye Class
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.

Tyler Glatt
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.

Tyler GlattJT Genter
Tyler Glatt & JT Genter
Make a Donation to Miles4Migrants, Get Bonus Aeroplan Points (From 1.33 Cents Apiece)
Make a Donation to Miles4Migrants, Get Bonus Aeroplan Points (From 1.33 Cents Apiece)
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Air Canada and Miles4Migrants launched a campaign that rewards you with Aeroplan points when you donate to Miles4Migrants. You can receive up to 75,000 Aeroplan points as a thank-you for your donation! The campaign will end once the fundraising goal of $250,000 is met, so you'll want to act quickly if you want to score Aeroplan points for as little as 1.33 cents per point. Here's what you need to know about Miles4Migrants — and why this promotion is worth your attention.

Sam Helmy
Sam Helmy

Reviewed by Tyler Glatt

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.

Tyler Glatt
Tyler Glatt