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You Shouldn’t Cancel a Credit Card Within Your First Year of Membership. Here’s Why.
You Shouldn’t Cancel a Credit Card Within Your First Year of Membership. Here’s Why.
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Credit card issuers want your business. And to get it, they'll offer you big welcome bonuses complete with points, miles, or cash back. But what happens when you're ready to move on from your card? Of all the things you could do, you shouldn't cancel your credit card within the first year of membership. Here's why you'd be wise to avoid canceling a credit card less than a year after opening it.

Tyler Glatt
Tyler Glatt

Reviewed by JT Genter

Andaz Miami Beach Review: An Elevated Miami Stay
Andaz Miami Beach Review: An Elevated Miami Stay
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The Andaz Miami Beach offers an elevated stay in the heart of one of the most popular areas in Miami. With direct beach access and a relaxing atmosphere while still being close to the nightlife and energy of Miami Beach, it strikes the perfect chord for your next stay. And with award rates as low as 20,000 Hyatt points per night, you're getting a great value, too. Here's our review of this property.

Ben Nickel-D'Andrea
Ben Nickel-D'Andrea

Reviewed by Allie Johnson

Amex Refer a Friend Program: Earn Bonus Points or Cash Back on Card Referrals
Amex Refer a Friend Program: Earn Bonus Points or Cash Back on Card Referrals
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American Express allows Card Members to refer their cards to others in exchange for bonus points, miles, or cash back. While there’s an annual cap on the number of referrals you can send, that limit resets each calendar year. In this post, we’ll break down how Amex referral bonuses work and how to generate personalized links to share with family and friends.

Ian SnyderHarrison Pierce
Ian Snyder & Harrison Pierce

Reviewed by Tyler Glatt

Flight Delayed, Canceled, or Overbooked? Here’s When Airlines Owe You Compensation
Flight Delayed, Canceled, or Overbooked? Here’s When Airlines Owe You Compensation
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Flight delays and cancellations can be expensive and stressful. Fortunately, there are some protections in place to make sure you don’t get stuck with the bill when irregular operations force you to change your plans. If you know your rights, you can avoid worrying about covering extra costs out of pocket and make sure you extract the full compensation to which you’re entitled.

Andrew George BradshawRyan Flanigan
Andrew George Bradshaw & Ryan Flanigan

Reviewed by Toni Southam