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Skip the CDW: How To Use Credit Card Rental Insurance and Get Proof When Needed
Skip the CDW: How To Use Credit Card Rental Insurance and Get Proof When Needed
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If you've ever rented a car, you've heard the spiel on purchasing insurance as part of the rental agreement. Fees can range anywhere from $10 to $50 per day. But your credit card might provide a complimentary Collision Damage Waiver (CDW) insurance. Here's how to get proof of Collision Damage Waiver from your credit card so you aren't stuck paying for something you don't need.

Jenna Hansen
Jenna Hansen

Reviewed by JT Genter

From Elite Perks to Travel Credits: All Hotel Benefits Offered by the Chase Sapphire Reserve®
From Elite Perks to Travel Credits: All Hotel Benefits Offered by the Chase Sapphire Reserve®
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The Chase Sapphire Reserve® offers several valuable hotel benefits. These include two annual credits when booking through The Edit, a one-time $250 hotel credit, perks at Relais & Châteaux properties, a $300 annual travel credit, elevated earnings through Chase Travel, and more. This article breaks down each of these perks so you can make the most of them.

Jenna HansenBen Nickel-D'Andrea
Jenna Hansen & Ben Nickel-D'Andrea

Reviewed by Harrison Pierce

I Pay $3,269 a Year in Credit Card Annual Fees, Yet Come Out Way Ahead — Here’s How
I Pay $3,269 a Year in Credit Card Annual Fees, Yet Come Out Way Ahead — Here’s How
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I pay $3,269 in credit card annual fees each year. If that sounds like a lot, it is. However, I get much more value from holding these cards. I earn almost $4,500 in easy-to-use statement credits. If I'm a bit more savvy, I could earn another $2,400 in statement credits. Plus, I earn several points per dollar on my purchases and can take advantage of many other benefits. Here's a breakdown of why this makes sense for my situation — and what changes I'm considering.

Harrison Pierce
Harrison Pierce

Reviewed by JT Genter