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Greg, The Frequent Miler's articles predominantly focus on personal finance aspects related to travel, credit cards, loyalty programs, and hotel/airline reviews. His content heavily features investment analysis and review-type pieces.
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It is important to note that Greg does not have a specific geographic focus but rather concentrates on topics related to personal finance within the context of travel and hospitality industries.
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“We probably shouldn’t do the Delta Sky Club without her… right?” My wife and I each have multiple Amex Platinum cards, which give us access to Delta Sky Clubs when flying Delta the same day. But my mom doesn’t have one, and we were scheduled to fly with her later that week… and we were […]
Looking lustily at the welcome offers for Chase business cards, but not sure how to apply? This post will give you the answers.
When Citi closed my accounts, I lost my most treasured collectible credit card: Citi Prestige. Goodbye unlimited 5X dining. Farewell, unlimited Priority Pass restaurant visits. So long 4th Night Free. I’m a card-carrying credit card nerd. I love cards that unlock superpowers like those mentioned above. And, I especially love having “credit card collectibles.” These […]
Thwack! We had just gotten on the highway when a rock hit the windshield. I had rented the minivan the night before. Now, the Frequent Miler team was on our way to Colorado Springs for a working meeting with our blog hosting company, Boarding Area. Despite the cracked windshield, visibility was fine, so I kept […]
By: Greg The Frequent Miler
Later this summer, my wife and I are planning to stay two nights at The Lodge at St Edward Park to visit relatives who live nearby in Everett, WA. Picking the hotel was easy. Figuring out how best to book it was a challenge. This Small Luxury Hotel is bookable through many channels: Hilton with […]
Some Marriott hotels allow you to add points or cash to a free-night award to secure an upgraded room. That can be a good option, but it’s frustrating when you want to apply a free-night certificate. By default, Marriott won’t let you book these upgraded rooms with a certificate. Fortunately, a friend named Amol pointed […]
By: Greg The Frequent Miler
On June 26th, Wells Fargo emailed to say they’d be closing my Premier Checking account by July 10th because they “believe that the account has been compromised or impacted by potential identity theft.” Whaaat?!!! I had barely touched that account — I had deposited $500, and let it sit. There haven’t been any transactions since […]
The banks are out to get me. That’s not really true, but it felt that way when Citi shut down my accounts in April, and then Wells Fargo followed up a few months later by closing my checking account. In this post, I’ll give updates about those situations plus Capital One (which shut me down […]
Every now and then, I like to take a step back to look at the ever-changing landscape in the points & miles world. In early May, Nick and I recorded a podcast where we detailed Transferable Points Changing Fortunes. There, we explained why Amex, Citi, and Chase points were trending down while Bilt, Rove, and […]
Amex’s addition of Leading Hotels of the World as a transfer partner has me daydreaming once again about booking incredible hotels with points. That led me to realize that it’s been two years since I last examined a “best hotels in the world” list to see which ones could be booked with points (see my […]
