Jerod Morales is a journalist who writes for Forbes, specializing in personal finance and travel topics. His articles provide valuable insights and tips on credit cards, loyalty programs, budgeting, and other financial matters. With a focus on helping readers make informed decisions, Jerod's writing is informative, practical, and accessible.
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Jerod Morales focuses on personal finance, with an emphasis on credit cards, travel, and rewards programs. His articles often feature promotional deals and reviews of financial products.
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These days, flying is rarely comfortable. Narrow seats with little legroom, no overhead bin space and deplaning that seemingly takes an eternity can all suck the joy out of traveling. Airlines recognize that some travelers are willing to pay for comfort and extra legroom.With a United Economy Pl
Credit card points have the power to unlock exceptional experiences that might otherwise be out of reach. That was the experience my wife and I had during our recent visit to the Alila Ventana in Big Sur, California. Located just south of the San Francisco Bay Area, the Alila Ventana isn’t far off t
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By: Jerod Morales, Meghan Hunter
Travel is booming in 2024. An all-time high of 15.9 million Americans traveled internationally in the first quarter, according to research from Mastercard. With many Americans planning trips, we were curious to learn how travel plans differ between those who do and don’t have children.Forbes Adv
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The made waves when it partnered with Wells Fargo to earn points for paying rent.Now, a Wall Street Journal report cites current and former Wells Fargo employees who claim the Bilt card is costing Wells Fargo as much as $10 million per month in losses. But Bilt and Wells Fargo have a different
Wells Fargo is on a hot streak launching new cards, and it’s not done yet. The bank is partnering with Expedia Group and Mastercard to introduce two new co-branded credit cards, the and .Instead of traditional cash back or flexible points, both cards will earn OneKeyCash rewards, the currency o
By: Jerod Morales
For many parents, the waning summer days mean the new school year is quickly approaching, and with it comes one of the biggest spending events in the nation: back-to-school shopping. According to the National Retail Federation the expected average per person spend in 2024 for matriculating kids and
By: Jerod Morales
Epicureans have long been able to savor rewards worldwide on the and the , but the newly added foreign transaction fees will likely make existing cardholders feel like they just licked a lemon.Now both cards come with a fee of , which will have most cardholders feeling sour about using these ca
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