My name is Max, and I help people like you travel more, travel better, and travel for less using airline miles, hotel points, and credit card points. If this sounds good to you hit the like and subscribe button down below, it helps out my channel and let’s get started.
New site, new tools, and a lot transfer bonuses expiring soon!
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My name is Max, and I help people like you travel more, travel better, and travel for less using airline miles, hotel points, and credit card points. If this sounds good to you hit the like and subscribe button down below, it helps out my channel and let’s get started.
3 new transfer bonuses just went live 3 new transfer bonuses just went live! Max Miles Points Bonus Alert 3 New Bonuses 3 New Transfer Bonuses Capital One and Chase Capital One and Chase just launched 3 transfer bonuses for this month. Here's a quick breakdown of each one that is worth acting on, and which you can skip.Sadly, no new Amex transfer bonuses so far this month New Transfer Bonuses Issuer Partner Expires Bonus Chase IHG Apr 30 70% Capital One Japan Airlines Apr 30 30% Chase Air...
Hey! Before I get into how I redeemed my points for our trip to Europe, a quick reminder: today is the LAST FULL DAY to earn the 100,000-point bonus on the Capital One Venture X. The offer will expire on 1/5/2026 If you're still on the fence, below is a list of reasons to get the card and reasons not to. Reasons to get the Capital One Venture X 100,000 point bonus (duh!), It's an all-time high for the card Over $1,500+ in value in the first year! Low annual fee ($395) for a premium credit...
The Capital One Venture X bonus just hit an all-time high of 100,000 points. That matches what we saw way back when the card first launched, and it’s been a minute since that number came around. But here’s the thing: just because a bonus is huge doesn’t mean it’s the right card for you. Let me break down the three big reasons you SHOULD go for it: The 100,000 bonus is genuinely generous. Combined with the $300 annual travel credit, the $395 annual fee becomes way more manageable. You’re also...