You are likely throwing away $200 a year. If you are paying Verizon, AT&T, or T-Mobile $15 to $18 a month for device insurance, you are buying a product you probably already …
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Quick Summary: The 30-Second Intel The News: As of January 6, 2026, American Airlines offers free high-speed Wi-Fi to all AAdvantage members. The Sponsor: The service is ad-supported by AT&T, but you …
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The rumor mill regarding “Bilt 2.0” has stopped spinning and started leaking. As of January 7, 2026, details buried in the Bilt Rewards website code (JSON files) have surfaced, giving us our …
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Most travelers treat hotel points like a passive rebate—something you slowly accumulate and eventually forget to use. That is a mistake. In the world of travel logic, points are a currency. Like …
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You have 45,000 miles. Your spouse has 35,000 miles. The Business Class ticket to Tokyo costs 80,000 miles. Separately, you are both stuck in Economy. Combined, you are flying lie-flat. This is …
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For the last decade, the common wisdom for any trip longer than four days has been simple: “Book an Airbnb.” The logic suggests that access to a kitchen and avoiding hotel taxes …
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You’ve done the work. You’ve optimized your credit card spend, tracked the sign-up bonuses, and finally found award availability for that dream beach vacation. You book the “free” night, only to arrive …
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Let’s look at the numbers: A standard buffet breakfast at a mid-tier Marriott or Hilton in London, Tokyo, or New York now averages $45 to $60 per person. For a couple on …
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Travel in 2026 is a logistical minefield. Between pilot shortages, extreme weather patterns, and the “efficiency” algorithms of modern airlines, a smooth trip is the exception, not the rule. Most travelers rely …
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Chase Ultimate Rewards (UR) remains the operating system of choice for travel hackers in 2026. While other ecosystems like Amex and Capital One have closed the gap, Chase retains the crown for …
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