Good morning everyone, I hope your week is going well. Back on February 9, I booked a Delta Airlines award ticket for my friend to travel from Rome (FCO) to New York City (JFK) in business class for travel on October 1. The award ticket cost 80,000 Delta SkyMiles and 329.23 euros (~$388.06) in taxes/fees. Unfortunately, due to the Coronavirus Pandemic, the flight was cancelled. In this post, I will share the timeline of when the Delta SkyMiles and award taxes/fees were refunded.
Good morning everyone, I hope you had a great Labor Day Weekend. I just received this great timeshare vacation package deal from Wyndham Rewards. You can get a 3 day / 2 night vacation package for only 7,500 Wyndham Rewards Points. That’s 7,500 points total, not per night. You must book through this special link by October 15, complete your stay by November 24, and attend a 2 hour timeshare presentation. Keep reading to see the 6 cities / resorts participating in this timeshare vacation package deal.
Good morning everyone, happy Friday! I just received my Wells Fargo checking account statement and noticed a few changes to how the $10 monthly service fee will be waived on the Wells Fargo Everyday Checking account, effective October 8, 2020. Here is what the statement says:
Effective with the fee period beginning after October 8, 2020, the option to avoid the $10 monthly service fee with 10 or more posted debit card transactions will no longer be available, and the minimum daily balance option will be lowered to $500. Once these changes are effective, the monthly service fee can be avoided with ONE of the following options each fee period:
– Maintain a $500 minimum daily balance
– $500 or more in total qualifying direct deposits*
– Linked to a Wells Fargo Campus ATM or Campus Debit
Here is a screenshot of the new changes:
Good afternoon everyone, I hope your week is going well. Earlier this month, the $175 annual fee posted to my Wells Fargo Propel World American Express Credit Card. I made sure to max out the $50 statement credit from the Small Business AMEX Offer and used up the $100 airline reimbursement. I was hoping to downgrade my credit card to the no annual fee Wells Fargo Propel American Express, but when I called Wells Fargo, I was told that the department that handles product changes is closed temporarily due to the Coronavirus Pandemic.
Since I couldn’t product change to a no annual fee and I didn’t want to pay the $175 annual fee, I asked the rep to close my account. During the closure process, the rep said I had 365 Wells Fargo Go Far Rewards Points in my account and asked me if I wanted to redeem the points for purchases before they closed the account. In this post, I will show you how to redeem your Wells Fargo Go Far Rewards Points to pay for purchases. Sign into your Wells Fargo online account and click on your credit card, not your Go Far Rewards account.
Good morning everyone. Last month, Laura applied for the Chase IHG Rewards Premier Credit Card and was approved around July 10 (after her application was reviewed by Chase). The sign up bonus was for 125,000 IHG Points after spending $3,000 in 3 months. Laura’s credit card statement closed a few days ago and I saw on her statement that the 125,000 “New Cardmember Bonus” Points were listed. I then checked her IHG account balance but did not see the 125,000 IHG Points. I was a little nervous and confused, but 2 days later, the 125,000 IHG Points posted to her account. Phew!
