Good morning everyone. This morning, Southwest Airlines updated their flight schedule and you can now book Southwest Airlines flights through January 4, 2017. Here is an update from SWA:
Currently we are accepting air reservations through January 4, 2017.
On July 7, 2016 we will open our schedule for sale through March 7, 2017. This date is subject to change. Please check back frequently.
Good morning everyone, sorry for being MIA the last few days. I don’t have anything major to share, but this might help a few of you out. If you recently were approved for a Chase Ink Plus Business Credit Card with the 60,000 point sign up bonus, you can contact Chase and have them match you to the 70,000 point sign up bonus. My 60,000 Chase Ultimate Reward Points and the 10,000 courtesy adjustment Chase Ultimate Reward Points just posted on my new Chase Ink Plus Business Credit Card. To learn more, read Doctor of Credit’s post.
Good morning everyone, happy Friday! I am about to embark on a week-long trek around Central and South America and I want some trip advice. Here is my itinerary with a 23 hour layover in Panama City (PTY), 2 full days in Lima (LIM), and 3 full days in Cusco (CUZ). If you have been to any of those cities, what do you recommend that I see or do while I am there?
Good morning everyone, I hope you all had a great weekend. I know this is old news, but my beloved Citi Forward Credit Card is changing (for the worst) on June 4, 2016. Since the very beginning, I have been a huge fan of my Citi Forward Credit Card. I have enjoyed the perks of earning 5x Citi Thank You Points on all restaurant, music, movie, and book purchases. Unfortunately, the good times are ending abruptly on June 4, 2016, when the 5x categories are going to be downgraded to 4x 3x 2x categories.
As a consolation prize, Citi is extending the expiration period on Citi Thank You Points from 5 years to forever. *sarcasm* Thanks Citi, I really appreciate that my Citi Thank You Points never expire.
Good morning everyone. A few days ago, my $95 annual fee posted on my Chase British Airways Credit Card and I had to make a few decisions. Would I keep the credit card open and pay the annual fee or close the credit card and avoid paying the annual fee? Could I convert the credit card to a different Chase credit card? Could I transfer the credit line to a different Chase credit card? So many questions, but I ultimately decided to call Chase and ask if they could convert the Chase British Airways Credit Card into a Chase Freedom Unlimited Credit Card.
