The Chase 5/24 rule means that you will not be approved for a credit card from Chase if you have been approved for more than five cards (from any bank)in the past 24 months. I’ll show you why it’s important, what you can do if you’re over 5/24 and what your Chase card strategy should be when you’re starting out.

Have you ever wondered what’s the best use of your Chase points? I’ll show you some of my favorite ways to redeem them with airlines and hotel partners and how to book.

Every time I step onto a flight that I paid for with points I wonder “why isn’t everyone doing this?”. Learn how to earn points and redeem them your first (nearly) free flight with miles and points in four easy steps.

If you’re looking for one of the cheapest ways to get to Europe on miles and points, look no further than Air France. For just 15k points each way, you can fly to Europe for just 30k points round trip. That’s half the award price that other airlines charge.

Chase Ultimate Rewards® points are some of the most valuable travel points you can earn. With multiple travel transfer partners like United Airlines, Southwest, British Air and hotels like Hyatt and IHG, the options for free travel are endless.

The Chase Sapphire Preferred is the perfect starter travel credit card. In this post, I break down its best perks, why it’s beginner-friendly, how to maximize points with transfer partners like Hyatt, and where to find sweet spot redemptions for travel.