A more in-depth look at Chase UR September 7, 2013 Earlier today I posted about the Chase Freedom vs. Chase Sapphire Preferred. In that post I outline the best parts of the CSP–notably the…
Chase Freedom vs. Chase Sapphire Preferred September 6, 2013 Which card is a better fit? Chase Freedom or Chase Sapphire Preferred? Yesterday I told you that when your Annual fee is up, unless…
The 11 Month Itch: How to Avoid Annual Fees September 5, 2013 Yesterday we learned about the Credit Card Calendar, and our seasons of credit card applications. If you haven’t already read that post, you’ll want…
The Credit Card Calendar: 32 miles per dollar all year long September 5, 2013 It seems like this has been a week of introduction posts. Today’s “introduction” of sorts is to a Calendar. You might have many different…
The Law of Supply and Demand (of Miles) September 4, 2013 The Milenomics Law of Supply and Demand: The supply of miles you have should as closely as possible match the demand you have for…
When Less is More – Mileage Cost Tracking: Part 2 September 3, 2013 How do I decide which miles I should use for a redemption? Is this a question you’ve often asked yourself? I know I hear…
530 MPH Just Isn’t Fast Enough September 2, 2013 Today I’ll discuss why the most expensive miles you’ll earn are the ones you get by flying. Just for fun I thought I’d run…
Mileage Cost Tracking: A Primer September 1, 2013 Question #1: How much have you spent to earn your miles/points hoard? Question #2: How many miles did your last mileage redemption cost you?…
The Only Air Travel Tip That Matters; Skip Elite Status August 30, 2013 Today’s the Blog’s launch date and I’m excited. I read an article today from Matthew Yglesias in which he states how important it is to…
What is a T-rate? and why you need one. August 30, 2013 Today I introduce a new Milenomics term: Your T-rate. It will be used in all calculations from here on out, and will be useful…
