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The Hybrid System: How to Save Miles and Money on Domestic Travel

September 17, 2013

Additional benefits of the Domestic/International Split of Milenomics. Milenomics has a clear differentiation between international mileage programs such as UA, AA, and US, and those…

US Airways Multi-City Award: How I Foiled a Robbery

September 16, 2013

Ladies and gentlemen, the story you are about to read is true. The names have been changed to protect the innocent. It was a…

Yes, You Can Have Too Many Miles.

September 14, 2013

Milenomics is a system. It is constantly changing, evolving. Feedback from Milenomics users is always great, and helps me to fine tune things. I…

Milenomics Be Your Own Elite Program:An Introduction

September 13, 2013

Note: this post is primarily for #101-#301 level Milenomics. A Milenomics travel strategy should be complex. Your strategy will be different based on your…

Milenomics Mileage Run- Buy Miles for Better than Free?

September 12, 2013

Safeway stores have a promotion going on until 10/8/2013 where if you buy a Mastercard or Visa gift card worth $100 or more you’ll…

The Low Level Hedge: A Safety Net for Award Tickets

September 11, 2013

This is the second in a two part post focusing on Domestic award travel. We’ve been covering the topic all week, first talking about…

The Principle of Mileage Conservation

September 9, 2013

Note:Today’s post was written for #201 and above Milenomics–because it includes discussion of international travel. At it’s core Milenomics is about finding balance….

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…