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What is Time? And Why Does Milenomics Value It So Highly?

January 8, 2014

Today’s incredibly simple, and simultaneously complex question is: What is time? There are some super deep answers to that simple question, like this one,…

Mileage Conservation with Milenomics–Redux Edition

December 24, 2013

Today’s post is written for #201 and above Milenomics because it discusses International Travel. The last two posts have led up to today–first we…

Planning Domestic Travel With Miles in 2014

December 23, 2013

Yesterday I asked you to thoughtfully consider where United miles fit into your 2014 travel plans. The end of the year is a natural…

Making the Most of United Miles in 2014

December 21, 2013

Today’s post is the first in a series–where we will set the stage for our mile usage in 2014. The end of the year…

Booking: Costa Rica and Hawaii with UA and BA miles (2.4 CPM)

December 19, 2013

Sam here: I want to thank my special guest blogger S. Claus, who stopped by the last two days to leave us with his…

Which Game Do You Play? Milenomics, or The Airline’s Game?

December 11, 2013

We’ll be discussing the game we play today. I use the term “game” to describe our travel with miles because like most games there…

Breaking the Cycle of Free Upgrades: Delta’s latest Changes for Medallions

December 10, 2013

Stay with me on this post–I’ll be covering Delta’s latest changes. For everyone (non elites included) except Delta’s JFK Based Elite we’re seeing a…

Bearish or Bullish? The Answer Will Define What Cards you Apply For

December 4, 2013

We’re continuing to do research into what cards to apply for our Winter Credit card Calendar applications. A few days ago in the post on Market…

Market Timing and the US Airways Share Miles Bonus

December 2, 2013

In case you missed it, Since I missed it, Southern Travel Girl wrote up a post about the US Airways Share miles promo. (Sorry…

Award Tool Belts: Crafting One to Avoid Award Fees

November 25, 2013

Note:if you’re a #101 level Milenomic you can disregard this post. Capital One has been using the phrase “what’s in your wallet?” for quite some…