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Do you suffer from Range Anxiety? Milenomics Can Help

October 10, 2013

– Are your mile balances piling up? – Are you paralyzed with fear over redeeming your miles for less than their maximum value? -Do…

Safeway Gift Card Promotion Debriefing

October 9, 2013

Here at Milenomics we don’t stop discussing a deal just because it has ended. In fact we can learn more about the deal after it…

Can (and should) You Pool Miles Within Your Household?

October 9, 2013

All this week we’ve been talking about Resource Management of Miles. Resource Management is the grouping of resources to spread out risk and/or maximize…

Top 5 Benefits (and Drawbacks) of Miles for Couples

October 8, 2013

The past few days we’ve talked a little about Miles earning when you’re married, or in a committed relationship. We specifically mentioned that you’ll…

The Icarus Paradox–When Banks Clip Our Wings

October 5, 2013

We’ve gone over plenty of great ways to earn and use miles these past few weeks. However I’d like to get a little serious…

Milenomics International Travel: an Overview

September 23, 2013

I hope yesterday’s post on the Importance of International Travel has persuaded you to become an international traveler. Now all you need to do…

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…

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….

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…