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Just over a year after expanding their partnership, JetBlue and Emirates are now terminating it completely. The change goes into effect Oct. 30, 2022, when travelers will no longer be able to earn reciprocal miles or use Emirates Skywards miles to book JetBlue flights. Here’s what you need to know about the end of the… […]
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Flight delays are common and they may happen when you least expect them. When it comes to federal rules requiring U.S. airlines to compensate travelers for regular delays—there aren’t any. However, each airline can outline its policies for handling these situations. For example, when flying with Delta Air Lines, in some cases, the airline may…
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Few things are as easy on the eyes as the following two magical words printed on your boarding pass: “TSA PreCheck.” The phrase means a smoother, and oftentimes faster, security procedure, which is usually one of the most painful airport experiences (besides buying the most expensive bottled water you’ve ever seen). However, time is money,…
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Preparing your federal tax return is hard enough when you live in the U.S. But it gets tougher if you’re filing as an expat from another country. Follow these steps to slash your tax bill without losing your sanity. The post U.S. Taxes for Expats — 9 Tips for American Citizens Living Abroad appeared first
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It seems like all my friends got COVID this summer, and many think they got it on a plane. But that’s as anecdotal as data gets. What does, you know, science have to say? I talked to Arnold Barnett, a professor of statistics at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, who co-wrote a recent paper that…
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Maximizing the benefits of travel credit cards can unlock those dream trips you’ve always been thinking about.Maximizing the benefits of travel credit cards can unlock those dream trips you’ve always been thinking about. The post Travel Hacking 101: Which Card Should I Get First? appeared first on Money Under 30. https://www.moneyunder30.com/travel-hacking #financialfreedom #money #entrepreneur #business
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The on-time airline arrivals rate hasn’t been this bad since 2014. Since airports are chaotic, you may opt to drive, but gas prices have been soaring. Plus, hotel prices have hit all-time highs, even though many properties cut some services like daily housekeeping. Despite all those deterrents, traveling might be non-negotiable. You might have five…
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You’ve probably seen the blogs, commercials or online articles talking about people taking extravagant and luxurious vacations with travel credit card rewards. We’re talking first-class flights with Dom Perignon, and five-star overwater bungalows, all for “free”. As you might expect, the truth is a bit more complicated. While it is possible to use rewards credit
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Pandemic aside, flying induces many questions these days. Do I have to pay for a bag? Can my companion and I sit together? How many economy cabins are there? If you’re wondering what all the economy classes mean, you’re not the only one. If you are buying a ticket on United Airlines, here’s what you…
United Premium Plus vs. Economy Plus: Does It Make a Difference? Read More »
You know what’s the worst? Flying to another continent in a seat with such sparse legroom that you can rest your chin on your knees.You know what’s the worst? Flying to another continent in a seat with such sparse legroom that you can rest your chin on your knees. The post Here’s How I Fly
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Depending on where you are traveling, you might be required to take a COVID-19 test before departure. But, of course, this raises whether your insurance will reimburse you for the test. So the short answer is: There’s no one-size-fits-all answer. Whether or not your test will be covered will depend on your health insurance and…
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Ever since the COVID-19 pandemic, rental car prices have been on the upswing. Rental prices reached all-time highs in July 2021 and — while they’ve slightly recovered — they’re still higher every month thus far of 2022 than they ever were pre-pandemic. And rental car prices are almost always higher for young adults. That’s because…
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While working in finance, I fantasized about travel blogging. I saw a bunch of people write about all the new places they visited. They chronicled the food they ate and the activities they did while making money online. Given their niche was travel, they could also deduct their travel expenses from their online income. It
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If you’re a fan of free things, then Hyatt elite status is for you. Exceedingly generous with its top-tier members, the World of Hyatt program offers benefits that other programs simply don’t. But is it worth the time and money to invest in the program? Should you pursue Hyatt elite status in 2022? Here’s a…
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With the increasing popularity of remote work, many people are reconsidering where they choose to live. While historically people have been tied to a particular geographic location due to their employer, that is less and less the case in 2022. Looking to capture a portion of these remote workers, many locations are starting programs that
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When I originally pitched the idea for this article, it was titled, “What $100 oil could mean for your summer travel.” Back then, $100 oil seemed like a distant possibility. Then prices spiked to over $120 before settling back down to a mere $100. By the time you read this … who knows. The point…
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Traveling abroad is expensive. Or is it? It’s possible to travel overseas on almost any budget. Follow these tips to make your trip cheaper, easier, and less panic attack-inducing. The post 15 Money Tips for Traveling Abroad That Will Save Your Budget appeared first on Money Crashers. https://www.moneycrashers.com/traveling-abroad-money-tips/ #financialfreedom #money #entrepreneur #business #finance #investing #financialliteracy
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There’s perhaps no worse way to start a trip than the airline losing your checked bags. In addition to not having your clothes and supplies, you also have to spend precious vacation time filing a lost baggage report with the airline and following up constantly to get your bags back. Thankfully, there’s a service you…
Blue Ribbon Bags Reunites You and Your Bags in 4 Days — Or Pays Read More »
So you’ve finally saved up enough hotel points to redeem for an award stay. You’re super excited — but not quite sure how to maximize those points. Do you stay one night? Two? Even better: Stay longer, and you might be able to score a free night. Award travelers have plenty of options when it…
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When it comes to saving money on rental cars, there’s no shortage of advice. Some suggest skipping mainstream companies and using a car rental alternative, like a peer-to-peer car-sharing service. Others promote package deals through online travel agencies like Expedia. And then there’s this advice: Rent through a rental car company’s downtown location, rather than…
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