Travel 101
Find Yourself on the Journey
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Basically, any card you have has its own list of benefits, and the better credit cards have extra points or cash-back categories for what you buy frequently. What a trifecta does is build a combination of cards that give you the most cash back or points depending on your preference and goals. Many times the most rewarding trifectas like the American Express Trifecta and the Chase Trifecta with the Chase Sapphire Reserve, while extremely valuable for frequent travelers, have high annual fees that can be prohibitive for those of us who only travel 1-2 times per year. |
I have been doing something similar to this for 2 years now, it is really amazing. I do like to use the sapphire reserve, however. What I am loving is the Southwest supplement that you wrote and I think I might do that. Thank you very much. Do you think the Southwest supplement is the best for someone who travels from New York to the mountain Time zone?
If that is primarily the flights that you take, I would say this is a great option for you. Southwest is a great airline and they have a lot of nice cards that supplement this trifecta.
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