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Airline Cards: Are they worth it?

Airline cards, these branded cards signal a partnership between a card issuer and some of your favorite travel loyalty programs and today we are going to tackle the principle of these types of cards and if it is in your best interest to apply for one or not. The first thing you need to look at is if you're interested in travel, because if you aren't then obviously you don't even need to look at these options. the second thing you need to look at is if you're loyal enough to a single airline to warrant getting one of these cards, you also have to take in consideration where is it that you want to travel or where is it that you mostly travel to, if you're looking to travel abroad your best bet would be to look at what airline goes to the places that you most want to travel to, if you're looking to travel to Europe then my suggestion would be to pick a card belonging to a airline like Iberia or British Airways, if you're someone that travels a lot domesti...
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Introduction to cash-back and rewards through everyday spending and Points Nomads goal

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When we talk about credit cards there’s always a common train of thought that correlates them with debt, and while in some cases that may be true it all really comes down to managing your finances correctly, because in the right hands and with the right strategy credit cards can present a amazing opportunity to save some money or grab some very useful rewards points that can be exchanged for flights, hotel stays, experiences and many other things.

There exists a variety of credit cards each with different traits, some offer cashback on any purchase, others offer cashback or rewards on supermarkets, gas stations, travel, dining, etc. Chances are that if you’re spending any amount of money on any of these things and other everyday expenses you’re missing out on the opportunity to capitalize on that daily budget, but on the other hand that also means that you have a clean slate to work with and there’s most likely a card out there for you ready to help you save money on your monthly groceries or rack up points for this years vacation to Paris.

My goal here at Points Nomads is to help people get the most out of their everyday spending, provide info on how to work on your credit so that you may have access to some of the best cards on the market and bring all the information possible so that you can form credit card strategies that fit your budget, keep you updated on the ever changing credit card landscape and help you obtain the financial flexibility to be able to travel luxuriously for free or at a very low cost.
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