- 54 minutes 56 secondsIs the Southwest Companion Pass Still Worth Chasing after the 2027 Changes?
What does Southwest's loyalty overhaul mean for the Companion Pass, elite status and credit card earning in 2027?
Hosts Sally French and Meghan Coyle discuss Southwest's Rapid Rewards overhaul to help you figure out whether the Companion Pass and elite status are still within your reach in 2027. They break down how the Companion Pass becomes a perk of the new Platinum tier, why credit card welcome offers and bonus categories will no longer count toward it, and whether the lower tiers of Southwest elite status offer more than a Southwest credit card. They also cover the new Milestone Rewards and individual Companion Pass trips, international airline partners and other new ways to use points, and a first look at Southwest's upcoming lounges.
Then, they break down the latest travel headlines, including United dropping Premier Qualifying Flights as a way to earn elite status, Delta's refreshed Delta One business class, a dual-earning promo and status challenge from World of Hyatt and Air Canada Aeroplan, and Rove adding JetBlue as a transfer partner.
Join Sally and Meghan for a night of live Q&A, games (hint: brush up on those obscure travel credit card benefits), and mingling with fellow travelers! The drinks are on us. And yes, there are prizes, courtesy of some of the travel brands you already use. Meet other locals who love traveling with points and miles. RSVP required. Let us know if you’re coming and we’ll save you a spot. https://partiful.com/e/OOSMfQpFw9PPNn4Cat0H
Card benefits, terms and fees can change. For the most up-to-date information about cards mentioned in this episode, read our reviews:
Southwest Rapid Rewards Plus Review: Modest Perks, Big Bonus
Southwest Premier Credit Card Review: The Middle Seat of Cards
Citi AAdvantage Platinum Card Review: Worth the Fee for Airline Loyalists
Atmos Rewards Summit Card: Perks as Rare as They Are Valuable
Resources discussed in this episode:
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21 October 2026, 7:10 am - 52 minutes 30 secondsHow to Book Business Class With Points: Award Availability Tips for Flights and Hotels
Learn how to find award availability for hard-to-book business class flights and hotels using your points and miles to travel.
Hosts Sally French and Meghan Coyle discuss how to find availability for hard-to-book award flights and hotels to help you get more value from your points and miles when you travel. But first, they break down the latest travel headlines, including American Express’ plans to open and expand Centurion Lounges in Newark, London, Houston and Philadelphia, American Airlines’ largest-ever Admirals Club lounge coming to Charlotte, expiring credit card transfer bonuses to Marriott Bonvoy, Flying Blue and Japan Airlines, the first-ever Encanto stage show aboard the upcoming Disney Believe cruise ship, Expedia’s 2027 travel trends report, and a reminder to join the waitlist for Smart Travel IRL, the show’s first in-person meetup in New York.
Then, joined by NerdWallet lead travel writer Craig Joseph, they discuss how to land hard-to-get award seats and hotel rooms, with tips and tricks on using award search tools and alerts to catch availability when it opens up, when booking far in advance or close to departure could pay off, and how flexible dates, positioning flights and speculative bookings could help you score aspirational redemptions.
Join Sally and Meghan for a night of live Q&A, games (hint: brush up on those obscure travel credit card benefits), and mingling with fellow travelers! The drinks are on us. And yes, there are prizes, courtesy of some of the travel brands you already use. Meet other locals who love traveling with points and miles. RSVP required. Let us know if you’re coming and we’ll save you a spot. https://partiful.com/e/OOSMfQpFw9PPNn4Cat0H
Card benefits, terms and fees can change. For the most up-to-date information about cards mentioned in this episode, read our reviews:
Chase Sapphire Preferred Review: Strong Option for Travel Rewards
World of Hyatt Card Review: Lavish Benefits, Reasonable Cost
Atmos Rewards Summit Card: Perks as Rare as They Are Valuable
American Express Platinum Review: Top-Notch Lounge Access, Big Credits
Resources discussed in this episode:
Disney Believe Updates: New Disney Cruise Ship Sailing in Late 2027
First Look: United’s Most Premium Plane With Polaris Studios
Seats.aero Award Search Review: A Go-To for Expert Travelers
PointsYeah Award Search Review: A Great Tool for Points Collectors
Hyatt’s New Award Chart Raises Points Prices for Most Nights
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14 October 2026, 1:00 pm - 55 minutes 47 secondsHow to Find Award Flights With Points: Tips From the Seats.aero Founder
Learn how to use award travel search tools like Seats.aero to find flights you can book with points and miles.
Hosts Meghan Coyle and Sally French discuss how to search for award flights across dozens of airline loyalty programs to help you get more value from your credit card points and miles. But first, they break down the latest travel headlines, including Bilt joining Chase in cutting its World of Hyatt transfer ratio, a new premium IHG card from Chase and changes to the rest of the IHG card lineup, elevated welcome offers on United credit cards, the Lyft app launching in Europe.
Then, joined by Ian Carroll, founder of Seats.aero, Meghan Coyle discusses how award search tools work and how to find hard-to-get award seats, with tips and tricks on when airlines tend to release award availability, how flexible dates and destinations could unlock better redemptions, and how to weigh taxes and fees and spot phantom availability before you transfer points.
Join Sally and Meghan for a night of live Q&A, games (hint: brush up on those obscure travel credit card benefits), and mingling with fellow travelers! The drinks are on us. And yes, there are prizes, courtesy of some of the travel brands you already use. Meet other locals who love traveling with points and miles. RSVP required. Let us know if you’re coming and we’ll save you a spot. https://partiful.com/e/OOSMfQpFw9PPNn4Cat0H
Card benefits, terms and fees can change. For the most up-to-date information about cards mentioned in this episode, read our reviews:
Dear Bilt Palladium: You’re Welcome to Move in, but You Won’t Pay the Rent
Chase Sapphire Preferred Review: Strong Option for Travel Rewards
Chase Sapphire Reserve Review: A High-End, High-Maintenance Card
IHG One Rewards Premier Review: Free Nights on a Gold Platter
IHG One Rewards Card Review: Plentiful Points, No Annual Fee
IHG One Rewards Premier Business Card: Elite Status and Baller Welcome Bonus
United Gateway Card Review: A No-Annual-Fee Ticket to Airline Miles
United Quest Card: Piles of Perks and Credits, $350 Annual Fee
United Club Infinite Review: $695 Fee May Still Lure Lounge Lovers
American Express Platinum Review: Top-Notch Lounge Access, Big Credits
Resources discussed in this episode:
Seats.aero Award Search Review: A Go-To for Expert Travelers
How to Calculate the Cent-Per-Point Value for Travel Redemptions
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7 October 2026, 7:10 am - 55 minutes 8 secondsHow to Book Flights With Points and Miles: A Beginner’s Guide
Learn how to book your first flight with points and miles, and how to tell whether an award flight is a good deal.
Hosts Sally French and Meghan Coyle discuss the basics of booking flights with points and miles to help you turn a stash of rewards into your next trip. But first, they break down the latest travel headlines, including a new Atmos Rewards option that lets members choose how they earn points, upcoming Bank of America points transfers to Atmos, Bilt adding Amtrak as a transfer partner, a planned Chase Sapphire Lounge in Seattle, a new American Airlines and STARLUX codeshare partnership, and details on Smart Travel IRL, the show's first in-person meetup.
Then, they discuss how beginners can book flights with points and miles, with tips and tricks on figuring out what your points are actually worth, using award search tools to find availability across airlines, and knowing when it could make sense to transfer credit card points to an airline partner.
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Card benefits, terms and fees can change. For the most up-to-date information about cards mentioned in this episode, read our reviews:
Resources discussed in this episode:
Exclusive: Chase Plans A 16,000-Square Foot Sapphire Lounge At Seattle Airport
When Chase’s Points Boost Makes Sense For Business Class Flights
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30 September 2026, 7:10 am - 57 minutes 28 secondsTen Credit Cards, One Strategy: Which Annual Fees Are Worth Paying
Learn how to audit a wallet full of credit cards and decide which annual fees are actually worth paying.
Hosts Sally French and Meghan Coyle discuss how to assess a wallet full of credit cards to help you figure out which ones are actually working for you. But first, they break down the latest travel headlines, including a doubled hotel credit and a new ad-spend cap on the Chase Sapphire Reserve for Business, fresh offers on the Chase Sapphire Reserve, a Las Vegas hotel and entertainment sale, and a new price-drop alert feature from Going.
Then, joined by listener Tiffany Leung, a small business owner and competitive powerlifter, they discuss how to turn ten open credit cards into one coherent strategy, with tips and tricks on matching bonus categories to the way you really spend, weighing whether an airline card earns its annual fee when your home airport limits your options, and thinking through when closing a card could make sense and when keeping it open could help your credit.
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Card benefits, terms and fees can change. For the most up-to-date information about cards mentioned in this episode, read our reviews:
Chase Sapphire Reserve for Business Review: Big Perks, Bigger Fee
Chase Sapphire Reserve Review: A High-End, High-Maintenance Card
Chase Sapphire Preferred Review: Strong Option for Travel Rewards
Chase Freedom Flex Review: Multiple Bonus Rewards Wrapped in One Card
Chase Freedom Unlimited Review: A Potential One-Card Solution
Citi Strata Credit Card Review: Solid Rewards for No Annual Fee
World of Hyatt Card Review: Lavish Benefits, Reasonable Cost
Southwest Rapid Rewards Plus Review: Modest Perks, Big Bonus
Capital One Venture X Business: A Premium Business Travel Card Worth the Annual Fee
American Express Gold Card Review: Friendly for Foodies, Families
Resources discussed in this episode:
Chase Sapphire Reserve Increases DoorDash Credit, Unveils Travel Offers
Chase 5% Bonus Categories, Q4 2026: Grocery Stores, Dining, American Red Cross
New AmEx Centurion Lounge in Amsterdam Only for Flyers Departing Schengen
Las Vegas Hotels, Shows, Things to Do, Restaurants, Guides & Maps
Sin City on a Budget: 8 Ways To Save on Your Next Trip to Vegas
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23 September 2026, 7:10 am - 1 hour 15 minutesChris Hutchins' Top Points and Miles Tips, Straight From “All the Hacks”
All the Hacks podcast host Chris Hutchins reveals his tricks for finding hidden discounts and getting real value out of points and miles — without the headache.
Hosts Sally French and Meghan Coyle discuss practical strategies for earning and redeeming points and miles to help you book the trips you actually want. But first, they break down the latest travel headlines, including the refreshed Chase Air Canada Aeroplan card and its higher annual fee, Hyatt ending its American Airlines partnership in favor of Delta, and the limited-time offers Chase rolled out for the Chase Sapphire Reserve's 10th anniversary.
Then, joined by Chris Hutchins, host of the All the Hacks podcast, they discuss how to get real value out of points and miles without turning the hobby into a second job, with tips and tricks on how many rewards cards one person could reasonably carry, why booking an inconvenient award flight early could still land you the itinerary you wanted, and the hidden discounts that could make a cash booking cheaper than an award booking.
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Card benefits, terms and fees can change. For the most up-to-date information about cards mentioned in this episode, read our reviews:
Chase Air Canada Aeroplan Credit Card: You're Permanently Elite
Chase Sapphire Reserve Review: A High-End, High-Maintenance Card
American Express Gold Card Review: Friendly for Foodies, Families
American Express Platinum Review: Top-Notch Lounge Access, Big Credits
AmEx Business Platinum Card: High Fee Pays Off for Big-Spending Travelers
Hilton Honors Aspire Review: Rich Rewards, Luxury Perks for a Price
5 Things to Know About the Bank of America Premium Rewards Elite Credit Card
Resources discussed in this episode:
Aeroplan Credit Card Boosts Annual Fee to $195, Adjusts Rewards and Perks
American Airlines-Hyatt Reciprocal Rewards for Elite Members
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16 September 2026, 2:10 pm - 44 minutes 15 secondsIs Bank of America Still Worth It for Travelers? New BofA Rewards Rules Explained
Learn how Bank of America's revamped rewards program could quietly cut how much cardholders earn back.
Hosts Sally French and Meghan Coyle discuss Bank of America's overhauled BofA Rewards program to help you figure out whether it's still worth keeping money parked with the bank. But first, they break down the latest travel headlines, including Southwest Airlines' new airport lounges and premium credit card, JetBlue's new BlueFirst domestic first class, a waterpark expansion at Norwegian Cruise Line's private island, and several credit card transfer bonuses.
Then, they discuss the new BofA Rewards tiers, with tips and tricks on how the earning-bonus structure changed, whether the new subscription and lifestyle perks make up for a lower rewards multiplier, and how to decide if it's worth keeping a large balance with Bank of America or moving it elsewhere.
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Card benefits, terms and fees can change. For the most up-to-date information about cards mentioned in this episode, read our reviews:
Bank of America Travel Rewards Review: Easy Rewards for Easy Travel
Bank of America Customized Cash Rewards Review: Choose Your Own Bonus Category
Bank of America Unlimited Cash Rewards Review: Decent Rate, Intro APR
Bank of America Premium Rewards Review: Big Bonuses for B of A's Best Customers
United Club Infinite Review: $695 Fee May Still Lure Lounge Lovers
Wells Fargo Active Cash Card Review: 2% Cash Back With a Bonus
Bilt Palladium Card: Rewards on Housing Are Almost Secondary
Chase Freedom Unlimited Review: A Potential One-Card Solution
Resources discussed in this episode:
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9 September 2026, 7:10 am - 55 minutes 50 secondsBest Credit Cards for Dining Rewards in 2026: How to Earn More at Restaurants
Learn how to earn more restaurant rewards, and whether paying extra for a premium card's dining credit is worth it.
Hosts Meghan Coyle and Sally French discuss how to make the most of credit card rewards on restaurant spending to help you eat out for less. But first, producer Tess Vigeland joins Meghan to break down the latest travel headlines, including limited-time welcome offers across Delta and American Express's SkyMiles credit card lineup, an access change at JetBlue's new BlueHouse lounge in Boston, and Google's new AI Mode that can price flights and hotels in points and miles.
Then, they discuss dining rewards, with tips and tricks on choosing the best card for your regular restaurant spending, stacking airline and Bilt dining programs on top of card rewards, and unlocking harder-to-get restaurant reservations through cardholder perks.
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Card benefits, terms and fees can change. For the most up-to-date information about cards mentioned in this episode, read our reviews:
Delta SkyMiles Platinum AmEx Review: One Big Perk Pays the Fee
American Express Gold Card Review: Friendly for Foodies, Families
Chase Sapphire Preferred Review: Strong Option for Travel Rewards
Chase Sapphire Reserve Review: A High-End, High-Maintenance Card
Chase Freedom Unlimited Review: A Potential One-Card Solution
Citi Strata Elite Review: Premium Perks Can Offset Its Premium Fee
Capital One Savor Review: Foodie-Focused Rewards for No Annual Fee
American Express Platinum Review: Top-Notch Lounge Access, Big Credits
Hilton Honors Aspire Review: Rich Rewards, Luxury Perks for a Price
Bilt Palladium Card: Rewards on Housing Are Almost Secondary
Resources discussed in this episode:
First Look: Inside JetBlue’s BlueHouse Airport Lounge in Boston
This Citi Card's Dining Perk Scored Me a Hard-to-Get Table in NYC
Video of the new BlueHouse lounge (via Instagram, @SmartTravelPod)
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2 September 2026, 7:10 am - 1 hour 3 minutesHow to Coupon Your Way Around the World, with Torok Coupon Hunter
Coupon queen Kiersti Torok reveals how everyday savings on gas, groceries and gift cards can fund your next trip.
Hosts Meghan Coyle and Sally French talk to Kiersti Torok — known online as Torok Coupon Hunter — about turning everyday savings from groceries, gas and gift cards into a bigger travel budget. But first, they break down the latest travel headlines, including Air France and KLM's Flying Blue splitting award tickets into three new pricing tiers, Bilt's new partnership with Equinox, Alaska Airlines' new nonstop routes from Seattle to Athens and Paris, American Airlines' plan to bring back seatback screens fleetwide, and fresh data from Expedia showing this fall's shoulder-season travel deals aren't as deep as usual.
Then, Meghan and Sally jump into Kiersti's world of extreme couponing, covering which cash-back apps (like Rakuten, Ibotta and Fetch) are worth keeping on your phone, how to stack store promotions like Target Circle deals with discounted gift cards, and when buying gift cards for Disney, Southwest and other travel brands can help stretch a vacation budget. They also cover strategies for saving on gas and Kiersti's tips for hacking the Disney dining plan without a full binder of coupons.
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Card benefits, terms and fees can change. For the most up-to-date information about cards mentioned in this episode, read our reviews:
American Express Platinum Review: Top-Notch Lounge Access, Big Credits
Target Circle Credit Card Review: 5% Discount and No Annual Fee
Bilt Blue Card: Complex Housing Rewards, Modest Everyday Ones
Bilt Palladium Card: Rewards on Housing Are Almost Secondary
Resources discussed in this episode:
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26 August 2026, 7:10 am - 1 hour 3 minutesBilt to Last? Grading Bilt Rewards Six Months On
Learn what six months of confusing changes to Bilt's rewards program have actually meant for cardholders' points.
Hosts Sally French and Meghan Coyle discuss six months of living with Bilt's revamped rewards program to help you decide whether the housing-focused card still earns its keep. But first, they break down the latest travel headlines, including an expanded Bilt and BLADE helicopter-booking partnership, big Disney theme park news out of the D23 Expo, new data on which premium credit cards score highest for customer satisfaction, and Amex's Resy dining credit expanding to more restaurants.
Then, joined by fellow Nerd and credit cards writer Craig Joseph, Sally and Meghan discuss their real-world experience with Bilt Rewards 2.0, with tips and tricks on choosing between Bilt's two rewards options for housing payments, deciding whether putting your rent on a rewards card is worth the hassle, and stacking Bilt points with airline and hotel transfer partners.
Card benefits, terms and fees can change. For the most up-to-date information about cards mentioned in this episode, read our reviews:
Bilt Palladium Card: Rewards on Housing Are Almost Secondary
American Express Platinum Review: Top-Notch Lounge Access, Big Credits
Chase Sapphire Reserve Review: A High-End, High-Maintenance Card
American Express Gold Card Review: Friendly for Foodies, Families
Delta SkyMiles Platinum AmEx Review: One Big Perk Pays the Fee
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19 August 2026, 7:10 am - 52 minutes 12 secondsFinding Cheap Flights, Mastering Layovers, and Knowing Your Card’s Benefits (Put to the Test!)
Learn how to handle a surprise layover and track down a cheap flight to a random destination.
Hosts Meghan Coyle and Sally French discuss how to think fast when travel plans go sideways to help you handle curveballs with more confidence. But first, they break down the latest travel headlines, including new perks tied to Amex Fine Hotels + Resorts' 35th anniversary, American Airlines' plan to change complimentary upgrades on some transcontinental and Hawaii routes starting August 25, and new welcome bonuses on Marriott's Bonvoy Bevy and Brilliant credit cards.
Then, Meghan and Sally share tips and tricks on thinking fast while traveling by facing off in a series of in-studio games. They cover how quickly you can track down a cheap flight to a random destination, what to do when a layover doesn't go as planned, and how well you actually know which perks come with which credit card.
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Card benefits, terms and fees can change. For the most up-to-date information about cards mentioned in this episode, read our reviews:
American Express Platinum Review: Top-Notch Lounge Access, Big Credits
Marriott Bonvoy Bevy American Express Review: Ho-Hum for a High Price
Marriott Bonvoy Brilliant Review: Luxurious Benefits, Price Tag to Match
Atmos Rewards Summit Card: Perks as Rare as They Are Valuable
Citi Strata Premier: Big Rewards Across Top Spending Categories
Chase Sapphire Preferred Review: Strong Option for Travel Rewards
American Express Gold Card Review: Friendly for Foodies, Families
Bilt Palladium Card: Rewards on Housing Are Almost Secondary
Verizon Visa Card Review: Turn Everyday Spending into Cell Savings
Resources discussed in this episode:
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