Now that we know everyday spending makes travel more affordable, let’s talk about what else can ultimately hinder or advance your travel…… Your mobile carrier. While there are 4 main companies: Verizon, Sprint, AT&T and T-Mobile, T-Mobile is in my opinion by far the greatest in FREE international benefits. In college, we got our phone service through T-Mobile, because it was the cheapest, despite the well-known myth for having poor service. But I discovered the biggest perk o

American Express Platinum: A Solid Choice This one is by far the most expensive of the group, but some would say the most beneficial. It starts with a $550 annual fee, which seems high but American Express has always tried to be a step above others and I guess a higher fee is one of those things. Travel Benefits New in 2017 they have decided to partner with Uber giving 15$ a month with a 20$ bonus in December for $200 total, which also works with UberEats. With only 200$ in a

Deciding on which major credit card company you want to go with might already be decided for you. Sad, I know but the benefits outweigh the risks. What I mean by this is if you live in Philadelphia, PA you are going to have to pick American, as they have a major hub here in these smaller airports and it only benefits you if you have more opportunities to fly out during the day to a myriad of destinations. Likewise, if you live in Denver you might be stuck with United or Front