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I can recommend the best credit cards based on your spending habits, help you earn sign-up bonuses, and create strategies to earn and redeem points efficiently.
It depends on your travel goals. If you spend a lot on credit cards or want to travel frequently using points, an expert can save you thousands of dollars and countless hours of research.
Absolutely. No one has more opportunity to maximize the use of points & miles than business owners. The higher your regular business expenses, the more you'll benefit.
Yes, Doctor of Travel can work with you on your spending habits, maximizing spending in certain areas, and can help create an overall points-earning strategy. We can also assist you inn using the points you may already have to take amazing vacations.
Yes! Most programs allow you to book flights and hotels for friends and family, though some have restrictions on transferring points.
Using apps like AwardWallet, spreadsheet, or setting up auto-pay can help manage payments and track rewards.
Initially, your credit score may drop between3-10 points after opening a new credit account. But long term, your score will actually improve quicker, by increasing your credit limit and lowering your overall credit utilization.
By strategically signing up for the right cards, meeting minimum spending requirements, earning referral bonuses to maximize earnings.
Using everyday purchases, prepaying bills, or utilizing tools like Plastig (for rent/mortgage payments) can help meet spending goals without unnecessary purchases.
By using transfer partners instead of cashing out points at a fixed rate. Booking business/first-class or luxury hotels typically provides the best value.
If the benefit (such as lounge access, travel credits, and insurance) outweigh the cost , then yes. Otherwise, it's best to stick with no-annual-fee options.
Many travel credit cards offer Priority Pass or direct airline lounge access as a perk.