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On August 15, 2026, we had our third annual Points Talk Squad Meetup in Chicago! This is a free event we host locally for any of our students who are able to join us. And honestly, we are surprised at how far many of our students will fly to have lunch with us! Thank you so much to everyone who came this year!

We had a delicious lunch at


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There are hotels that simply give you a place to sleep, and then there are hotels that have the relaxation vibe and make you want to return. Liostasi Hotel on the Greek island of Ios is definitely the latter. And it is one that I would return to for so many re...


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If you’ve been thinking about adding a business card to your points and miles strategy, this is a pretty incredible time to take a look at Chase. Several Chase business cards currently have elevated welcome offers, including some Chase is calling their “best offer ever.”

And remember, you don’t need a huge company with employees and an office to qualify for a business ...


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London is one of those destinations you can visit again and again and still find something new to explore. In this episode, the Points Talk Squad shares how they use points and miles to plan trips to London, from booking flights and finding the right hotel to making the most of everything the city has...


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For many, planning a trip to a national park starts the same way: you search for lodging, only to find independent lodges, expensive cabins, or boutique hotels that don’t participate in any major loyalty program. If you’re hoping to use your Hyatt, Marriott, Hilton, or IHG points, it can feel like there aren’t many options.

The good news? Fantastic hotels are actually ...


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