Ariana Arghandewal
Writer and Editor at Freelance
Freelance writer, editor, content strategist covering rewards travel and credit cards. Co-founder of #TRLT
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3 weeks ago |
pointchaser.com | Ariana Arghandewal
If you’ve been eyeing an Expedia One Key Card, you’ll be glad to know Wells Fargo is offering elevated welcome bonuses on both cards to celebrate the one-year anniversary of their launch. Since the Wells Fargo One Key Cards were introduced last year, the welcome bonuses have notably dropped. The new bonuses are perfectly timed for summer travel, providing an opportunity to save hundreds of dollars on upcoming vacation expenses booked through Expedia.
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1 month ago |
baltimoresun.com | Ariana Arghandewal
By Ariana Arghandewal, Bankrate.comCredit cards are widely accepted in most parts of the world, which is great for those who want to maximize rewards on their trips abroad. Not only do many cards offer generous rewards on travel spending, but they also provide convenience and an added layer of protection in case your trip doesn’t go as planned. Using a credit card is better than using cash in most cases.
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1 month ago |
ocregister.com | Ariana Arghandewal
By Ariana Arghandewal, Bankrate.comCredit cards are widely accepted in most parts of the world, which is great for those who want to maximize rewards on their trips abroad. Not only do many cards offer generous rewards on travel spending, but they also provide convenience and an added layer of protection in case your trip doesn’t go as planned. Using a credit card is better than using cash in most cases.
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1 month ago |
pointchaser.com | Ariana Arghandewal
It’s devaluation season: First, Hilton and now Citi has devalued cash back redemptions. Currently, you can redeem Citi ThankYou points at 1 cent each towards cash back. But starting August 24, 2025, that drops to 0.75 cents a point. In other words, 1,000 Citi ThankYou points will be worth $7.50 instead of $10.That’s a 25% drop in value. Not a big deal for those who like to transfer points to Citi’s travel partners, but quite a hit for folks who like to use their points to off-set expenses.
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1 month ago |
decaturdaily.com | Ariana Arghandewal
Credit cards are widely accepted in most parts of the world, which is great for those who want to maximize rewards on their trips abroad. Not only do many cards offer generous rewards on travel spending, but they also provide convenience and an added layer of protection in case your trip doesn’t go as planned. Using a credit card is better than using cash in most cases. However, you may still encounter issues when attempting to use your credit card abroad, so make sure to plan accordingly.
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Has anyone here tried the spa at Alila Napa Valley or Carneros resort? Would love some feedback
This is a reminder to charge travel expenses to a credit card with travel insurance. My nephew was injured at the Hilton Tulum and needed stitches. The hospital bill came to $2500 - my Chase sapphire reserve card’s emergency medical coverage reimbursed most of it. https://t.co/h6EtTfuR14
Citi devalues cash back redemptions – sign of things to come? https://t.co/5pXSegvns5