Anyone who has an interest in credit cards has found themselves faced with this question:  Do I start out with cashback cards, or do I get in the points and miles game with travel credit cards? 

In today’s day and age, we’re bombarded with credit cards everywhere we turn; from tv commercials to mailers trying to get us to sign up for the latest card, it can easily leave you with more questions than not.  Are credit card travel rewards too good to be true?  What’s the catch?

So, you’ve chosen your first credit card, and you’ve begun earning points for travel.  Your next logical step isn’t to try and fill your wallet with many different credit cards.

It’s time for some bonus content!  The whole purpose of this post is to take a step away from talking about different credit cards and strategies that go along with those cards.

Credit card rewards have become very popular, and due to their popularity, there is a huge selection of cards out there for you to pick from. 

Every year thousands of dollars are being spent on travel, and whether you’re taking a short weekend trip domestically or a two week vacation abroad, you can benefit from the use of credit card rewards.

Welcome back to Points of Travel!  Before I get into what cards I keep in my wallet and my personal strategies that I use today, I want to spend some time talking about how cashback and travel points/miles have helped me over the years.

Welcome to Points of Travel!  This blog has been a long time coming.  For those that know me, you know I LOVE talking about anything and everything related to credit card points.