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Can you really travel the world for free? A travel points expert shares her secrets
Stacy Roberts says she took $83,000 worth of vacations for $4,300. Here’s how Stacy Roberts likes to tell her 321,000 followers that her family is rich – in credit card points, that is. Last year alone, she, her husband and their three ...
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Stacy Roberts says she took $83,000 worth of vacations for $4,300. Here’s how Stacy Roberts likes to tell her 321,000 followers that her family is rich – in credit card points, that is. Last year alone, she, her husband and their three ...
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According to The Guardian’s source item, Can you really travel the world for free? A travel points expert shares her secrets, Stacy Roberts says she took $83,000 worth of vacations for $4,300. Here’s how Stacy Roberts likes to tell her 321,000 followers that her family is rich – in credit card points, that is. Last year alone, she, her husband and their three kids traveled to Spain, Denmark, Austria, Italy, California, Utah and Hawaii all for around $4,300, she says. How does she do it? Roberts says she opens a new credit card each month, allowing her to accumulate around 1m points a year. An adviser on the estate documents that matter more than a will A finance podcaster on how she plans to make her daughter a millionaire A former union organizer on how to negotiate your debts down Continue reading…
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