You Deserve A Vacation
(And I’m going to teach you how to book one…for practically free)
I’ve spent the past 3 years traveling for almost free on credit card points…
…on everyday spending I would be doing anyway.
For therapists in private practice who don’t have the luxury of paid time off, taking a vacation can feel impossible—not only do you need to pay for flights, hotels, meals and excursions, but while you’re away you’re actually LOSING money. But it is also more important than ever to make time to rest and recharge in order to take care of yourself and show up for your clients.
I’ve done the research (and made plenty of mistakes along the way!) and share my go-to strategies here so that you don’t have to start from zero. As you gain confidence in travel on points, you’ll be maximizing your earnings in no time. My no-nonsense guide is here to help you get started.
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My Simple 3 Part Points Strategy
Step 1: Get the Right Credit Cards
Chase Sapphire Preferred:
American Express Gold:
Best for: Foodies, High Grocery Expenses, Cities/Suburbs to Make the Most of Credits
Chase Ink Business:
Bilt:
Step 2: Use Cash Back Portals (Rakuten and Capital One)
Step 3:
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