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We still don’t understand why more people, especially our friends, don’t use credit card points and miles for nearly free travel. Who doesn’t want to travel? Especially for almost free? One of the comments we get most is, “I could never keep it all organized!” Is that something you struggle with, too? Let us introduce you to your new best friend—Travel Freely—the site and mobile app that makes keeping track of points/miles a breeze! Trust me, I used to have a spreadsheet (Jess used to use a note in her iPhone 🫣), and this is 1000% better and easier! We absolutely love Travel Freely and think it is a must for any and all credit card points and miles users! Oh, and did I mention that it’s FREE?! Want to learn more? Listen to this episode of our PODCAST!
The main feature that Travel Freely offers is a way to track all of your credit cards. Here is what they keep track of:
You do not need to link the app to your bank account or enter any sensitive personal information!
Below, you can see the “my cards” page. Here it will tell me if I have any annual fees due in the next 45 days, bonus deadlines in the next 30 days, 5/24 count, and when I am ready for a new card. It also lists all my cards as well. You will notice that both mine and Mitch’s cards are listed. Travel Freely works great for using credit card points and miles in 2-player mode!
Not only does Travel Freely help you stay organized, but they also recommend credit cards through their Card Genie. The Card Genie considers the cards you already have and your Chase 5/24 count to recommend cards you qualify for. You can filter the results to see recommendations based on the bank, rewards program, fees, and more! For example, if you want an airline card, you could filter the results to show you all the best current airline cards. There are rules out there from the various credit card issuers, and sometimes it can be tricky to keep track of them. The Card Genie is great because it knows all the rules and knows what you are eligible to apply for.
Travel Freely also has a mobile app that is great! It makes it so easy to quickly check out my cards, 5/24 status, and see any annual fees that are coming up. I spend most of my time on my phone vs. the computer, so having the mobile app has been so nice!
We are so excited to share this service with you all and hope it will be as beneficial for you as it has been for us! What are you waiting for? Go to Travel Freely and sign up now! It will take away the pain of being organized for you!
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How do you suggest noting a card cancellation in Travel Freely so it doesn’t disappear and you can keep track of when you’re eligible to open it again?
When you hit the Edit tab on the particular card it brings up a group of actions including “change status”. You can put canceled and the date and it will keep that history for you under inactive cards.