They've never run out of energy (we commando tour) and they have never gotten sick after a trip so my guess is not much damage happens in that short amount of time.
But that's another potential option if you earned your previous bonus more than 24 months ago, cancel current card and then try to double dip the SW cards to go for that companion pass as discussed. It gets you a bunch of points and you'd get one of your tickets for free for up to 2 years (depending on timing). Again more things to consider on that if it sounds interesting.
It is correct, but transferring points doesn't count. You would need to book direct through Chase.
I try to get my kid to eat healthy at home (although he hates all veggies) but my mom is the one who feeds him crap. All the time. Last week she took him to White Castle and he had sliders and soda. He never even drank soda before this summer. We never buy it. He generally prefers water though now wants soda. I’ll admit to McD’s at times but my mom was the one who started that too. She bought him his first Happy Meal. From the same Mom who made us eat whole wheat/honey sweetened cookies as kids and who made the whole family vegetarian for a few years.Right...I may be a bit like your mom normally...I have the kids who had never had McD's until recently lol. Yet, they go wild with junk food at WDW for a week and it's part of the fun and the memories
Enjoy the time with your sister! She will have a blast.
Some one Reddit said that you can double dip SW cards too. I asked if that was confirmed and they said yes.Just me but I'd push the pause button on that for a second.
If I remember correctly from your own thread about flying for free, you've had your SW Premier card for a few years now? (hopefully I'm remember the right person!) As mentioned on that thread, and as you just found recently, you can't hold both SW personal cards at the same time now due to the change they made a couple months ago. However, if you've earned the bonus on either card more than 24 months ago you could cancel the card you have and sign up for it or the Plus again to get the bonus. (Just have to think about what that does to your credit if it's a really old card and you don't have any other really old cards to make up for it. )
The Sapphire cards have the same 'one in a family rule' that the SW cards do now but there is a loophole to getting both if you get them both o nthe same day. Which is why we may suggest a double dip of both cards at once, so you're not locked out of both bonuses. But this also means you have 8k in spend to complete within the same 3 months to get both bonuses. The other Sapphire card comes with a higher AF and if you weren't planning to use the extra perks that come with the fee it may not make sense to pay it just to transfer points to SW. I"m sure there's more to consider but I'm trying to be brief
Like the Sapphire cards, I believe there are data points to double dipping the SW personal cards and getting the bonuses.... I think. I know there was speculation it works but can't remember if I found facts of the success yet
Another thing to consider in all this, how did you find out about not getting the Plus card? Did you apply and were denied? Was it within the past 30 days? Chase also has a rule that you can't apply for more than 2 personal cards in a 30 day period, otherwise you just get denied. So if it was the SW Plus and then the Sapphire Preferred, I think you're out of applications for a bit.
Just me but I'd push the pause button on that for a second.
If I remember correctly from your own thread about flying for free, you've had your SW Premier card for a few years now? (hopefully I'm remember the right person!) As mentioned on that thread, and as you just found recently, you can't hold both SW personal cards at the same time now due to the change they made a couple months ago. However, if you've earned the bonus on either card more than 24 months ago you could cancel the card you have and sign up for it or the Plus again to get the bonus. (Just have to think about what that does to your credit if it's a really old card and you don't have any other really old cards to make up for it. )
The Sapphire cards have the same 'one in a family rule' that the SW cards do now but there is a loophole to getting both if you get them both o nthe same day. Which is why we may suggest a double dip of both cards at once, so you're not locked out of both bonuses. But this also means you have 8k in spend to complete within the same 3 months to get both bonuses. The other Sapphire card comes with a higher AF and if you weren't planning to use the extra perks that come with the fee it may not make sense to pay it just to transfer points to SW. I"m sure there's more to consider but I'm trying to be brief
Like the Sapphire cards, I believe there are data points to double dipping the SW personal cards and getting the bonuses.... I think. I know there was speculation it works but can't remember if I found facts of the success yet
Another thing to consider in all this, how did you find out about not getting the Plus card? Did you apply and were denied? Was it within the past 30 days? Chase also has a rule that you can't apply for more than 2 personal cards in a 30 day period, otherwise you just get denied. So if it was the SW Plus and then the Sapphire Preferred, I think you're out of applications for a bit.
Only transfer what you need to SW. Once transferred, UR points cannot be transferred back. There are so many good options for using UR points.
Also the Sunshine food court in Living with the Land/Soarin, we've stopped there a couple times too.
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I sent this to DH, who in turn forwarded it to his brother.
As much as I love my stand mixer, I also love my food processor (slicing, chopping)!! and my crockpot is a close third place. It is great coming home to the smell of dinner ready to be eaten!A food processor also works great for shredding chicken. I love my food processorThat and my crockpot are my cooking 'must haves'!
It's a good card, especially if the AF is waived for the first year. I believe they still have the bonus for adding an authorized user too, so something else to look at for more points. (if you think you want to get into more CC bonuses, the advise is to not make a spouse the AU as that messes up other rules. but if you're done applying for the next year or two that's an easy way to pick up points. again, you can ask away if interested) And if you find a travel deal on the Chase portal your points are worth more when booked from that card.
I swear to you that I didn't know your name began with A and I've been reading your screen name as "Am Alone" for all this time. I'm glad you aren't alone!I sent this to DH, who in turn forwarded it to his brother.
BILs response: That's almost perfect. Except I imagine Alyssa would have consolidated it into a perfectly logical spreadsheet.
Lol. Me too!I swear to you that I didn't know your name began with A and I've been reading your screen name as "Am Alone" for all this time. I'm glad you aren't alone!
If you cancel your current SW card and it has been more than 24 months, you can apply again and get the bonus. Chase does limit applications to 2 in 30 days and overall 5 cards in 24 months (no matter who they’re from). Also be sure to pay off all your cards every month to avoid paying any interest fees. Those fees negate any benefits to points/miles.
