GlamMistress
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I currently have one other card that has no annual fee and earns rewards, but not necessarily travel-related.
I don't travel very often, and when I do it is generally road trips. I wanted some airline miles for some potential upcoming trips and the travel cards seemed like too good a deal to pass up.
You would probably be better off starting with the Sapphire Reserve or Preferred and do the double dip. Like I said, with those points you can transfer to United but you can also use the Ultimate Rewards portal to book flights as well and then you're not stuck with one airline.
You might read through these sites first - then come back with more questions. Where is it that you are trying to get to in 2019?
https://www.reddit.com/r/churning/comments/5mhaai/beginners_chase_guide_for_folks_under_524/
https://www.theglobetrottingteacher...-for-beginners-the-first-5-to-get-a-strategy/
didn't have any more kiddos until I was 31 and 33. I had one starting college and another starting kindergarten a few years ago! I will say I can definitely appreciate it more having the two little ones, realizing how fast they grow up. Kids somehow make you feel old but keep you young at the same time!
. Very much an accident but I still think the people I married and made are pretty likeable so it's all good in the end. We are very spoiled in having lots of grandparents available to us to keep the kids for us for a date night or even a few days /week. I think it would have been much harder without that since we didn't get much (any) time on our own before kids.
My poor parents. I was so dumb. It is ok. I turned out fine. LOL. Just sorta jealous now of DD19's fun college experience she is having and knowing all the fun she will have in her 20s. I was working full time, raising a baby as a single momma, and in nursing school when I was her age.