Author: Kyle Burbank

  • Delta is Offering a Limited Edition Card Design Made of 747 Airplane Metal

    Delta is Offering a Limited Edition Card Design Made of 747 Airplane Metal

    Unlike some in my generation, I’m not one to get too worked up about a metal credit card. While they are admittedly pretty cool and I happen to have a few, I don’t see them as a “flex” or feel the need to show them off. However, Delta has just announced a limited edition metal…

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  • Meal Delivery Services: Pros, Cons, and Comparisons

    Meal Delivery Services: Pros, Cons, and Comparisons

    Sometimes a simple idea can really take off, leading others to put their own twist on it and flood the market. That’s pretty much exactly what’s happened with meal delivery services — also known as meal kit subscriptions. These plans allow you to select from a list of recipe options each week and then have…

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  • Travel Tuesday: Crockfords Las Vegas (Resorts World)

    Travel Tuesday: Crockfords Las Vegas (Resorts World)

    You’re not going to believe this but, recently, my wife and I spent more time in Las Vegas. Having returned, it’s now time to continue my ongoing Las Vegas Content Bonanza™. Today, I’ll be taking a look at the Crockfords hotel located at the new Resorts World complex on the Strip. This luxury property happens…

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  • Finance After Death: Preparing for the Eventual and Inevitable

    Finance After Death: Preparing for the Eventual and Inevitable

    In the past, I’ve written about a number of Money Milestones that are usually pretty exciting ones to reach. Today… not so much. Instead, let’s talk about a different kind of Money Milestone: dying. Yes, dying — that thing none of us wants to talk about but that all of us (barring any major scientific…

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  • Uber Eats Competes With Goldbelly After Adding “Nationwide Shipping”

    Uber Eats Competes With Goldbelly After Adding “Nationwide Shipping”

    Last week, I shared the news that the American Express Gold Card had added some new options to its monthly dining credit, including partnering with the food shipping site Goldbelly. Well, this week brings more culinary shipping news that impacts me as an Amex cardholder — but doesn’t come directly from the card company themselves.…

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  • The Amex Gold Card’s Dining Credit Has Some New Options (While Losing Others)

    The Amex Gold Card’s Dining Credit Has Some New Options (While Losing Others)

    In recent years, the American Express Gold Card has undergone quite a few changes. For example, in 2020, the card added a $10 per month Uber Cash benefit. Then, last year, it made its Rose Gold design a permanent design instead of a limited edition one. Okay, so that second one didn’t really impact the…

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  • Travel Tuesday: Aparthotel Adagio Serris (Hipark) Hotel Review

    Travel Tuesday: Aparthotel Adagio Serris (Hipark) Hotel Review

    It’s now been a couple of years since I started doing these Travel Tuesday columns, which have now included a number of hotel reviews. Naturally, as a result, when I stay at hotels these days, I know pretty much from the jump that I’ll be writing a review about it. Yet, I realized that there’s…

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  • My Latest Global Entry Victory — And How It Was Different From Normal

    My Latest Global Entry Victory — And How It Was Different From Normal

    This past week, my wife and I returned from our latest international trip… well, technically. I have to say that, given the long, overseas flights we’re used to, it was quite strange to be boarding a regional jet for an international flight from LaGuardia to Toronto. Speaking of strange, another unique aspect of this airport…

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  • Starbucks’ Summer Game is Back and Could Score You Free Stars

    Starbucks’ Summer Game is Back and Could Score You Free Stars

    In the past, I’ve written plenty about Starbucks, including penning a detailed guide to completing one of their games for scoring a boatload of free Stars — AKA their loyalty points that can be redeemed for food, beverages, and more. Yet, since writing that, my wife and I had slowed way down on our Starbucks consumption…

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  • Travel Tuesday: Arro App Review – Hailing an NYC Cab with My Phone

    Travel Tuesday: Arro App Review – Hailing an NYC Cab with My Phone

    Having been born in New Jersey and growing up loving New York City, I occasionally like to fancy myself as someone well in the know when it comes to Manhattan. Alas, this illusion falls apart pretty quickly when I’m actually there. For example, not only can I not navigate the subway in fewer than three…

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  • Lessons Learned from My International Dog Sitting Adventure

    Lessons Learned from My International Dog Sitting Adventure

    A few months back, I wrote a post sharing that my wife and I were considering adopting a dog while also recounting some of costs we were totaling up as we furthered our research. Well, thanks to some unexpected travels, our plans to get a pup of our own have been delayed. But, in the…

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  • Delta SkyClub is Still Updating Its Entry Rules — But Not as Drastically

    Delta SkyClub is Still Updating Its Entry Rules — But Not as Drastically

    If you’re a frequent flier or credit card enthusiast, chances are you heard some rumblings about Delta this week. Specifically, changes announced to their Delta SkyClubs did not go down well with some travelers, leading to a rare instance where a brand backtracked on its plans in just a few days’ time. So, now that…

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