$2,275 Travel Hacking Rewards Points Cashed In (sorry haters ☹️) HD

Here’s the thing, I love doing YouTube videos, I love putting out content and I love when people take action on some of the advice that I offer. But do you know what I LOVE THE MOST? The comments! Not the simple “Thank you for the video” - the comments from the haters-Those are the ones that I love. I have been blogging for a while and I am used to these comments now, but I remember in the beginning how much they bothered me. But now, it is just so much fun just proving them wrong. So haters, have fun with this one!! So in one of my more popular videos, it’s the Passive Income Ideas video, I share 11 ways that you can make passive income. One of the ways I talked about is using credit cards to earn rewards points and how that is passive income. Now we can talk all day long about whether or not that is really passive income or not? That is not what I am going to talk about today. What I want to focus on today is the people that comment that credit card rewards are not passive income, how it is a joke, a crock, etc. So I am going to show you some of these comments - comments that range from people calling me a con artist, people that are calling ‘BS’, and people that say it just doesn’t happen. I can tell you that it does work, you can get rewards points and save a ton of money. So here is one of the most recent times that rewards points were used…...my wife and I recently went to Cleveland with our youngest son. We had plenty of notice before traveling so I had time to look at my rewards points and get the best deal. So what did we get? Well we got round trip tickets for all three of us, we got three nights hotel stay, and we rented a Cadillac SUV for 3 days. I had almost 600,000 points on one of my cards and I had 140,000 other points that we used. So how much did we save using these points? The round trip tickets to Cleveland would have cost $1,600, the hotel was Home to Hilton, it was not the top of line hotel, but it was a nice decent room and that saved us $450, on the car rental I got a Cadillac SUV and saved $225. So, adding up all of these charges, our rewards points saved us $2,275. ✈️ Do you see why I think these hater comments are funny? I saved a ton of money for that weekend trip. I have 3 credit cards that I use as my main cards for business and personal spending. We chose the Chase card specifically for travel. Another perk with the Chase Southwest card is you can qualify for a companion pass, if you travel frequently. Your companion can travel with you on SouthWest for FREE! ✈️ You also have the option of changing your companion up to three times per year. That is how we use our rewards points! Because that is what works for us. We travel frequently and with a family of 5 it can get pretty pricey. To address the comment about annual fees….yes I have to pay an annual fee but with the $2200+ that I just saved on this Ohio trip, I am still net positive. Another comment was regarding inter