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122,500 points. That’s an oddly specific number, no? It is, but it’s the minimum number of Chase Ultimate Rewards points
I’ve been a small business owner for most of my career. In recent years, I’ve learned how to leverage various
Recently, I received an email alerting me to cheap flights to Mexico in 2021. One of the toughest parts about
Welcome to part two of our two-month Twenty-twenty adventure in Spain. In Part I, I talked about how we spent
From early January to early March, 2020, my family and I spent a glorious two months in Spain. Rewind about
In the fall of 2019, my family and I took advantage of our newfound freedom — I retired from medicine
For months, my family and I had been looking forward to our first big post-retirement adventure. Two months in Ecuador!
I had no intentions of earning free travel on this particular day. “We have a medical emergency on board. If
When planning a trip, we think about the destination, the sights, the history, and the fun that we’re going to
It takes a high savings rate to achieve financial independence and retire early. A visit to Disney World requires a
Living like a local for weeks at a time. That was the dream when I went part-time. Every day spent
I’m a big fan of optimizing, and sometimes that takes the shape of combining one trip with another. When
We wasted no time making plans to take advantage of my newfound freedom as a part-time anesthesiologist. October was busy
Today’s post comes from an early-career west coast cardiologist named EJ. He puts out great stuff on his own site
Last fall, my inbox teased me with a remarkable deal. Paris for $410 Roundtrip. I clicked where the
The Sunday Best is a collection of articles I’ve curated for your reading pleasure. Expect most of the writing to
The other day, I shared all kinds of great tips on how to blog well. At least a couple of
The Sunday Best is a collection of a handful of posts I share with you each week. With so
How do you find and fuel your passion? When I daydream about my early retirement, I get lots of ideas
In the first installment of Saving Money in and Around San Francisco, I discussed the first four days of our