Budgeting for a trip seems easy, right? You just need to save a bunch of money and divide it into 3: food, flights and hotels. But what about those cool activities you want to try or figuring out how to get from A to B? There are a lot of little incidentals that go into
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As experienced travelers already know, trips can take unexpected turns, leaving you to regroup or return home. If you have a big trip coming up, or if youâre considering travel as a regular way of life, take a minute to consider how youâd pay for detours you didnât put on the itinerary, such as: an […]
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Map out your itinerary and look for deals to help cut the cost of travel, even during peak vacation season.
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New York City is often said to be one of the most expensive destinations in the world to travel to. While there are crazy expensive adventures to be had – like this $1,800 helicopter tour – NYC is also a city you can easily traverse on a budget. I recently took to the city with
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Are you someone who dreams of quitting your job and traveling the world? Maybe you’re reading this at work right now…. If you are don’t let your boss see it! I for one spent endless hours dreaming about leaving my bartending job, focusing on my passion for writing and helping others travel the world and
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Have you ever had a free weekend pop up and thought, I need to get out of town ASAP? With technology, and especially apps, planning a quick vacation can take you just one hour. I promise. Finding a last-minute flight First off, you are going to need a flight. Stay flexible and pick the cheapest
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APR stands for âannual percentage rate.â In terms of credit cards, it is the baseline rate used to calculate how much interest youâll pay on any balance you carry over into future billing cycles. Every credit card has an APR but itâs not the same for every person with that card. Your personal rate is
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