The story
Most people leave
tens of thousands
on the table.
Credit card points sit in accounts unused, slowly expiring, while people book economy and pay full price for business class. The system isn't intuitive — airline transfer partners, award calendars, and sweet spots take years to learn.
I spent that time so you don't have to. I turned my own points into a first class journey that would have cost $40,000 retail — and paid under $3,000 total. Now I help others do the same.
Whether you have a points balance gathering dust or you're actively planning a trip of a lifetime, I'll map out exactly how to get you into a premium cabin for a fraction of what you'd pay in cash.
"The airline would have charged $14,800 per seat in first class. My client paid $320 in taxes and fees — using points they didn't know what to do with."