The easy shift than can 10x your points

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Welcome to Points for Normal People!

In today’s episode, I share the benefits of opening multiple credit cards each year. I help you understand the time investment and I’ll give you an overall strategy to earn points the easy way. 

Opening multiple cards doesn’t have to be overwhelming. I’m here to be your guide. Let’s unlock the secret of travel points, together!

ACTION STEPS: 

• Figure out your average monthly credit card spend. This will help you choose cards with minimum spending requirements you can easily meet.
• Plan for big expenses. Think about upcoming costs like taxes or daycare. You can use these to hit card minimums in a strategic way.
• Stay tuned! There's more to come! Keep listening for even more travel-hacking tips.
• Grab my *brand new* Free Beginners Guide {download} - https://bit.ly/ktt-getstarted
• Check out my easy 3-Year plan for points: https://katiestraveltricks.com/easy-three-year-plan-for-points/ 

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Hi, I’m Katie from Katie’s Travel Tricks! I am here to help you learn the secrets that my family has been using for over a decade, using everyday expenses and welcome offers to supercharge your points earning. When you learn to do this, you can cover entire vacations every year.

Our family has been to Hawaii, Asia, the Caribbean, Europe — and more — all thanks to strategically earning and redeeming points. We've done this on a limited travel budget and now want to help you do it, too.

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